William J. Bullock

Berceuse ("Lullaby") is the first movement of the six-movement Dolly Suite, Op. 56, which Faure composed for four-hand piano. Transposed up a half step, this arrangement for woodwind quintet and piano...

This majestic MARCH is an arrangement for double string orchestra of a work originally composed for harmonium and piano in 1872 by the world-famous French organist, Alexandre Guilmant (1836-1911). Thi...

Liszt opens his sprawling oratorio Christus with this straightforward instrumental fugue. Marked with the opening words of Isaiah 45:8: Rorate coeli (Heavenly Dew Drops), the fugue adapts the opening...

This eminently singable short movement is the perfect vehicle for choruses with a limited number of male singers. The Benedictus from one of Victoria's many Mass settings, it is appropriate for any se...

In 1897, W. Augustus Barratt (1873-1947) set to music a poem by Gratiana Chanter (1857-1934). In three brief verses, it tells the familiar tale of a beautiful lady whose fastidious nature leaves her r...

This majestic MARCH is an arrangement for double string orchestra of a work originally composed for harmonium and piano in 1872 by the world-famous French organist, Alexandre Guilmant (1836-1911). Thi...

Liszt opens his sprawling oratorio Christus with this straightforward instrumental fugue. Marked with the opening words of Isaiah 45:8: Rorate coeli (Heavenly Dew Drops), the fugue adapts the opening...