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An instrumental journey for the senses by Erwin Jahreis. Saxophones, trumpets and a colorful wind orchestra merge into a soulful tapestry of sound. Carried by a touch of Southeast Asian flair, a famil...

The edition series Bunt gestrichen presents tried and tested compositions and arrangements for children's string orchestra with an attractive sound, which can be supplemented by (recorder) flutes if r...

The edition series "Bunt gestrichen" presents tried and tested compositions and arrangements for children's string orchestra with an attractive sound, which can be supplemented by (recorder) flutes if...

The four movements are based on Scottish folk songs about women. Commissioned by the Cello Orchestra of the Landesmusikakademie Hessen. Premiere/WP: September 28, 2025, 11:15 am, Landesmusikakademie H...

Slow fox in Billy Vaughn style, arranged for big band by Rudi Seifert. Key: F major to B flat major.

Crimond or The Lord's My Shepherd is a simple and elegant hymn that is commonly sung in church. This short arrangement opens with the traditional SATB scoring then develops into a colourful mosaic of...

The Sinfonia in A major was originally composed for string orchestra. In the arrangement for plucked string orchestra, the arranger has stuck to the original text as far as possible, adding a few arpe...

The well-known and popular title as a slowfox solo for saxophones in the style of Captain Cook.

The popular title "Funiculi - Funicula" is also known as "Look, there lies a dead fish in the water". Tone: E flat major, B flat major.

Making music together is a lot of fun and enjoyable. But it doesn't always have to be big and lengthy works. Small musical morsels have a great effect. This is the basic concept of these short pieces...

The most beautiful melodies are created in nature during long walks and hikes. So it was with this solo band for accordion (piano). But what does Schlühüwana mean? Here is the answer to the riddle: It...

The Quartet op. 6 no. 4 belongs to the "Sei quartetti concertante" for 2 violins, viola and violoncello, which were published in Paris by Mr Heina in 1775. Antonio Lorenziti composed a large number of...

Did you know that a woodpecker hammers into wood 20 times per second? Many times more when it starts whirling and turns on the turbo? And now imagine this bird going crazy - absolutely crazy! You can...

This groundbreaking collection of Korean songs includes background information, translations, IPA guides and QR codes linking to recordings of each song as well as the text pronunciation.  Soprano Rae...

One of the most famous arias of all time, Mozart’s music is faithfully arranged here in accessible E minor with slightly simplified, yet authentic notes and rhythms for the developing string orchestra...

This work for any low flute and fixed media captures the mystery, longing, and fragility of our planet's largest mammals. The flute interacts with the soulful calls of a humpback whale and the evocati...

Written for Transient Canvas at the Alba Music Festival, 2023. Inspired by Pointed Sphere, 2005, limestone and glass, by Damian Priour (1949-2011) "The fossilized local limestone and colored glass are...

First appearing in Novello’s Album for the Organ, No. 3, this plaintive Elegy dates from 1898, the same year as Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s Opus 33 Ballade for Orchestra and his Opus 30 cantata Song of...

Originally scored for strings and a pair of oboes, this energetic sinfonia comes from Handel's oratorio "Solomon." Offered here in the more accessible key of G major, this particular string orchestra...