Faber Music

Edited by Fanny Waterman and Marion Harewood. Fifty graded duets for the young pianist with a more advanced player. Valuable for sight-reading, fun to perform.

Easy, attractive duets designed to complement the progression of Parts 1 and 2. Some of the 20 pieces in this collection have interchangeable parts of equal difficulty, so that the young pianist can p...

Easy, attractive duets designed to complement the progression of Parts 1 and 2. Some of the 20 pieces in this collection have interchangeable parts of equal difficulty, so that the young pianist can p...

Repetepetition by Mattthew Hindson, arranged for soprano saxophone and piano. Available to print instantly in digital sheet music format.

The word "heroes" is bandied around a lot these days in contemporary society. When I set out to write Heroes, for saxophonist Amy Dickson, I was thinking of what it must be like to be one of those med...

... an absolutely sterling score, accessible yet boldly original, conceptually fascinating and musically compelling. John Rockwell, The New York Times, 7 February 1988

. . . a great many remarkable qualities. . . it contains numerous precise and beautiful images. Paul Griffiths, The Times, 22 September 1986

Capriccio for two horns and strings, op.54 Commissioned by the Philharmonia with funds from the Arts Council of Great Britain, this piece was written in early 1991 for a concert to mark the 70th anniv...

The work draws its inspiration from Australia's so-called Top End. There, along the northern coastline, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island cultures mingle with those of Melanasia and Indonedia. Cello...

'Stringfest' is a collection of popular melodies imaginatively arranged for string groups. The music has been arranged with extra flexibility to cater for a variety of abilities and situations, with e...

19 songs spanning Embrace's whole career, carefully transcribed in guitar tab, complete with guitar chord boxes.

26 of The Charlatan's best-loved songs, spanning their whole 15-year, 8-album career, from their first hit single 'The Only One I Know' to 'Up At the Lake'. The songs here are carefully transcribed in...

'Leaders of the Free World' is Elbow's third album, demonstrating a great leap forward in terms of their song writing strength, heaving with Manchester grump and symbolism of urban decay.

Although still relatively new, Kasabian have already developed a stellar rock reputation after wowing on the festival circuit and supporting Oasis on the 'Don't believe the truth tour'. Their sound fu...

The hype precedes the ex-Libertines, tabloid-friendly bad boy of rock Pete Doherty. This album looks like it will live up to its high expectations, with two top tens ('F**k forever' and 'Killamangiro'...

The Strokes have been a massive hit since they first burst onto the scene in 2001 with the classic brand of New York garage punk. After wooing critics and fans with their first two albums, this releas...

Snow Patrol were catapulted to the dizzying heights of the charts in 2004 with breakthrough single 'Run', taken from their album 'Final Straw', which went on to sell in excess of two million copies. F...

2006 has been a phenomenal year for the teenage four piece, The Automatic. Having wowed fans with a series of riotous gigs (including tours with Hard-Fi and The Ordinary Boys), they've emerged as one...

A band who combine the famed histrionics and pomp of 70s prog rock with the angst of Seattle grunge and a love of epic piano scores. Muse's meteoric rise to rock's high table was underlined by the rel...

Freedom Fields takes its name from a skirmish which took place on 3rd December 1643, where after vicious fighting the Roundhead Garrison of Plymouth made their final rally, routed the King's army (the...

A collection of riff-tastic songs, spanning twenty years, in a unique new format designed for all guitarists who just use guitar tabulature. With accurate and detailed chord boxes, strumming patterns,...

'Empire' marks the triumphant return of Kasabian, the indie-electronica fusionists who became the heroes of 2004 with their self-titled debut album, and who dominated last year's summer festival circu...

The highly anticipated debut from the Glasgow trio 'The Fratellis' couples frantic, riff laden contemporary rock with references to 70's punk and stripped down acoustic numbers. Recorded In Los Angele...

This second album from Bloc Party is a stunning, intense and brilliant follow-up to their celebrated debut 'Silent Alarm'. Inspired by lead singer Kele Okereke's interest in what he calls 'the living...