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Anleitung zum Erzeugen von Obertönen, englische Originalausgabe. A systematic approach to range extension for all saxophones.

Contents: Andante Cantabile, Aurora Variations and Entr'acte from Sleeping Beauty, Chant Sans Paroles, Mozartiana, Sentimental Waltz, and Valse from Serenade for Strings.

These short pieces represent all the known violin works composed by Lili Boulanger and include a recently discovered manuscript with no title, written for keyboard and unspecified solo instrument. Mov...

The Max Bruch Violin Concerto in G minor was written in 1866 and revised over the next year. The work was an immediate success, achieving a permanent place in violin literature. The concerto is in thr...

Arcangelo Corelli (1653-1713 ) was a virtuoso violinist, pedagogue and composer of the Baroque era. His best known work is the Violin Sonata in D minor 'La Folia,' Op.5 No.12. Its name, Folly, also tr...

Dvorak's Sonatina was completed in 1893 while he sojourned in the United States. The work was written for and dedicated to his teenaged daughter and 10 year old son. The composer described the four-mo...

Joseph-Hector Fiocco was born in Brussels. Both his father, Pietro Antonio Fiocco, and his brother, Jean-Joseph, were also well-known composers and were Joseph-Hector's composition teachers. From 1730...

A fun piece, with foot-tappings.

Traditional folk-ballad on the life of the desperado.

Inspired by the virtuosity of pianist Ambre and jazz trumpeter James Morrison, The Sydney, Australia Morning Herald acclaimed the work the jewel in the crown of Sydney Symphony's 2007 Kaleidoscope pro...

A systematic approach to range extension for all saxophones. French Language.

A systematic approach to range extension for all saxophones. Japanese Language.

This brand-new edition of Bruce Adolphe's Piano Puzzlers celebrates the 20th anniversary of the show as heard on Public Radio's Performance Today. Includes 30 tunes with songs by Gershwin, Kern, Arlen...

The Quintet consists of four movements, quite different form each other, yet also similar in terms of the materials used and the manner in which they are developed.