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The "Four Sacred Pieces" for chorus are Giuseppe Verdi's (1813-1901) last compositions and were first performed in April, 1898. Ave Maria, the first of the "Four Sacred Pieces" was composed for four-p...

Anton Bruckner (1824-1896) began first writing choral works in 1860, when he became the conductor of a male choral group, the Frohsinn Society. Of the many choral works he wrote for that group, Bruckn...

Respectfully and tastefully scored for contemporary bands, master writer Albert Davis presents two movements from Mendelssohn's beautiful oratorio, ELIJAH. Reverential and subtle, this is great concer...

This motette of Mozart's became one of his most beloved short works.  It is a remarkable piece of music, well scored for Junior High, advanced Grade School, and High School Bands.

The "Four Sacred Pieces" for chorus are Giuseppe Verdi's (1813-1901) last compositions and were first performed in April, 1898. Ave Maria, the first of the "Four Sacred Pieces" was composed for four-p...

Anton Bruckner (1824-1896) began first writing choral works in 1860, when he became the conductor of a male choral group, the Frohsinn Society. Of the many choral works he wrote for that group, Bruckn...

Respectfully and tastefully scored for contemporary bands, master writer Albert Davis presents two movements from Mendelssohn's beautiful oratorio, ELIJAH. Reverential and subtle, this is great concer...

The official hymn of the United States Air Force, this work has been reissued in 9x12 format. This is a full score edition, with edited and corrected parts and playable by just about any band.

Inspired by Psalm 47, "O Clap Your Hands," A Psalm of Celebration by Paul W. Whear is an energetic piece that loosely follows the structure of the written verse in its musical form. The opening statem...

This famous melody of St. Anthony Chorale has been attributed to Haydn, but there is doubt as to whether or not he was the composer or simply quoted an older theme taken from an unknown source. Whatev...

This brass setting of the anthem THE LORD IS KING can be used as an addition to the chorus and organ version of the anthem, or it can be used instead of the organ; it can also be performed by the bras...

THE MESSIAH was written in 1741. "For Unto Us a Child is Born" is one of the best known choruses from well known oratorio. This arrangement for brass quintet by Frank Groome was originally written for...

The Hymn of Jesus, Op. 37 / H. 140 was composed in 1917 by Gustav Holst (1874-1934) and stands among the composer's most original and visionary choral works. Drawing its text from the apocryphal Acts...

Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921), while most well-known for his chamber and orchestral works, also composed much for the organ, having himself been appointed organist at both Saint Merri (1853-1857) an...

One of Bach's most famous melodies (actually written as a chorale by Johann Schop and embellished by J.S. Bach), this is a timeless classic with value on any program. The chorale melody is placed an o...

This versatile set of quartets includes: A Mighty Fortress Is Our God; Nearer, Still Nearer; Be Thou My Vision; What A Friend We Have In Jesus and O Store Gud (Swedish Folk Hymn). Medium Level.

Enjoy these exquisitely orchestrated settings of your favorite hymns! An optional tin whistle/flute part is included for Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing. Contents: Come, Christians, Join to Sing; C...

Vivaldi originally wrote his C major concerto, RV433, for a sopranino recorder around the years 1728 and 1729. It has three movements titled: 1. Allegro 2. Largo 3. Allegro molto

Vivaldi originally wrote his C major concerto, RV433, for a sopranino recorder around the years 1728 and 1729. It has three movements titled: 1. Allegro 2. Largo 3. Allegro molto

The "Guaracha" is the Third Movement from Mr. Gould's fourth Symphonette, LATIN AMERICAN SYMPHONETTE, which is in four movements - Rhumba, Tango, Guaracha, and Conga. The "Guaracha," relatively speaki...

Written in 1874, the orchestral tone poem Danse Macabre Op. 40 by Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921) premiered in January of 1875 and was not well received by the audience. 21st century scholar Roger Nic...

The comic operetta DIE FLEDERMAUS (The Bat) by Johann Strauss II (1825-1899) is the composer's best known operetta, though "The Waltz King" is perhaps better remembered yet for his contributions to th...