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Johannes Brahms became known for his four symphonies and his great choral work A GERMAN REQUIEM. In the opening chorus, "Blessed Are They That Mourn", he reaches heights of sublimity. Performed at Bre...

Irish Tune from County Derry is one of the best known of Grainger's settings based on a folk melody. This version, published here for the first time, was prepared for Leopold Stokowski who recorded it...

An NSOA prize winner and the only such prize winner to have been performed by the Philadephia Orchestra. Instrumentation: 2.2.2.2: 4.3.3: Timp. Xyl-Bells. 3 Perc: Strings 9.8.7.6.5

Published for the first time, Circus Galop finds its origins in Sousa's last and unperformed opera The Irish Dragoon. Short, arresting and classically Sousa, this light-hearted and exciting work is a...

Five of Cohan's most beloved tunes are encapsulated in this Mike Lewis arrangement. Your audience will be tapping more than their toes with Harrigan, Yankee Doodle Dandy, Mary's a Grand Old Name, Give...

The stirring Spanish style is immediately recognizable, particularly in this famous paso doble. Some simplification of keys makes it accessible to orchestras of all levels of experience.

A celebratory salute to one of our nation's oldest and strongest institutions, this orchestration will thrill audiences of any age or demographic.

The light bossa nova style of this Johnny Mandel hit comes from the classic M-G-M movie "The Sandpiper."

At times hard-hitting and rhythmic, at times flowing and fanciful, Esprit is an exhilarating work for the young orchestra. Parts for trumpet in C and B flat have been provided. Percussion serves to dr...

This snappy Cole Porter arrangement is from the movie "Born to Dance." Bass clarinet features prominently and the work ends with a fascinating whisper.

This is a stunningly beautiful treatment of "The Last Rose of Summer." Technically accessible, it is music that requires the utmost in control and sensitivity. It will be a concert standout.

This outstanding new work exists for both band and full orchestra. It is rich, full, and vibrant, with exciting parts for all players.

This Scherzo is included in Chaminade's Orchestral Suite and was later transcribed for piano solo. It fits the orchestra like a glove, sparkling color from all sections.

This lovely Cole Porter tune is of unmatched loveliness. This Mike Lewis arrangement shows the depth of harmonic richness you would expect from these writers. Instrumentation: 2.1+EH.1+BCl.2: 2.2.0.0...

A traditional Jewish song that is over 1,000 years old, Dayenu is a theme and variations that requires a large orchestra and immense energy. The work explores several keys and styles before its climac...

This charming and harmonious arrangement from Albert Oliver Davis is a wonderful choice for a holiday concert. Solidly in the medium grade of difficulty, this arrangement remains in the key of G throu...

God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, a traditional English carol, has been sung since the 16th century. The first recorded mention is in Three New Christmas Carols around 1760. The traditional melody in the...

You will find this a singularly enjoyable programming option. Written by one of Puerto Rico's dance masters, Virgilia was intended for dancing and it demands that we do so with vibrant rhythms and an...

King of Hearts moves back and forth between dance and processional moods. David Simmons composed the work in sonata-allegro form. With stately themes and transparent orchestral colors, it's an excelle...

This is a set of variations arranged for orchestra on "Hail to the Chief' and is ideal for any program which has a patriotic theme. It is tuneful and colorful. Grade 5.

An exciting transcription for orchestra by the composer of his well-known work for band, AMERICAN HERO is perfect for any occasion honoring flight or any American hero; excellent as a concert opener....

This arrangement for full orchestra of the famous National Pasttime tune has been completed by Steven L. Rosenhaus, and includes an optional narrator part for those who wish to work on their ball park...

This highly evocative orchestral favorite is presented here in a slightly abridged version. Editings and cross-cues have been added to make it accessible to standard orchestras, but the parts themselv...

This flashy work will be a challenge, but it will also be an exhilarating accomplishment! Edited and arranged from the original by Tom Kennedy, only a few of the most complex parts have been changed,...

Elgar dedicated his first Pomp and Circumstance march, written in 1901, "to my friend Alfred E. Rodewald and the members of the Liverpool Orchestral Society". Often performed in graduation ceremonies...