Molenaar Edition Sheet Music

Johann Strauß Jr.(1825-1899) is famous all over the world as the 'Viennese Waltz King'. Nevertheless Strauß Junior also composed many polka's and a series of marches among which Russian March and Egyp...

The Peul - a people of nomadic pastoralists in West Africa - have a large number of impressive epics. One of their most famous epics is the epic that tells of the violent confrontations between the Pe...

Add festive elegance to your repertoire! With the sheet music collection "24 Trumpet Tunes and Airs" published by the renowned Molenaar Edition, you will discover an exquisite selection of timeless me...

The piece Romantic Mood is a ballad for solo horn. After an orchestral introduction, the soloist plays a beautiful and dreamy theme. The second theme follows accompanied by the woodwinds, which is the...

One of the most famous tunes in entertainment music, composed by Errol Garner, the pianist with the immediate recognizable style. Marcel Peeters wrote this fine arrangement. The trombone solo is only...

The Girl in 14G was written by Jeanine Tesori for the American actress and singer, Kristen Chenoweth, and featured on her 2001 debut CD, Let Yourself Go. The song is based on her personal experience:...

This composition is based on the very popular French folksong 'Au Clair de la Lune mon ami Pierrot' which used to be part of every family's homely song repertoire in France and even abroad. Henk van L...

After 'Beauty and the Beast' theWalt Disney Studios produced another very successful cartoon late in 1993. 'Aladdin' was of course inspired by the famous fairy tale from the eternal evergreen collecti...

For those who prefer swinging music, Willy Hautvast wrote the selection A Swinkling Christmas with American and English carols such as Let it snow, White Christmas, Frosty the Snowman, Rudolph, the re...

Immerse yourself in the timeless charm of the French chanson with "J'Attendrai", beautifully arranged for concert band. This world-famous masterpiece, brimming with nostalgia, longing, and romantic el...

This concerto is in the first place intended for the beginning fluteplayer who is already somewhat familiar with the elementary qualities of a soloist.The first part is written in the tradition of the...

In The Escape Andreas Ludwig Schulte describes the fictive situation of a man in long-standing captivity. He is badly treated and his longing for his family becomes bigger from day to day. Finally, th...

This is a cheerful march written by Jack (Jacob Pieter) Ham (1920) who was active and famous as con-ductor and music teacher in the West Friesland area in The Netherlands. He composed several works fo...

Here we have another splendid pleasing suite by Ennio Salvere. It consists of the following three parts : 'Of Guilds and Bagpipes', 'Of Sailors and Fishermen' and 'Of Singers and Dancers'. With this c...

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Again a new edition in the Creative Compositions © series. This piece was revolutionary in its time in 1972, because it was the first time a 5/4 bar had been used.. It is a real program piece with a f...

Serge Lancen (Paris 1922) undoubtedly belongs to the top of contemporary European wind music composers. His MANHATTAN SYMPHONY (1962), CAP KENNEDY (1970), SYMPHONIE DE L'EAU (1986) and MISSA SOLEMNIS...

The movie production Out Of Africa starring Meryl Streep and Robert Redford is no doubt one of the most beautiful films of the past decade. The music for the soundtrack was composed by John Barry. The...

A real typewriter, with the sound amplified, is played by one percussionplayer. The typewriterbell is disconnected and the bell sound is produces on a desk bell by a second player. As an alternative t...

This selection made a choice from the thrilling and expressive sound tracks John Williams wrote for the three movie pictures dealing with the adventures of the archeologist Doctor Jones (Harrison Ford...

The American pianist and composer Cy Coleman(1929) is certainly best known as the author of several musical comedies such as Wildcat (1960), Sweet Charity (1966), Seesaw (1973) and of course Barnum (1...