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Adagio and Allegro is the first movement of the Cassazione for oboe, clarinet, horn and bassoon. It was published in 1936 by Andraud and attributed to Mozart. More recently, scholars have cast doubt o...

A significant repertoire collection for the advancing oboe player/student. Includes works by: Mozart, Dallier, Bertain, Guihaud, Busser, Paladilhe, Neilsen, Colin, Lefebvre and Johann Sebastian Bach.

From Handel's original oboe concerto in g minor HWV 287, this edition, as well as one for bassoon and piano, was transcribed and arranged Albert Andraud and Vincent Pezzi.

This concerto, originally written for oboe and string orchestra, has transcribed for oboe and piano by Albert Andraud. Movements: I. Allegro, II. Siciliano, III. Vivace

This lyrical and beautifully melancholy melody is a fine selection for the intermediate English Horn player for either contest or recital.

This adagio is from the 2nd movement of Mozart's Clarinet Concerto in A Major, Op. 107, K. 622. This transcription for English horn is by Albert Andraud.

This arrangement for oboe and piano is the aria from Verdi's famous opera, 'La Traviata'.

This solo, edited by Albert Andraud, is a great recital selection for the advanced oboist looking for challenging new music. Movements: I. Adagio, II. Allegro, III. Romanze, IV. Rondo

This andante and presto offers two contrasting movements for the intermediate oboist to perform at either contest or recital.

The Sonatina in G major, Op. 100, is another work that dates from Dvorák's stay in America. Its genesis can be traced to his visit to Minnehaha Falls, Minnesota in September 1893, where he was immedia...

After witnessing the tragic aftermath of the September 11, 2001 attack on New York firsthand, Ewazen composed this as a memorial to those who lost their lives, and as a tribute to the resilience and d...

Alexandra's Lullaby (Cancion de Cuna) is excerpted from Jacob Datshkovsky's 14 movement suite entitled Sketches of a Sunday (Bosquejos de un Domingo).

Children's Dance (Danza Mexicana) is excerpted from Jacob Datshkovsky's 14 movement suite entitled Sketches of a Sunday (Bosquejos de un Domingo).

Children's Play (Juegos De Ninos) is excerpted from Jacob Datshkovsky's 14 movement suite entitled Sketches of a Sunday (Bosquejos de un Domingo).

Choo-choo Train (Mi Tren) is excerpted from Jacob Datshkovsky's 14 movement suite entitled Sketches of a Sunday (Bosquejos de un Domingo).

The Introduction and Mexican Dance (Introduccion, danza Mexicana) is excerpted from Jacob Datshkovsky's 14 movement suite entitled Sketches of a Sunday (Bosquejos de un Domingo).

Fear (Miedo) is excerpted from Jacob Datshkovsky's 14 movement suite entitled Sketches of a Sunday (Bosquejos de un Domingo).

The Introduction and Mexican Dance (Introduccion, danza Mexicana) is excerpted from Jacob Datshkovsky's 14 movement suite entitled Sketches of a Sunday (Bosquejos de un Domingo).

Meditation (Meditacion) is excerpted from Jacob Datshkovsky's 14 movement suite entitled Sketches of a Sunday (Bosquejos de un Domingo).

Mexican Dance (Danza Mexicana) is excerpted from Jacob Datshkovsky's 14 movement suite entitled Sketches of a Sunday (Bosquejos de un Domingo).

Rich Child With Nanny (Nino Rico con Nana) is excerpted from Jacob Datshkovsky's 14 movement suite entitled Sketches of a Sunday (Bosquejos de un Domingo).