Alexander Borodin: Intermediate Sheet Music

Serving as the basis for the 1953 hit song Stranger In Paradise from Kismet, this arrangement of the lyrical Borodin theme gives every part a chance to play melodic lead. Additional highlights include...

This fantasia is based on the most popular and beautiful melodies from the opera 'Prince Igor' by Borodin, containing both virtuoso passages and expressive cantilenas. Since the setting is quite easy...

This grade 4 arrangement of Alexander Borodin's Polovetzian Dances, will be a show stopper in any concert. The famous melodies from these dances from Act 2 of Borodin's opera Prince Igor will excite t...

Imagine a scene of great celebration with Slavic dances and lyrical themes soaring over underlying rhythmic drive. That sums up this Alexander Borodin favorite with all of its power, playfulness, lyri...

When you order, you will receive a ZIP file containing the PDF files (score and parts). You can unzip the ZIP file on your computer using a standard programme.

Written to honor Tsar Alexander II, who promoted the expansion of the Russian empire towards the East, this symphonic poem describes a caravan of Asian folks who cross the desert steppes of the Caucas...

Intermezzo, Op.1, No.2, composed by Alexander Borodin and arranged for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

Nocturne Op.1, No.7, composed by Alexander Borodin, from the Faber Piano Collection album Romantic Piano Repertoire Level 2, edited by Stephen Coombs in the key of Gb Major arranged for piano solo.

Reverie (from 'Petite Suite'), composed by Alexander Borodin and arranged for piano solo in digital sheet music format.

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In the Steppes of Central Asia is the common English title for a 'musical tableau' (or symphonic poem) which Borodin composed in 1880. The work was originally intended to be presented as one of severa...

In the Steppes of Central Asia is the common English title for a "musical tableau" (or symphonic poem) which Borodin composed in 1880. The work was originally intended to be presented as one of severa...

In the Steppes of Central Asia is the common English title for a "musical tableau" (or symphonic poem) which Borodin composed in 1880. The work was originally intended to be presented as one of severa...

When you order, you will receive a ZIP file containing the PDF files (score and parts). You can unzip the ZIP file on your computer using a standard programme.

Imagine a scene of great celebration with Slavic dances and lyrical themes soaring over underlying rhythmic drive. That sums up this Alexander Borodin favorite with all of its power, playfulness, lyri...