Classical Music Sheet Music Downloads

The Bacchanale from the opera *Samson et Dalila* is one of Camille Saint-Saëns’s best-known orchestral works. At the beginning of the third act, it depicts the magnificent festival of the Philistines...

Let your instrument shine: With the impressive piece "Premier Solo De Concours", published by the renowned Hal Leonard, you receive an elegant and versatile performance piece for baritone horn (treble...

Exact instrumentation: small Eb-flugelhorn, cornet, horn, trombone, ophicleide (or 2 cornets, horn, trombone, euphonium or 2 trumpets, horn, trombone, tuba) These 12 quintets, composed between 1848 an...

Gerónimo Giménez (1854-1923) was a Spanish conductor and composer, who dedicated his career to writing zarzuelas, such as La Tempranica and La Boda de Luis Alonso. In 1885, he was named director of th...

For 'Eastwind', Jean-François Michel was cleverly inspired by the rich Balkan or Eastern European musical folklore, which was introduced by the gypsies in countless variations wherever they settled. T...

A day like many others with special and sometimes unique moments and feelings: a spiritual calling which touches you deeply; an exciting encounter that you're anxiously waiting for; a grey sky that re...

The four movements which comprise 'Armenian Scenes' are pictures of Armenian life: 'Morning Song', 'Drinking Song', 'Song of Grief', 'Wedding Procession' illustrate the cultural settings and tradition...

A Short Take on Love was originally intended for a trombone octet and was premiered several years ago by the ensemble "Bone Machine," which the composer had the pleasure of conducting. As the title su...

These three pieces taken from Monteverdi's opera 'Orfeo' ('La favola d'Orfeo, 1607) were instrumental interludes to be played between scenes. The famous 'Toccata', which Monteverdi also used in his Ve...

Four Sketches for brass quintet (version 1989) was commissioned by Mel Jernigan and the St. Louis Brass Quintet (USA) and has undergone almost a complete metamorphosis since its premiere in St. Louis...

Experience one of the most timeless and deeply moving hymns in music history in a powerful new sonic setting: "Mini-Variations on Amazing Grace", published by the renowned Editions Bim, showcases the...

Immerse yourself in captivating soundscapes with "Mosaics," published by the renowned Editions Bim. This expressive piece for standard brass quintet (two trumpets, horn, trombone, and tuba) captivates...

Jack Gallagher (*1947) graduated cum laude from Hofstra University with a Bachelor of Arts and earned a master's and doctoral degree in composition from Cornell University in the United States. His te...

Start your day with radiant brilliance with "Morning Music", a captivating composition published by the renowned Editions Bim. Written for standard brass quintet (two trumpets, horn, trombone, and tub...

Alexander Arutiunian’s Concert Scherzo is a brilliant and virtuosic work that celebrates instrumental brilliance and agility. Composed in 1955, this striking piece unfolds a musical language of great...

The title of this work, K-1, refers to the Japanese martial art of the same name. I am not a fan of these sports, but when Steve Rosse - known for his powerful tuba playing - asked me to write somethi...

Liberation of Sisyphus was composed in the spring of 1990. The work was commissioned by Roger Bobo and written especially for him. The premiere took place in August 1990 in Sapporo, Japan, during the...

A stroll through the autumn leaves in November: This warm, autumnal, and lyrical duet for trumpet and trombone, accompanied by a colorful piano part, unfolds an intimate, conversational dialogue betwe...

*Entrance/Exit* for brass quintet is a striking and captivating work composed in 2004 as a gift to the renowned American Brass Quintet, honoring the composer’s fruitful and ongoing collaboration with...

Chants and Flourishes for double brass quintet was commissioned to mark the American Brass Quintet’s fiftieth anniversary. The work continues my ongoing collaboration with the ABQ, which began in 1986...

The toccata that opens Claudio Monteverdi’s *L’Orfeo* (1607) is one of the most famous moments in music history: this short, radiant fanfare, played before the curtain rises, serves as the opening of...

I wrote *Chicago Moves* in 2011 for the Gaudete Brass ensemble. The work consists of four movements, each of which highlights a facet of life in Chicago, embodied by a place or a landmark. The piece i...

Richard Strauss (1864-1949) composed his 'Festmusik der Stadt Wien' for 19 brass players in two choirs and five timpani. The first version was dedicated to the City Council of Vienna and premiered on...