Easy Sheet Music from Scomegna Edizioni Musicali

Que será será, sung by Doris Day, was on the soundtrack of the 1956 film 'The man who knew too much' directed by Alfred Hitchcock. This delightful arrangement by Didier Ortolan alternates between the...

The pieceThe first recording of this song was released in the US in 1939. Since then it has been recorded by many other artists and in 1961 it was a hit for 'The Tokens', topping the charts for severa...

Roberto Benigni's film, winner of three Oscars, is accompanied by the unforgettable Nicola Piovani's soundtrack. The main theme portrays the beauty of life that even in the face of human tragedy, such...

“Rapsodia Abruzzese” was commissioned by Anbima Abruzzo on the occasion of the 3rd Music Campus for young musicians, directed by the author himself. The work contains some of the most well-known tradi...

Immerse yourself in pure nostalgia with the timeless classic "The Way We Were". In this soulful arrangement published by Scomegna Edizioni Musicali, the trombone takes center stage as a brilliant solo...

L'Ave Maria è una delle più diffuse preghiere mariane della Chiesa cattolica occidentale. Nonostante ciò, l'origine del testo non è di facile ricostruzione. Esso può essere diviso in due parti:Ave Mar...

With "St. Anthony Choral - Largo From Xerxes," Scomegna Edizioni Musicali combines two timeless masterpieces of classical music in a rich, sonorous arrangement for concert band. The famous "St. Anthon...

Ave Verum Corpus (with optional SATB choir, not included) - Panis Angelicus (with solo parts included for voice, trombone, euphonium or trumpet)

This score booklet published in march card format includes the 'Te Deum' by Marc-Antoine Charpentier, the seventeenth-century French composer, whose opening fanfare has been adopted as the Eurovision...

This score booklet is printed in march card format and includes 'La Mourisque', written by Tylman Susato, the sixteenth-century composer, music publisher and trumpeter. As was common practice at that...

This famous melody by Jeremy Clarke has been orchestrated in a simple but effective manner by Antonella Bona. The part for the two solo trumpeters is offered without embellishments, to render it easie...