Intermediate Sheet Music from G. Schirmer

Formerly released as a collection in one volume (50481735), these individual concertos are now available to musicians at affordable prices. The editions are by Barry Tuckwell, the most promiment Frenc...

Formerly released as a collection in one volume (50481735), these individual concertos are now available to musicians at affordable prices. The editions are by Barry Tuckwell, the most promiment Frenc...

A collection of music for French Horn, intended to display the instrument's characteristic tone qualities, both lyric and fanfare-like. Transcribed (with Piano accompaniment) and edited by Mason Jones...

For clarinet and orchestra (piano reduction).

Experience a splendid masterpiece for the clarinet: the "Concerto in Eb" unfolds its full tonal elegance and virtuosic expressiveness in this meticulously edited edition. Originally scored for clarine...

In addition to a busy performing career and a full-time teaching post at the University of Leicester, the English composer James Walker produced at least 80 published works. His style is often witty,...

For clarinet choir.

Trio Sonata is written for: Keyboard Solo (any type) 50482605 * String Trio (Violin/Viola/Cello) 50482374 * Double Reed Trio (Oboe/English Horn/Bassoon) 50482451 * Clarinet Trio (Clarinet/Clarinet/Bas...

This solo clarinet piece was written as a dedication to Professor Russell Dagon, whose name is included as part of the title. Five minutes long, the piece is meant to be performed passionate and rubat...

A collection of works for Clarinet and Piano for the intermediate player, including works by Brahms, Mendelssohn, Schumann and Weber. Edited by Eric Simon. (Vol 1747)

Selected and edited by Arthur H. Christmann. A collection of 20 pieces of medium difficulty, many of which were originally written for the clarinet. With piano accompaniment.

A work in four movements: > Warm Up > Contrapuntal Blues > Rag > Ride Out

Contents: Sonata I in D minor * Sonata II in E minor * Sonata III in G * Sonata IV in C.

Canzonetta, written in 1978, was intended to be the slow movement of an oboe concerto commissioned by the New York Philharmonic. No other movements were composed and the concerto was left unfinished a...

Born in New York City on 11 December 1908, Elliott Carter began to be seriously interested in music in high school and was encouraged at that time by Charles Ives. He attended Harvard University where...

Allegretto from Warren Benson's Three Pieces For Percussion Quartet. Director's score and four separate performance parts included.

For Percussion Quartet (4 copies included).

Discover the expressive versatility of the trombone with "Three Pieces For Trombone Solo," published by the renowned G. Schirmer. Written for unaccompanied solo trombone, this work is a true highlight...

For unaccompanied vibraphone. Contents: Allegretto (Sor) - Allegro (Kuhlau) - Allegro in F Major (Mozart) - Allemande (Rameau) - Aria - Bourree (Bach) - Cantabile (Sor) - Caprice in C# (Legnani) - Cap...

Contains: Op. 18, Nos. 1-6.

The contemporary music of Paul Creston continues to be important repertoire, particularly his famous concerti for marimba and saxophone. Robert has adapted Creston's only piano work, this delightfully...

The contemporary music of Paul Creston continues to be important repertoire, particularly his famous concerti for marimba and saxophone. Robert has adapted Creston's only piano work, this delightfully...

Aria for Oboe and Strings may be performed in either two versions: with string orchestra or with string quintet. The materials provided here include footnotes indicating how the piece should be perfor...

Arranged for string orchestra by Kernis based on the second movement of his String Quartet (1990). Premiered in March 1992 by the Sinfonia San Francisco. The title refers to 'the singing of angels in...

The contemporary music of Paul Creston continues to be important repertoire, particularly his famous concerti for marimba and saxophone. Robert has adapted Creston's only piano work, this delightfully...