Intermediate Sheet Music from Schott Musik

Handel's Oralorio Saul, composed in 1739, contains a series of instrumental movements which provide commentary on the action. Composers have often written works in the form of suites from these moveme...

This is a stirring, skilful transfer of pop-style music for youth wind band. The original composition can he performed by smaller bands: the larger score is for additional Instruments. Leslie Searle c...

Dis & Co. has different musical themes to 'Chips in a bag', but there are also similarities so that it could be played as an alternative or an extension.

Gemischter Chor (SATB) mit Kinderchor, mit Soli ad lib., Sprecher, Gemeindegesang, Orgel oder Blas- und Streichinstrumente sowie Instrumentalkreis (Stabspiele, Schlagwerk) Spielpartitur für den Instru...

Diese musikalisch am Orffschen Schulwerk orientierte szenische Kantate bietet vielfältige Interpretations- und Gestaltungsansätze: die lebendige Schilderung des Zirkuslebens und der verschiedenen Char...

A good means for amateur orchestras to approach New Music!Henze's enchanting fairytale opera Pollicino was written for the school children of the little hiltop vollage, Montpulciano, in Tuscany where...

Das Stück wurde vom Komponisten in verschiedensten Besetzungen realisiert: von Instrumentalisten (Berufsmusikern, Schülergruppen, Beat-Band und Streichorchester) und von einem Chor; z.T. mit Echoanlag...

Partitur = Orgelstimme

Bläserstimmensatz

gemischter Chor (SSATBB), Klavier, Flöte und Kontrabass Partitur = Klavierstimme

Though technically not too difficult, these 3 pieces by Hans-Martin Linde demand an acute awareness of their rhythmical complexities from the player. The title also contains programmatic allusions: th...

A modern interpretation and setting of the Christmas text about the Immaculate Conception by the award winning American composer Matthew Brown, who has had his choral works premiered all over the US.

Suite-fantasy in six movements on the most popular melodies from Tchaikovsky's "Nutcracker".

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