Intermediate Sheet Music from Southern Music Company

In Memory of Stan Psencik.

This medley for brass quintet includes the songs: 1. Hail Columbia, 2. Chester, 3. Simple Gifts, 4. Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier, 5. The Girls and Boys.

Also title just 'Spring' (Varen), this composition is based off of a poem spoken by someone who recognizes that the Spring they are experiencing will be their last. Arranged by Grieg for string orches...

Salamone (or Salomone) Rossi (1570 - 1630) was a an Italian Jewish violinist and composer, and a transitional figure between the late Italian Renaissance period and early Baroque. A bold innovator in...

This collection includes five trios by Handel: I. Affettuoso, II. Gavotte, III. Air, IV. March, V. Minuet. This title comes with two instrumenation options: clarinet trio (two Bb clarinets and bass cl...

This menuetto and scherzando written by Franz Joseph Haydn, has been arranged for flute, two clarinets in Bb and bassoon (or cello) by Alexander Von Kreisler.

The Dolly Suite, Op. 56, is a collection of pieces for piano four-hands by Gabriel Fauré. This transcription of the Berceuse from the suite for woodwind quintet by Clifton Williams is part of Southern...

This is a good contest or recital selection for intermediate woodwind quintets looking for two short contrasting movements. Movements: I. Menuet (Haydn), II. German Dance (Mozart).

This short and lively serenade is in the character of a scherzo. The arrangement emphasizes the development of phrasing for the intermediate saxophonist.

Rückert-Lieder' is a song cycle by Mahler (1860 - 1911) of five lieder (songs) originally for voice and orchesta or piano and based on poems written by Friedrich Rückert. This arrangement by Fred Hemk...

One of the most important collections of flute repertoire available today. It contains six of the most widely performed Sonatas composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). They have been skillfully...

This adagio and variations is a wonderful recital selection for the advancing flutist, allowing players to showcase their technical skills in a musical a setting.

Composed orignally as the Paris National Conservatory Contest Piece of 1902, this solo for flute and piano is a brilliant contest or recital piece for advancing players.

Faure's 'Pavane' op. 50 in F# minor was written in 1887. Originally it was conceived as a piano piece, but his version for orchestra and optional chorus is better known. It is the piano reduction of t...