Leo Delibes Sheet Music for Concert Band

Coppélia, a ballet in two acts and three scenes, was premiered at the Opéra National in Paris on 25 May 1870. Despite its early success, performances were interrupted because of the Franco-Prussian Wa...

Leo Delibes' most famous song - Les Filles de Cadiz - arranged for soprano voice and concert band by Brendan Power.

French composer Léo Delibes (1836 - 1891) was specialized in ballets, operas, and other works for the stage. His most notable works include ballets like 'Coppélia' and 'Sylvia' as well as the operas '...

French composer Léo Delibes (1836 - 1891) was specialized in ballets, operas, and other works for the stage. His most notable works include ballets like 'Coppélia' and 'Sylvia' as well as the operas '...

French composer Léo Delibes (1836 - 1891) was specialized in ballets, operas, and other works for the stage. His most notable works include ballets like 'Coppélia' and 'Sylvia' as well as the operas '...

This march adaptation brings the wonderful ballet music of Leo Delibes to your classroom, concerts, and festival performances. Originally presented as the opening of Act III from his Sylvia, ou La nym...

This march adaptation brings the wonderful ballet music of Leo Delibes to your classroom, concerts, and festival performances. Originally presented as the opening of Act III from his Sylvia, ou La nym...

This march adaptation brings the wonderful ballet music of Leo Delibes to your classroom, concerts, and festival performances. Originally presented as the opening of Act III from his Sylvia, ou La nym...

Traditional and regal, this grand arrangement has been all but forgotten. This remains fine concert literature that will have your listeners take note.

Traditional and regal, this grand arrangement has been all but forgotten. This remains fine concert literature that will have your listeners take note.

Traditional and regal, this grand arrangement has been all but forgotten. This remains fine concert literature that will have your listeners take note.

This march adaptation brings the wonderful ballet music of Leo Delibes to your classroom, concerts, and festival performances. Originally presented as the opening of Act III from his Sylvia, ou La nym...

Traditional and regal, this grand arrangement has been all but forgotten. This remains fine concert literature that will have your listeners take note.

This enchanting melody from Lakmé has been arranged for your choice of performers. In the opera, Lakmé and Mallika sing this pastoral duet as they begin their morning tasks. The director can choose to...