Sheet Music Downloads by Jean-François Michel

Second Act Tune is a piece of incidental music by Henry Purcell (1659-1695), one of the greatest masters of the English Baroque. Purcell shows here his innate sense of melody, elegant harmonies and fi...

Medieval Evening by Jean-François Michel, in six movements, invites you to travel back in time to the atmosphere and dances of the late Middle Ages. The work begins with a rondo, lively and buoyant, w...

Johann Pezel's Dances Suite, masterfully arranged by Jean-François Michel, transports us to the refined and rhythmic atmosphere of the 17th century. This suite, consisting of six movements, elegantly...

The Sonata a Quattro by Arcangelo Corelli is one of the most important works of the Italian Baroque period and impressively reflects its stylistic ideals. Clarity, balance and expressiveness character...

The Sonata a Quattro by Arcangelo Corelli is one of the most important works of the Italian Baroque period and impressively reflects its stylistic ideals. Clarity, balance and expressiveness character...

The opera Rinaldo, composed in 1711, marks George Frideric Handel's triumphant breakthrough on the London opera stage. The overture impressively reflects the Italian Baroque style and combines solemn...

This deeply personal work almost forced itself on me. It took its place in me until the moment came when I simply had to write it, something that doesn't happen often. It reflects a time of doubt (lat...

Scaramouche (Scaramuccia in Italian) is defined as an oddly contentious, loudmouthed type of character (replete with the accompanying braggadocio commonly found in such persons) present in the commedi...

Why not? is an invitation to abandon cultural conformity and pursue less conventional techniques, sounds and expressive resources within a wide dynamic range specifically related to the rich sound pot...

Jean-François Michel has developed his own and original style of musical writing within a large range of lyrical, cadencial or dancing sequences in which beams a strong artistic synergy of instrumenta...

5 trumpets and bass trumpet (or euphonium) The chorale (lento espressivo) is reminiscent of the subtle and haunting polyphonies of the Renaissance in which the sober movements slowly move over one ano...

With Canto y Danza [song and dance] the composer is requesting the specific Bb-trumpet sound (but the Canto part could very well be played on flugelhorn). The piece starts with a sober song developpin...

Evocations for trumpet and organ The calm musical interrogative calls of the Introduction serve as invitations to peaceful and spiritual listening. Evocation I is inspired by the Gregorian Chants as i...

Devil's Dance The inspiration for Jean-François Michel's creation of this highly virtuoso work - peppered with rhythmical traps and perilous intervals - was the diabolic, bewitching, and dazzling effe...

Call The superposition of two confronting keys creates, right from the beginning of the piece, a strong dramatic tension, amplified by exchanged stressed rhythmic figures. Then follows a calm, quasi m...

Grandioso - Andantino - Andante Dolce - Marcia

Entry - Prayer - In Te, Domine, Speravi - Final

I. Allegro - II. Grave - III. Lento - IV. Festivo