Wind Instruments - Sheet Music

In The Art of Phrasing, Jean-Baptiste Arban explores the essence of musical expression through the art of phrasing. The book is aimed at musicians who want to bring life and naturalness to their perfo...

In The Art of Phrasing, Jean-Baptiste Arban explores the essence of musical expression through the art of phrasing. The book is aimed at musicians who want to bring life and naturalness to their perfo...

In The Art of Phrasing, Jean-Baptiste Arban explores the essence of musical expression through the art of phrasing. The book is aimed at musicians who want to bring life and naturalness to their perfo...

In The Art of Phrasing, Jean-Baptiste Arban explores the essence of musical expression through the art of phrasing. The book is aimed at musicians who want to bring life and naturalness to their perfo...

Celtic Suite by Jean-François Michel is a work in three movements that transports the listener to the musical world of the Celtic countries. From the very first bars, the composer creates a warm, narr...

Celtic Suite by Jean-François Michel is a work in three movements that transports the listener to the musical world of the Celtic countries. From the very first bars, the composer creates a warm, narr...

Soirée à Budapest transports the listener to the vibrant and contrasting atmosphere of the Hungarian capital. Jean-François Michel paints a tonal picture in which urban elegance, folk energy and noctu...

Soirée à Budapest transports the listener to the vibrant and contrasting atmosphere of the Hungarian capital. Jean-François Michel paints a tonal picture in which urban elegance, folk energy and noctu...

Der Teufelsreiter is an impressive work from the colorful sound world of Emmerich Kálmán, characterized by dramatic verve, passionate expression and rousing rhythms. The music unfolds a lively, almost...

Der Teufelsreiter is an impressive work from the colorful sound world of Emmerich Kálmán, characterized by dramatic verve, passionate expression and rousing rhythms. The music unfolds a lively, almost...

Funeral March from Cleopatra by John Glenesk Mortimer is a work of great dramatic lyricism inspired by the mythical figure of the Egyptian queen. This funeral march solemnly recalls the downfall of an...

Funeral March from Cleopatra by John Glenesk Mortimer is a work of great dramatic lyricism inspired by the mythical figure of the Egyptian queen. This funeral march solemnly recalls the downfall of an...

The Last Rose Of Summer is one of the most famous Irish melodies of the 19th century. The poem was written by Thomas Moore in 1805 and published in his famous collection Irish Melodies. Tender and mov...

The Last Rose Of Summer is one of the most famous Irish melodies of the 19th century. The poem was written by Thomas Moore in 1805 and published in his famous collection Irish Melodies. Tender and mov...

During the short ternary intro, the two themes are depicted and then immediatly developped in binary with a mix of Jazz and Jazz Rock styles. The 'Twinning' is exploited to make the most of it: in the...

Freely inspired by the famous Raymond Queneau's book, I wanted to write a piece that could be played by low-pitched solo brass instrument. It can be played by a Tuba, an Euphonium or a Bb Saxhorn, a T...

A rythmic composition in which the cells 'quaver / two semiquaver' and ' two semiquaver / quaver ' are like a leitmotiv until the end of the Piece. The numerous triplets are a wink of 'Rhapsody in Blu...

This bluesy ballad proposes an easy approach of doted quaver followed by semiquaver and helps going one step further since this solemn rhythm is always followed by 2 quavers!

A rhythmically simple composition that I wanted to be very melodic to encourage students to become familiar with repeated notes. - Alain LOPEZ

Melodic composition targeted to 'young' students where rhythms of half note, quarter note, eighth note, on beat, are exclusively used.

Original composition using the famous habanera rhythmic cell (dotted quarter/dotted quarter/quarter), without which there would not be any tango...