Hommage à Frescobaldi by Jean Langlais is a set of eight pieces for Organ. Dedicated to his professor Marcel Dupré these pieces require the use of pedals and could be practised by upper-intermediate / advanced players. The pieces are: 1. Prélude au Kyrie 2. Offertoire 3. Elevation 4. Communion 5. Fantaisie 6. Antienne 7. Thème et variations 8. épilogue While all the pieces include keyboard and pedals the epilogue is a pedal solo. Girolamo Frescobaldi was an Italian composer of the Renaissance and Baroque period who was also appointedSt Peter's main organist. His work was some of the most influential music of the 17th century. Jean Langlais was a French composer who contributed prolifically to the Organ repertoire.

Livre 2 - Pieces 8 A 14- 14 Pièces progressives

Violon Et Piano - Collection Rougeron- Work first published in 1983.

For trumpet trumpet (or horn) trombone (or horn) and trombone (or tuba).

C Instruments-This CD (including music booklet) has not especially been worked out for the use in musical education. It is on the contrary an audio CD which has been recorded for sale as a trio CD under my name. Mixing the recordings at the studio however gave us the idea to offer this CD Legal Paradizer also as a play along CD. For this reason I have never taken a pedagogic approach to the musical conception of the pieces performed which in my opinion is exactly what makes these recordings so unique. The structure of none of the pieces is for instance as simple as that of the tunes on some other play along CDs. Therefore I have taken the liberty of adding a short explanationand/or comment on every piece meant to make it easier for you to follow the road map of the tunes. Additionally I have explained some stylistic features to help you interprete the individual pieces. Working with my students has shown me how much fun it can be to also offer groove and funk oriented music on a CD to play along. In most of the pieces you do not necessarily have to follow the changes; you should rather develop simple ideas in time. A real strong emphasis is here placed on the term groove.

For Trumpet Trumpet (or Horn) Trombone (or Horn) and Trombone (or Tuba).

Theoretical physicist and Nobel prize winner Albert Einstein (1879 – 1955) developed the theory of relativity one of the basic tenets of modern physics: who doesn’t know his formula E = mc2? This impressive exciting work from Thomas Doss tells the life story of Einstein using spectacular effects to enforce the musical ideas. This is a daring and original choice for a contest and surely a guaranteed success as a main piece for your concerts.

1.Souvenir 2.Marche 3.Pastorale 4.Carillon 5.Canon 6.Legende 7.Final

for Solo Euphonium (or Baritone ad lib.) and Piano- Pulse is a solo work for baritone or euphonium and concert band. As the title suggests this piece is very rhythmic in nature. Pulse represents life and vitality which also characterises the work. The tempo remains virtually constantthroughout the piece. Even during the cadenza played by the baritone the pulse of the timpani continues to beat steadily. This work is dedicated to the young soloist Felix Geroldinger of upper Austria.

“100 Years of the Republic of Austria” should be an occasion to reflect on the value of freedom and democracy precious treasures that don’t grow on trees but which have to be fought for again and again. The imperial anthem composed by Franz Josef Haydn which to this day survives as the German national anthem has played a very special role in the story of Austria. It seems that Haydn was inspired by a Croatian folksong. It was sung in Burgenland Croatian areas in various versions under the title “Atal se jesem” (“I am standing”). The composer wrote this piece as a tribute to all people standing up for democracy in the name of mankind. A festive and impressive piece forcelebrational events alike!

Volume 4- As a famous contributor to classical Organ music César Franck 's (1822-1890) catalogue is extensive. Moreover being an organist himself his Organ works are significant and remain ever-popular to this day. When French organist Marcel Dupré (1886-1971) compiled the series of Franck 's Organ Works it was well-received and to this day remains popular with all organists. The fourth volume includes a favoured selection of Franck 's works including three of his chorales. In addition Dupré 's annotations in Organ Works comprise fingerings rules on technique andinstructions on ornamentation amongst other aspects. This compilation of Franck 's most loved compositions for the Organ cannot be missed by aspiring performers of the instrument.

For 2 trumpets horn (or trombone) and euphonium.

For 4 trumpets 4 horns 3 trombones tuba and percussion.

SATB chorus

From 'Christmas Concert gGrosso' Op.6 No.8 (for 2 trumpets (or cornets) horn 1 (or trumpet) horn 2 (or trombone) trombone and trombone (or tuba).

Scales and Arpeggios - Tonleitern und Arpeggien - Escalas y Arpegios- French saxophonist Marcel Mule (1901-2001) compiles an essential addition to Saxophone studies. Adaptable to all Saxophones the third volume of Scales and Arpeggios Fundamental Exercises for all Saxophones cannot be missed. Mule was born in Normandy and by the age of 12 had already won two first prizes in solo competitions on the Saxophone. However his heart was set on a teaching career and thus he taught at the Paris Conservatoire. He is also the founder of the French Saxophone school. Mule 's Scales and Arpeggios Fundamental Exercises for all Saxophones enabled many of his successfulstudents to develop their technique to a high standard. As indicated by the title the third volume addresses scales and arpeggios however they are arranged in such a way as to focus on other technical aspects at the same time such as range intervals fingering neatness articulation and chromaticism. Mule 's Scales and Arpeggios Fundamental Exercises for the Saxophone is essential to all aspiring saxophonists.

For 2 trumpets cornet horn trombone and tuba.

For 3 ensembles each comprising 2 trumpets trombone (or horn) and trombone.

For 4 trombones (or 3 horns and trombone).

Work for Alto Saxophone and Piano written in 1994.