Unaccompanied part-song for SATB choir by Malcolm Pearce.

This expressive and exciting concerto by David Heath was specially commissioned for virtuoso saxophonist Gerard McChrystal. It contains a deliberately sparse Piano accompaniment to allow scope for self-expression in concerto rehearsal or performance with Piano and Saxophone in its own right.

This nursery rhyme is effectively arranged for 3 bassoons.

Moroccan Fantasy was originally two pieces I wrote in the 1980s Shiraz and Gentle Dreams. Then in 1999 'star pupil' saxophonist Simon Haram wanted a new piece so I wrote Moroccan Fantasy based on the earlier pieces extending the harmonies of Gentle Dreams and giving Shiraz more of a Reggae feel. Young Scottish saxophonist Rowan Hawitt then heard Simon's recording and wanted me to make piano and sax reduction so here is Moroccan Fantasy in various arrangements for solo wind instrument and piano. All the pedal dynamic and tempo markings are suggestions only. All my music can be played in many different ways-the main thing is to make it your own and express yourself. Enjoy! Dave Heath Based on the earlier piece 'Shiraz and Gentle Dreams' extending the harmonies of Gentle Dreams and giving Shiraz more of a Reggae feel.

Moroccan Fantasy was originally two pieces I wrote in the 1980s Shiraz and Gentle Dreams. Then in 1999 'star pupil' saxophonist Simon Haram wanted a new piece so I wrote Moroccan Fantasy based on the earlier pieces extending the harmonies of Gentle Dreams and giving Shiraz more of a Reggae feel. Young Scottish saxophonist Rowan Hawitt then heard Simon's recording and wanted me to make piano and sax reduction so here is Moroccan Fantasy in various arrangements for solo wind instrument and piano. All the pedal dynamic and tempo markings are suggestions only. All my music can be played in many different ways-the main thing is to make it your own and express yourself. DaveHeath ' Moroccan Fantasy was originally two pieces I wrote in the 1980s Shiraz and Gentle Dreams. Then in 1999 'star pupil' saxophonist Simon Haram wanted a new piece so I wrote Moroccan Fantasy based on the earlier pieces extending the harmonies of Gentle Dreams and giving Shiraz more of a Reggae feel. Young Scottish saxophonist Rowan Hawitt then heard Simon's recording and wanted me to make a Piano and Sax reduction so here is Moroccan Fantasy in various arrangements for solo wind instrument and Piano. All the pedal dynamic and tempo markings are suggestions only. All my music can be played inmany different ways-the main thing is to make it your own and express yourself. ' - David Heath

Oboe and Piano- ' The Sapphire ' is dedicated to Heath's daughter Naima Sapphire. On the day she was born in 2000 Heath was walking over the meadows in Edinburgh to see her and could hear bagpipes playing in the distance. That inspired him to write this piece. The melody and over-all style are influenced by Scottish traditional music however the harmonies come from modern jazz.

A lesser-known but very fine Scott Joplin rag arranged for 3 bassoons and contra.

Two page work for solo saxophone marked tempo rubato.

As recorded by Julian Lloyd-Webber on his album 'Cradle Song'.

This lively unison song portrays the legend that animals are able to speak on Christmas Day. The title translates as 'On This Night'.

Wind Orchestra parts only.

Gottlieb And Rhapsody Of The Spheres are two works for solo Organ. Gottlieb was first performed in 2000 by Simon Neiminski at St Mary's Cathedral Edinburgh. Rhythmically there is a strong influence of Rave music and harmonically I turned the blues upside down often using minor triads in the left hand with major triads in the right hand. Gottlieb is dedicated to Sydney Gottlieb. 'Rhapsody of the Spheres: Reading something John Coltrane said on his album 'A Love Supreme' that 'all vibrations lead to God' got me thinking maybe music is the best form of describing what is going on at an atomic and subatomic level: that the great composersand musicians take you to Heaven rather than try to describe it in words. With that in mind I wrote this piece-a prayer to the Moon and the Stars-where I wanted by using the most majestic instrument of all the organ to describe the beauty of existence. This is a one movement piece – slow-fast-slow – and is dedicated to my eldest son Sean.' David Heath

Suite Exotique consists of four simple contrasting themes with plenty of scope allowed for new techniques. The parts can be doubled or tripled to make useful ensemble or group teaching materials. Grade: 1 - 2

Following in the footsteps of the hugely popular Jazz Routes for Flute this set of graded pieces for Saxophone and Piano will delight players of all ages. The music can be performed exactly as written or there is scope for improvisation should you wish to do so. CM237 & CM236 share a CD.

For mezzo soprano from Julius Ceasar. Includes full score plus 2 violins viola and basso continuo part.

A fiery Rondo for unaccompanied violin - difficult but rewarding.

This edition returns to Mozart's original manuscripts to provide a source for performance that is free from the ravages of the 19th century 'editors' revealing some startling differences in what has until now been considered the authentic version of these great works.

A virtuosic work for unaccompanied violin reminiscent of Bartok.

Unaccompanied part-song for SATB choir by Malcolm Pearce.

This expressive and exciting concerto by David Heath was specially commissioned for virtuoso saxophonist Gerard McChrystal. It contains a deliberately sparse Piano accompaniment to allow scope for self-expression in concerto rehearsal or performance with Piano and Saxophone in its own right.