Graded arrangements of well-known jazz solos suitable for beginner pianists. Ideal repertoire pieces for use alongside The Classic Piano Course books one and two. Arranged by Barrie Carson Turner.

Drowning By Numbers arranged by the composer from his sound-track for the film by Peter Greenaway for Violin Viola and Chamber Orchestra. This work was commissioned by the London Mozart Players and first performedDecember 1998 at the Warwick Arts Centre. Duration 20 minutes. Full Score and parts are available on hire from the publishers. Instrumentation: Solo Violin Solo Viola 2 Flutes Oboe Cor Anglais 2 B Flat Clarinets 2 Bassoons 2 Horns in F 2 Trumpets in C Bass Trombone Piano Strings (8.6.4.4.2).

Scored for String Quartet and Live Electronics. Score and Parts Edition. This piece has no score in the traditional meaning of the word. The part material for the musicians consists mainly of 5 musical games with smallfragments of musical material serving as playing cards and with a set of rules for each game. This allows the musicians a freedom of choice within clearly defined limits.

When composer Francis Poulenc visited some cousins in 1940 he sketched out this musical background for Jean de Brunhoff’s classic story about Babar the Elephant. Poulenc returned to the score in 1945 to finish it as a work for narrator and background musical expression scored for the Piano. It is delightfully expressive and has enchanted children all over the world.This Orchestral version was created by French composer Jean Françaix in 1962 and has earned a beloved place in the repertoire.When composer Francis Poulenc visited some cousins in 1940 he sketched out this musical background for Jean de Brunhoff’s classic story about Babar the Elephant. Poulenc returned to the score in 1945 to finish it as a work fornarrator and background musical expression scored for the Piano. It is delightfully expressive and has enchanted children all over the world.This Orchestral version was created by French composer Jean Françaix in 1962 and hasearned a beloved place in the repertoire.

A sumptuous paintakingly researched and fully authoritative edition of Stravinsky's 'Choreographic Scenes With Singing And Music' in large-format study score. Part of the Chester Stravinsky Edition series thispresentation of Les Noces is fully edited by Margarita Mazo based upon relevant autograph and printed scores. The book includes a substantial analytical history of the work examining the significance of the piece in thecanon of the great Stravinsky scores. You will find a full choreographical assessment by Stephanie Jordan alongside a detailed critical commentary by Mazo and associate editor Millan Sachania. A comprehensive bar-by-bar guide tothe texts and transliteration is also included making this a indispensable study score for the conductor performer and scholar alike.

Easy popular pieces for young pianists selected and arranged by Jerry Lanning. This revised and updated collection of 15 popular tunes provides additional attractive repertoire to complement the first books in the Making TheGrade series. The standard of pieces progresses to Associated Board Preparatory Grade. Includes Hey Hey Are You Ready To Play and I Wan'na Be Like You .

Work for Flute and Bass Clarinet. 'Veni Creator Spiritus' is one of a series of shorter works written in tandem with a Mass for Westminster Cathedral for liturgical use at Pentecost. Larger performing score available on specialorder: SOS15675

For Violin and Electronics.

Written for clarinet cello and harp.

Szymanski 'Recalling A Serenade'. This edition includes parts only. A separate score is also available on sale.

A collection of 12 popular tunes carefully arranged and graded to provide repertoire for the young pianist. Includes Don't Cry For Me Argentina' Tears In Heaven Clair De Lune and Take Five .

This piece was first performed in April 1977. This is the Chester Music edition but the original publishers were Polskie Wydawnictwo Muzyczne.

Scored for piano and Baritone. Duration 9 minutes.

Twenty-two well-loved children's songs carefully chosen and arranged for piano of approximately grade 1 standard. The range of songs is perfect for children's voices making the collection ideal for classroom use. Fingering andeasy chord symbols are included as well as the words and additional verses.

This collection of seven showpieces for violin and piano will provide a variety of exciting repertoire from Schubert's poignant 'Ave Maria' to technical showpieces such as Brahms' 'Hungarian Dance No. 1'. All the pieces havebeen carefully edited by Tasmin Little and include suggested fingerings and bowings. Suitable for competent players.including and De Falla's 'Danse Espagnole'.

Twenty Piano Duets selected and edited by Emma Coulthard in every style imaginable- folk spiritual baroque classical pop shows and contemporary. A great collection for the early grades.

The story of how the spiders teach two children who have been tormenting the insects in the garden a salutary lesson during which they learn a great deal about these creatures and recognise the wonder of the insect world. Thesongs include simple recorder and percussion parts and guitar chords.

Set for Solo Soprano and String Quartet as premiered by Patricia Rozario and The Nash Ensemble.

A new edition of one of Berkeley's most frequently performed works in this the composer's centenary year. This work is a classic in the repertoire of British Music for this medium. The first movement has the sparkling elegance ofMozart whom Berkeley idolised but also the driving rhythm of a Bach Brandenburg Concerto; the second is a serenade; the third a kind of scherzo; but the final movement seems to reflect the tragic war years with a slowreminiscence of the opening theme at the very end. A critical commentary by Berkeley expert Peter Dickinson is provided.

An adventurous and unusual work for Saxophone Quartet by John Harle. Composed fopr the Myrha Quartet the piece was first performed on BBC Radio 3 in 1980. The music follows a pitch centre progression moving gradually from low tohigh using chromatic clusters surrounding each pitch. Sporadic solo passages differing in character to the rest of the piece are used to punctuated the music with cadenza-like solos from each Saxophonist in turn making this anexciting and challenging work for all players involved. This title is the score.