(In memoriam Kenneth Leighton)-In this piece nostalgia tinged by regret is swept away with a positive assertion of the value of life as something worthy of celebration. This work is suitable as either a voluntary or a recital piece.

This book contains a diverse selection of 16 well-known melodies. The CD contains a complete version of each tune together with the play-along accompaniment. For concert performances a book of piano accompaniments is also available.

A marvellous collection of some of Tchaikovsky's best-known works. Easier arrangements of Tchaikovsky classics.

Four settings of poems by John Betjeman.

10 Easy Melodic Fragments-These First Finger patterns are a set of concert pieces for the inexperienced violin student with a limited technique. Each solo part is complemented by an attractive and imaginative accompaniment giving a ‘concert’ feel to the pieces. This is intended to encourage performing experience - an important aspect of music making at any standard.

The two tunes in this volume are based on the tribes of the Sioux Indians who occupy territory near the Canadian boarder with the USA. They are suitable for inexperienced trumpet players giving them something exciting to play. The soothing Prairie Lullaby contrasts with the exciting and rhythmic Totem Dance providing an accessible and gratifying pair of pieces for young students.

This useful series is ideal for keyboard players who find themselves playing church organs for village services. Each volume provides a wide selection of material suitable for use as voluntaries for which pedal parts are not required.Volume 1 contains: ALKAN - Les Cloches FRANCK - Chant de la Creuse HANDEL - Air and WALTHER - Chorale Prelude - Warum sollt ich mich denn grämen

This book contains a diverse selection of 16 well-known melodies. The CD contains a complete version of each tune together with the play-along accompaniment. For concert performances a book of piano accompaniments is also available. This book contains sixteen traditional and light classical melodies known throughout the world arranged by Colin Cowles and Robin De Smet . The volume comes with a CD which includes a Piano accompaniment as well as performances of the melodies by various instruments.

for Cello and Piano-These three short melodious pieces by the French composer Eric Satie are ideally suited for the sound of the cello and will bring delight to both performers and audiences. Erik Satie Three Gymnopedies arranged for Cello and Piano by John Arkell.

A collection of favourite melodies specially arranged for early-intermediate piano players- 10 Great Solos brings together ten favourite pieces specially arranged for early-intermediate players. Full of popular classical favourites it contains perfect material to play in both lessons and concerts and also in between graded exams. The CD contains demonstrations of all pieces.

Romance No.3 from a series of three beautiful romances written for oboe and piano by Schumann in 1849.

Gossec (1734-1829) was a French composer who became a leading figure in the development of the symphony in France and was also an important character in the musical life of Paris for almost 75 years. Tambourin is probably his best known work today and this arrangement is an ideal recreational piece or light concert item. Gossec's Tambourin is arranged here for Clarinet and Piano by Robin De Smet.

A wonderful original suite full of variation that will be a welcome addition to the solo guitarists repertoire.

Robin de Smet has beautifully arranged this Chabrier classic for flute and piano.

Eight Easy Pieces for Guitar-A wonderful collection of easy pieces for guitarists with little experience.

A wonderful adaptation of this lovely piece by Boccherini.

Ten jazzy duets-Here is a volume of highly enjoyable pieces by Colin Cowles intended to provide fun playing for saxophonists of elementary to moderate standard. The works are all jazz influenced but cover a wide spectrum of moods and styles. Both parts are of equal difficulty.

Braga was an Italian cellist and composer and he toured Europe and the USA as a performer. He wrote many salon pieces including La Serenata which has remained popular up to the present day. It was originally written for voice with cello obligato but it adapts ideally for the flute.

Originally for strings this well-known work is equally suited for organ. It is instantly recognisable from its use on many television advertisements. This edition contains both the canon and the less often played gigue.

Originally written for Piano Solo in 1863 this lovely melody has been expertly arranged for flute and piano by Julie Barker. Arranged by Julie Baker