A fascinating work from the end of Malcolm Arnold's composing life written at the same time as his 9th Symphony. Opus 129. Grade: 3-6 A fascinating work from the end of Malcolm Arnold's composing life written at the same time as his 9th Symphony. Opus 129. Grade: 3-6

A useful arrangement of this wonderful piece for 4 Bb clarinets and bass clarinet. Duration: 5 mins.

Flute oboe and piano. Written in June 1940. This is the first published edition. Sir Malcolm at his most entertaining. Audiences will love this. An alternative clarinet part (replacing the oboe part) is included.

A fascinating movement subtitled A Zen Meditation . Of four minutes duration. Grade 8 A fascinating movement subtitled A Zen Meditation . Of four minutes duration. Grade 8

A vegetarian operetta in three courses for children & piano. Cast includes King Queen Prince and Princess wicked witch and lots of smaller parts (including a chorus of vegetables)! Grade: None

The history and story of the clarinet in five movements for 4 Bb clarinets and bass clarinet. Very useful for school concerts. Duration: 10 mins.

John Dankworth wrote this gem as a gift for the clarinettist Emma Johnson. It is full of characteristic melody and sumptuous jazz-harmonies and is an audience appeal winner. ...a skilfully written little piece of character... Music Teacher Magazine. John Dankworth wrote this gem as a gift for the clarinettist Emma Johnson. It is full of characteristic melody and sumptuous jazz-harmonies and is an audience appeal winner. ...a skilfully written little piece of character... Music Teacher Magazine.

M-708015-41-3-A very early work by the great british composer written when he was 13 years old. Grade: 6 - 7

Five sonatas for brass instruments and Piano. For Trumpet in Bb (optional doubling on Flugelhorn) or Trumpet in C. This work was commissioned by Professor James Watson for the brass faculty of the Royal Academy of Music. It was composed between August and September 2008. It is the fifth in a series of six works for brass composed between 2006 and 2009: sonatas for Bass Tuba and Piano (2006) Bass Trombone and Piano (2006) Tenor Trombone and Piano (2007) Horn in F and Piano (2008) and Sinfonia Concertante for Bass Tuba Bass Trombone Tenor Trombone Horn Trumpet Brass and Percussion (2009). The first performance of the Sonata was given on 21 October 2009 at theRoyal Academy of Music by James Woods Davison (to whom the work is dedicated) and Timothy End.

Written in 1986 the Duo Concertant was one of a number of works commissioned around this time as a companion piece Weber's Grand Duo Concertant. ' Alan Ridout composed this Duo Concertant whilst he was still in Canterbury finishing the work on 6th October 1986. The first performance was given by myself and the pianist Vanessa Latarche at Herne Bay Music Club in 1987. Alan Ridout was born in West Wickham in Kent attending Haberdashers' Aske's School then in Hampstead. A precociously gifted musician by the age of 12 he had already written over one hundred works and passed his Grade VIII Piano with distinction. He then studied at the Guildhall School of Music and the Royal College of Music in London under Herbert Howells Gordon Jacob Peter Racine Fricker and Michael Tippett. Inhis autobiography 'A Composer's Life' (1995) he refers to his time at the Guildhall from the age of 15 as 'the happiest time of his life' since he had known from childhood that all he wanted to do was to compose. In 1958 he was awarded a Netherlands Government Scholarship to study with Henk Badings who introduced him to electronic music and a wide range of European music. Leaving the RCM aged 20 he became Director of Music of a preparatory school in Kent. Teaching was to remain important to him throughout his life. In 1964 he became Professor of Theory and Composition at the Royal College of Music and he also taught at the Universities of Birmingham Cambridge and London and at the Cathedral Choir School and King's School Canterbury where he lived in the precincts of the Cathedral. It was during my time as a schoolboy at King's Canterbury that I got to know Alan as a teacher and friend. He made a great impression on me both as a teacher of harmony and composition and as a composer from the musical 'outside world'. Whether in his beautiful works for choirs his instrumental works or the entertaining theatre pieces his music communicates with almost naïve simplicity and honesty . The Duo Concertant was one of a number of works I commissioned around this time as a companion

First Concert Duets is an exciting book containing jazzy piano duet arrangements of popular tunes by Mike Cornick for teacher and pupil.

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Another witty and engaging work from the pen of the inimitable James Rae. Two delightful movements evoking the era of the cinema organ for three clarinets and bass clarinet.

16 Studies by Paul Harris each one focussing on a specific facet of technique dedicated to the dentist and trombonist Duncan Edworthy. Fun pieces for beginner to intermediate players with pictures by Drew Hillier.

An exciting addition to the two piano repertoire Ragtime was written in the early war years and reflects both Sir Malcolm's love of jazz and his enormous respect for his friend and teacher Constant Lambert. A real audience winner. Score only: 2 copies will be required to perform this successfully.

Encore! is both the perfect encore to round off any Clarinet recital or can be played as a stand alone show-piece. Also particularly suitable for festivals and competitions. The writing is very melodic and flamboyant and the work is a sure audience pleaser. Commissioned by Nigel Hinson. Difficulty: Grade 8

Two volumes of lovely new carols for SATB and piano/organ - a must-have for your christmas carols concerts. Written by Alan Taylor originally for the Chipperfield Choir resident choir at Chipperfield Church in Hertfordshire. Two volumes of lovely new carols for SATB and Piano/Organ - a must-have for your christmas carols concerts. Written by Alan Taylor originally for the Chipperfield Choir resident choir at Chipperfield Church in Hertfordshire. Alan was a chorister at St. Catherine's College Cambridge and graduated with an honours degree in Music followed by a post-graduate Diploma in Education. A first post as a Head of Music in Nottinghamshire was followed by his appointment in 1961 as Director of Music at The Haberdashers' Aske's Boys' School in Elstree where he spent the remaining 35 years of his teaching career. Out of school Alan worked with all the major conductors and his choirs were continually in demand for performances in the London concert halls especially at the Royal Opera House Covent Garden taking part in many broadcasts Promenade Concerts and recordings. His contribution to Music and Music Education was recognised in 1982 with the award of an MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours.

A fascinating and profound work for all accomplished and aspiring oboists. Contemporary in idiom this highly effective work will intrigue and indeed delight audiences. A fascinating and profound work for all accomplished and aspiring oboists. Contemporary in idiom this highly effective work will intrigue and indeed delight audiences.

For two clarinets-A delightful set of 6 clarinet duets ideal for concerts and playing for pleasure. Zebra Crocodile Ostrich Monkeys Giraffe and Cheetah. On Safari Again is a delightful collection of six Clarinet duets on a 'safari' theme by Paul Harris . Named after six different animals the pieces in this collection are ideal for both concerts and playing for pleasure.

Published for the first time this charming work has been selected for the new ABRSM flute syllabus for grade 4. Beautiful and gentle this piece will captivate and inspire the intermediate flautist and is a perfect selection for festivals contests and recitals.