Arvo Pärt's Morning Star composed for mixed choir SATB a cappella. Morning Star is a prayer by the English monk Saint Bede set to music by Arvo Pärt for a mixed a cappella choir.

Gottlieb Muffat's Arioso arranged for cello with piano accompaniment by Gaspar Cassado.

Nicolai Podgornov's compositions for piano students at all levels inspire and stimulate with beautiful and enjoyable melodies. At the same time however quite specific pianistic skills are addressed. This new collection of pieces for grades 4 - 6 is the second in a three-volume series: EASY INTERMEDIATE and ADVANCED. The pieces are presented in order the technical level gradually increasing throughout but never obscuring the pleasure of music making.

10 songs from three of Kurt Weill's most famous stage works are presented in easy arrangements for viola and piano. The CD provides invaluable listening material and an alternative accompaniment in the absence of a pianist.

Following the success of Jazz Studies for Flute Tilman Dehnhard has now produced another volume of original pieces but this time at an easier level. The included CD is a real bonus. Each piece is presented in three versions: two full recordings at differing tempi for playing-along and a version providing the accompaniment only for playing-along with full confidence. Notes and explanations are provided on swing rhythm off-beat articulation and other conventions encountered in the playing of jazz.

Libretto with German English French and Italian text. Piano reduction by Carl Goetz. Libretto with German English French and Italian text. Piano reduction by Carl Goetz.

Arvo Pärt's Tribute To Caesar is composed for mixed choir SATB a cappella. This wonderful piece is Arvo Pärt's beautiful musical interpretation of the rendering unto Caesar (After St Matthew 22 15-22).

The basic musical material of 'Pari intervallo' by Arvo Pärt consists of two parts which move exactly parallel to each other so that the interval between them is always the same- hence the title. 'Pari Intervallo' is reminiscent of achorale prelude which might be prefaced with the lines from Romans 14/8: 'lf we live we live to the Lord and if we die we die to the Lord.' Now for the first time available as a single edition for organ.

World Music junior- This is the latest publication in the popular World Music Junior series featuring Christmas songs from around the world. Nine outstanding arrangements for flute and ensemble accompaniment on the enclosed Play Along CD offer wonderful collection of the most beautiful Christmas carols from England to Argentina from France to Puerto Rico. As well as some classics the more exotic melodies could liven up the all too usual traditional Christmas programme. A special bonus is the inclusion of all the song lyrics - each in their original language and many translated.

With these easy arrangements the beginner saxophonist will become well-acquainted with the various styles and rhythms of traditional American music. Playing along with the enclosed CD the student will be supported as a soloist and will also experience the feeling of playing in an ensemble.

Set on the ABRSM Piano 2011 & 2012 Grade 7.

A suite of two lullabies for two female voices and Piano by Arvo Part written in 2002.

World Music junior-The sound of spanish guitars at Christmas! Richard Graf has selected some of the most beautiful Christmas songs from around the world and presented them in player-friendly easy arrangements. The lyrics to the songs are included for singing along. Each piece also has information about its origins and the Christmas customs in the land from which it was derived. The songs are a contrasting mix – some we know and some less familiar. The sound of spanish guitars at Christmas! Richard Graf has selected some of the most beautiful Christmas songs from around the world and presented them in player-friendly easy arrangements. The lyrics to the songs are included for singing along. Each piece also has information about its origins and the Christmas customs in the land from which it was derived. The songs are a contrasting mix - some we know and some less familiar.

Sounds of Christmas from all over the globe! Some of the most beautiful Christmas songs from around the world are presented here in player-friendly easy arrangements complete with a play-along CD. The lyrics are included as well as information on the origins of each piece.

Pete Rose's New Braun Bag for Recorder Trio (ATB). Comissioned by and written for Gerhard Braun.

Sonata for piano with a duration time of approx. 13 minutes.

Oratorium in 3 Teilen-Alexander Zemlinsky and his brother-in-law Arnold Schoenberg wrote piano reductions for piano 4 hands by order of Universal Edition during the first decade of the foundation of UE (1901-1910). Alexander Zemlinsky and his brother-in-law Arnold Schoenberg wrote piano reductions for piano 4 hands by order of Universal Edition during the first decade of the foundation of UE (1901-1910).

Robert de Visée (c.1655 – 1732) was a French lutenist guitarist and Court musician for both Louis XIV and Louis XV. Suite H-Moll is also known as Suite No. 11 in B Minor . It is written in 5 movements: Prélude – Allemande – Sarabande – Gigue – Passacaille . First published in the 1680s it was almost certainly written when de Visée was already a respected musician at Versailles and was probably performed in front of the Kings on many occasions. De Visée would have used a 5 string Baroque Guitar. It has been arranged for the modern 6 string instrument by the noted Guitar arranger and virtuoso Karl Scheit .

Pete Rose: I'd Rather Be In Philadelphia for Alto Recorder.1. Optometrist; 2. Shoe Store; 3. Lunch

From 44 Duos For 2 Violins- Bela Bartok's 44 Violin Duos or selections therefrom have been the source of arrangements for a variety of instruments such as for piano (one set by the composer the Petite Suite) band as well as duos for every member of the string family even contrabass. These all followed the original concept: a pair of identical instruments. This set for viola and violoncello is intended to fill a gap where two instruments an octave apart can produce the broader tonal range. (P. Bartok)