Václav Nelhýbel

Based on WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME; GLORY, GLORY HALLELUJAH; and AMERICA.

PROCESSIONAL is a composition in which the Percussion, Brass and Woodwinds function like protagonists in a drama, making their statements, building tension, clashing in a climactic conflict, and endin...

PARADE is a composition in which the Winds "march" in different formation accompanied by a "Drum Corps." They start softly in a distance and proceed steadily in their march, ending in an all-out forti...

Three interpretations of Prelude I from Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier. "The composer's great contrapuntal gift makes a whole new item of that material from the greatest contrapuntalist of them all, and...

A very effective number that is not too difficult. The percussion is especially well written... (School Musician)

Based on WHEN JOHNNY COMES MARCHING HOME; GLORY, GLORY HALLELUJAH; and AMERICA.

Cette œuvre pour duo de trompettes et trombones débute par un thème relativement simple, suivi de huit variations de styles différents : 1. Grazioso ; 2. Marca ; 3. Precipitato ; 4. Polka ; 5. Vigoros...

Divertimento for 15 Winds is a five-movement work for brass instruments that follows the proven form of fast—slow—fast—slow—fast to create a well-balanced and satisfying musica...

CASTLE MUSIC is a short three-movement work for flute trio. It is part of Vaclav Nelhybel's Music for Young Players and Singers Ensemble Series. For developing to intermediate students, the music requ...

This setting of a 17th century anonymous text that describes a woman's love leaving her and her insistence that he will return, is written for SA chorus with either a flute/recorder and guitar accompa...

Cette mise en musique d'un texte de D. Dinand est destinée au chœur SA avec accompagnement de piano.

Written for SSA choir with flute and 2 clarinets as accompaniment. Instrumentalists play from choral part.

An arrangement for SSA choir of text by James Boulton to an old Welsh air.

An arrangement for SSA choir of text by W. Douglas (after "To Celia" by Ben Jonson) to an old English air.