Alfred Reed : Partitions moyen

Alfred Reed a composé cette adaptation de « THE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE » pour orchestre d'instruments à vent, accompagnée soit de voix à l'unisson, soit d'un chœur mixte. Une version pour orchestre est...

Like all concert marches, as distinct from the march intended to accompany marching groups of people, this piece differs from the traditional form, instrumentation and musical elements found in its pr...

This work is one of a group of three pieces for solo wind instruments and band commissioned by the G. LeBlanc Corporation as performance vehicles for their artist/clinicians, the other two being 'Ode...

This work is one of a group of three pieces for solo wind instruments and band commissioned by the G. LeBlanc Corporation as performance vehicles for their artist/clinicians, the other two being 'Ode...

Published in 1962, this adaptation of the exciting classic takes full advantage of modern symphonic band instrumentation to achieve an artistic performance of the solo with band accompaniment. Beautif...

Brule River Celebration (Sheldon), Lexicon (Huckeby), Reflection On An Early American Hymn Tune (Lazarich), Beyond The Horizon (Behrman), God Shed His Grace On Thee (Glover), In Times of Triumph (Swea...

Interner Vermerk Test DE An impressive overture for mid-level bands that is sure be a favorite for years to come! Every section of the band gets a chance to be featured and it includes a large number...

Beautiful Savior ist ein gelungenes Choralvorspiel in einer ausgezeichneten Instrumentierung von James Swearingen. Das lyrische Stück ist auch in reduzierter Besetzung gut aufführbar. Falls aber keine...

Alfred Reed (1921-2005) was one of America's most prolific and frequently performed composers. The Hounds of Spring was composed in 1980 and was inspired by the poem 'Atalanta in Calydon' by Algernon...

Alfred Reed (1921-2005) was one of America's most prolific and frequently performed composers. The Hounds of Spring was composed in 1980 and was inspired by the poem 'Atalanta in Calydon' by Algernon...