Œuvres instrumentales classiques pour Orchestre

Experience fiery rhythms and captivating passion with one of the most famous masterpieces in music history: the "Hungarian Dance No. 5". Bursting with spirited melodies, vibrant tempo changes, and dyn...

Dans cet arrangement à plusieurs niveaux pour orchestre à cordes ou orchestre complet, les élèves nouveaux et expérimentés peuvent profiter de l'excitation de la danse entraînante d'Offenbach. Cette i...

Premiered in 1930 by the Boston Symphony Orchestra, Howard Hanson's Symphony No. 2 has long been the best-known and most popular of his pieces. In three colorful movements, the symphony has a heart-on...

Prolific and influential, many call William Grant Still the 'Dean of African American composers' and it's not hard to see why. The first African-American to conduct a major American symphony orchestra...

William Grant Still’s PAGES FROM NEGRO HISTORY is set in three movements: Africa, Slavery, and Emancipation, and contains text by pianist and writer Verna Arvey, Still’s wife. Still employs his tradem...

Experience thrilling orchestral drama with Igor Stravinsky's masterpiece: The "Danse Infernale" from the world-renowned "Firebird Suite" embodies pure energy and orchestral brilliance! In this legenda...

The music of Grieg is expressed very well in this two-part suite for full orchestra. The melodies are familiar, and Merle Isaac's fine arrangement is an excellent choice for either concert or contest...

One of the most exciting of Verdi's works, this ballet scene is a favorite of opera lovers the world over. As arranged by America's premier orchestra arranger, this selection will sparkle on any progr...

Another in the series of adaptations of the masters by Merle Isaac, himself a master of orchestration for young players. This memorable music is known by concertgoers the world over and is a welcome a...

In this small three-movement symphony written by Mozart at the age of ten, the rondo form is used for the first time in the finale. Like the 'Lambacher Sinfonie' in G major, this work can also be play...

Mozart wrote this symphony in 1768 at the age of 12 dedicating it to the Benedictine monastery of Lambach. The structure of this score follows the rediscovered parts - the autograph has disappeared.

The important teacher of composition and church composer wrote this effective Neo-classical work as a tribute to the Renaissance composer Ludwig Senfl.

Stimmensatz - Flöte I, Flöte II/Alt-Blockflöte, Sopran-Blockflöte ad lib., 3 Schlagzeuge, Violine solo ad lib., 4 Violinen I/II, 2 Violoncelli, 2 Kontrabässe, Sopran-Glockenspiel, Alt-Glockenspiel [2....

Stimmensatz - Flöte I; Flöte II; Klarinette I; Klarinette II; Fagott I; Fagott II; Horn I; Horn II; Trompete I; Trompete II; Pauke; 4 Violinen I; 4 Violinen II; 2 Violen; 4 Violoncelli/Kontrabässe