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The 'Carnival of Venice' is probably the most famous of all Theme and Variations compositions. Each part is featured on a variation with perhaps the most difficult being for Bass Clarinet. If necessar...

This impressive arrangement for full orchestra of Claude T. Smith's masterpiece Eternal Father, Strong To Save by James Villani was commissioned by the Manassas Symphony Orchestra and premiered on Nov...

This dynamic tone poem vividly depicts a memorable sunset the composer remembers witnessing in the Rocky Mountains as a child. Based on the poem of the same name by Emily Dickinson, the piece elicits...

Apportez le "twang" excitant des chansons les plus célèbres de la région de l'Ozark dans votre salle de spectacle avec cette mise en scène exaltante de l'air de violon populaire, Arkansas Traveler. Vo...

A contemporary masterwork for full orchestra! A driving, rhythmic opening, characteristic of the Claude Smith style, transitions to a beautiful lyric and rubato Lento, featuring a brief cello solo. Bu...

This impressive arrangement for full orchestra of Claude T. Smith's masterpiece Eternal Father, Strong To Save by James Villani was commissioned by the Manassas Symphony Orchestra and premiered on Nov...

This impressive arrangement for full orchestra of Claude T. Smith's masterpiece Eternal Father, Strong To Save by James Villani was commissioned by the Manassas Symphony Orchestra and premiered on Nov...

The 'Carnival of Venice' is probably the most famous of all Theme and Variations compositions. Each part is featured on a variation with perhaps the most difficult being for Bass Clarinet. If necessar...

This dynamic tone poem vividly depicts a memorable sunset the composer remembers witnessing in the Rocky Mountains as a child. Based on the poem of the same name by Emily Dickinson, the piece elicits...

This dynamic tone poem vividly depicts a memorable sunset the composer remembers witnessing in the Rocky Mountains as a child. Based on the poem of the same name by Emily Dickinson, the piece elicits...