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One of the key repertoire collections for any trumpet player. It features many of the staOne of the key repertoire collections for any trumpet player. It features many of the standard solo repertoire...

As suggested by the title, this virtuosic solo for xylphone or marimba with piano accompaniment is a technical showpiece. Rhythmically, the solo line is primarily 16th notes, requiring a precise malle...

This piece for solo marimba gives advancing students the opportunity to improve on four mallet technique and quick alterations of duple to triplet figures.

P.A.S. Composition Contest winner. This piece for five marimbas provides a wonderful opportunity to explore mixed and compound meters. An alternate 5th part is provided for those without a low G.

P.A.S. Composition Contest winner. This piece for five marimbas provides a wonderful opportunity to explore mixed and compound meters. An alternate 5th part is provided for those without a low G.

This contemporary saxophone quartet was commissioned by Cecil Leeson. Movement titles: I. Sonatine, II. Recitative, III. Scherzo, IV. Rondo

This contemporary saxophone quartet was commissioned by Cecil Leeson. Movement titles: I. Sonatine, II. Recitative, III. Scherzo, IV. Rondo

This quartet for an advanced saxophone quartet (AATB) is part of the Contemporary Saxophone Series edited by Cecil Leeson. Movements: I. Allegro, II. Un poco andante, III. Scherzo, IV. Finale

According to legend, Scarlatti was relaxing after an evening of composing and teaching when his pet cat decided to take a walk across the keys of his harpsichord. Upon hearing this, he decided to use...

Each part in this quartet requires independent players. Originally written for oboe, violin, viola, and violoncello, this version for saxophone quartet (SATB) has been arranged by Frank J. Bongiorno.

Each part in this quartet requires independent players. Originally written for oboe, violin, viola, and violoncello, this version for saxophone quartet (SATB) has been arranged by Frank J. Bongiorno.

Out of the Blue is an original work by celebrated American composer Frank Ticheli. It was written for the Prism Saxophone Quartet, commissioned by Chamber Music America as part of the series: American...

This arrangement is based on Lachner's (1803 - 1890) Quartet, Op. 106 for string quartet.

This arrangement is based on Lachner's (1803 - 1890) Quartet, Op. 106 for string quartet.

This delightful quartet takes players on a tour of four Italian cities: Rome, Florence, Venice, and Napoli. Movements: I. Roma- Campanelle (Bells), II. Firenze- La Florentina (Florentine Girl), III. V...

Dedicated to Violet Richman and commissioned by the Wilmington Friends School, Marty Lassman, Music Director

This delightful quartet takes players on a tour of four Italian cities: Rome, Florence, Venice, and Napoli. Movements: I. Roma- Campanelle (Bells), II. Firenze- La Florentina (Florentine Girl), III. V...

These two paraphrases are of Christmas carols originating from the Walloon region (Wallonia) a region in Belgium closely associated with France and French culture. Song titles include: I. Houte on pau...

These two paraphrases are of Christmas carols originating from the Walloon region (Wallonia) a region in Belgium closely associated with France and French culture. Song titles include: I. Houte on pau...

Dedicated to Violet Richman and commissioned by the Wilmington Friends School, Marty Lassman, Music Director

Following the success of the composer's Concertpiece No. 1, requested by clarinet virtuosi Heinrich and Carl Baermann, the father-son duo asked for this second piece. Published posthumously, it is com...

This transcription of Paganini's famous 'Moto Perpetuo' for violin and orchestra was created for solo clarinets and piano Nicholas Falcone. A version for two clarinets and band accompaniment is also a...

Originally scored for two clarinets with band accompaniment, Il Convegno (The Meeting) was written in 1868 during Ponchielli's tenure with the Cremona Municipal Band. In the hands of capable clarineti...