Partitions moyen pour Orchestre symphonique

Depicting stunning points of interest, the history, and the geology from southern Orange County, California, this piece takes the listener on a musical tour of three of the composer's favorite places....

'Aethelinda' is Welsh for dragon. This programmatic piece invokes the energy and power of a great winged beast as it awakens from its slumber to wreak havoc on the countryside. Opening with a low stri...

Truly a celebration in itself, Richard Meyer's NSOA Competition Winner (1989) is a winner. Contrasting style sections (Allegro con brio, Cantabile, etc.) and lively syncopated rhythms accent the festi...

Winner of the 2001 ASTA/NSOA Composition contest, this joyous original work radiates an uplifting essence. Intended to evoke the feeling of what it might be like to be able to fly, the musical image i...

A beautiful medley constructed from the hymns of the United States Armed Forces arranged by Douglas Wagner. The flowing musical lines are reinforced throughout the ensemble. This is a wonderful settin...

Crossings, un double concerto pour deux percussionnistes et orchestre symphonique. Cette œuvre a été écrite en 2002 pour Evelyn Glennie et Gert Mortensen, à la suggestion de l'Association artistique d...

Marimba et orchestre Instrumentation exacte : 2.2.2.2. - 4.2.3.2 - timbales, percussion, harpe, cordes

Découvrez la haute mer avec cette œuvre programmatique pour orchestre complet, pleine de mystères, d'aventures, de combats à l'épée et de trésors enfouis. Une multitude d'effets ajoutent au drame et à...

This simple, chorale-like work captures the reflective calm of dusk, paradoxically illuminated by the fiery hues of sunset. The dual nature of this experience is impressive, as if witnessing an event...

From one of the most widely played composers of wind band music comes this orchestral setting of a classic work. With distinctive, memorable themes and superb orchestration, your students will enjoy e...

Performance time - ca. 3:00

From composer Steven Bryant comes this simple, chorale-like work that captures the reflective calm of dusk, paradoxically illuminated by the fiery hues of sunset. Dusk is intended as a short, passiona...

Exciting, lyrical and highly dramatic, this bold new showcase for the mature school orchestra has it all. Richard Meyer has fashioned an overture that explores the various sounds of American music (in...

Originally written for and recorded by the London Symphony Orchestra, this tender, expressive piece will provide an opportunity for development of lush, sensitive playing. Sure to touch the hearts of...

This beautiful, serene melody represents the ongoing and awesome legacy embedded in the profession of education. What we teach and pass on to our children affects the country, the world and the future...

A cool new find! Rumor has it that in 1928 Shostakovich was challenged by conductor Nickolai Malko to write an orchestral arrangement of this song in less than an hour. He is said to have accomplished...

A bright and buoyant opener sure to grab the attention of your audience! Filled with tuneful melodies, soaring lines, and fast-paced technical flourishes, this fanfare provides a distinctive way to be...

Patriotic, lively and an American standard, the music from this 1940 hit movie will delight audiences and players! Perfect as an opener or even an encore for advanced school orchestra or community orc...

A fantastic original piece for full orchestra, players and audiences will delight in this new work. Perfect for any occasion, this is a celebratory piece expressing the joy and exhilaration of a new b...

The happiest song from this great work, now arranged with a choice of soloist! In this expanded setting, the transparency of the original is maintained, providing the perfect place to add the soloist....

The myth of the minotaur - half-man, half-bull - has haunted generations since it was first told centuries ago. This colorful tone painting will give your advanced high school orchestra a real workout...

Unlike the Ormandy arrangement of this chorale prelude, the fantasy section begins after the full statement of the chorale. Scoring allows for strings-alone performance in the highly accessible key of...

Truly a celebration in itself, Richard Meyer's NSOA Competition Winner (1989) is a winner. Contrasting style sections (Allegro con brio, Cantabile, etc.) and lively syncopated rhythms accent the festi...