Southern Music Company

Crossing the break can be a source of frustration for developing clarinetists. The Break is a logical guide for mastering this important step in clarinet performance. The method is divided into two pa...

So You Want to Play the Clarinet is a carefully sequenced book for beginner clarinetists that emphasizes good tone quality and phrasing. The range is moderate, from the lowest E to third line B-flat....

Violin Theory for Beginners is the result of many years of effort to teach music theory effectively in relation to the violin. Each lesson has been thoroughly tested, with students of all levels of ab...

Developed by master string teacher Dorothy Croft to enhance the teaching of music theory in relation to the violin. A practical approach to teaching.

Philippe Gaubert (1879 - 1941) was a noted French musician, performer on the flute, a respected conductor and composer. This edition for flute and piano was edited by Arthur Ephross.

This atonal fantasy is a beautiful recital piece for the advancing piccolo player, containing challenging technical sections with haunting melodic moments.

A 10 player percussion piece composed by Boston Symphony percussionist Thomas Gauger.

This solo can also be played as a duet with the drumset solo, 'Funk No. 2' (ST746), also available from the publisher.

After a brief introduction the violas introduce the first melodic theme then pass it to the first violins in octaves as 'This Land Is Your Land' by Woody Guthrie, Level 4 arrangement by Ethan Epple de...

Was written for the extremely gifted, enthusiastic and highly amusing young Welsh hornist, Rupert Browne. Includes four folktunes, one from each: Wales, England, Ireland, and Scotland. Songs included:...

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...

A beautiful a cappella work from composer Peter Mathews that will provide a musical showpiece for your accomplished choir.

The text from 16th century poet, Sir Philip Sidney, provides the basis for this delightful choral performance work.