Six Chess Pieces-'Gambits Six Chess Pieces' For Horn in F And Piano was commissioned by Charles and Sarah Riehm and completed in October 2000. Motifs from the game of chess unite the music. Includes score and part.

Ladies and Gentlemen Roll up! Roll up for a fantastic and evocative Circus extravaganza! This is a great collection of eight original catchy tunes by Alan Bullard for Horn with Piano accompaniment. Parts are included for F and E-flat Horn as well as the accompaniment or you can play-along with the backing CD. On the CD track 1 is a Bb tuning note then each piece appears twice: first with and then without the solo line. The music is light and humorous and aptly catches the circus mood Music Teacher Magazine. Grade: 3-5

Ten first pieces for beginner horn players by the highly respected brass composer Bram Wiggins. Each of the short solos in this books progresses by introducing more notes and slightly more complicated rhythms. The book comes with an easy piano accompaniment making them ideal concert items for players who have been playing for only a short period.

Guillaume Balay (1871-1943) served in the French military as a prolific Cornet player having won first place in the 1894 Cornet Award competition at the National Academy of Music in Paris. His compositions were popular in the Cornet and brass repertoire at the time including his Prélude Et Ballade adaptable to Cornet or Saxhorn with Piano accompaniment. This Balay work remains within the brass repertoire to this day and is suitable for intermediate to advanced level players. The Prélude is in 4/4 meter and exploits the full range of the instruments. There is also much use of flourishingsemiquaver passages. The Ballade is a much more measured than the first movement and is in 2/4 time. The texture is predominantly melody-dominated homophony with the occasional use of call-and-response between the melody instrument and Piano accompaniment. This quirky two-movement piece by Balay provides the intermediate to advanced Cornet or Saxhorn player with a fun alternative performance piece.

A royal christening is being celebrated with great pomp and rejoicing. But one name is missing from the guest list - and in her rage the uninvited godmother puts a terrible curse on the baby princess: On reaching the age of 16 she will prick her finger on a spindle and die. Can the gentle Lilac Fairy avert disaster and bring about a happy ending? Find out by reading and playing this Easy Piano Picture Book. Tchaikovsky's sumptuous ballet version of the famous fairytale is here bought to life in words easy-to-play piano extracts and enhancing full-colour illustrations.

Composed for upper-beginners  Berceuse Op.19 is a piece for F Horn and Piano accompaniment by J. M. Damase. Quite short this piece is quite easy with a difficulty level 3°. Really nice and peaceful this piece is perfect to enjoy playing music aside from all the exercises and études necessary for beginners. The Horn begins “Andante” with a theme in seven measures accompanied by chords on the Piano. A really melodious part then features until the end of the piece when the initial themes are played again a Tempo. J. M. Damaseis a French musician and a great composer who wrotenumerous lyrical works and some chamber music. One of his most famous pieces is the Sonata for Flute and Harp.

Aulis Sallinen's 2002 composition for Horn with a Piano reduction of the orchestral score.