Interlude I From The Opera Alice In Wonderland-This is a highly illustrative piece of programme music referring to Chapter V of Lewis Carroll?s Alice?s Adventures in Wonderland.By playing the Bass Clarinet the caterpillar ?speaks? his lines the performer is therefore encouraged to use their full imagination with regards to articulation agogics and gestures. Exaggeration and theatrical expression are by no means to be avoided on the contrary they are expected!Ideally the dialogue between Alice and the Caterpillar ? which appears throughout this score ? should be projected onto a screen. German and French translations of this text are included.

Lyric episodes for large ensemble (with prominent Viola part).Published in 1988 and revised in 1995.1.1.1.1 / 1.1.1.0 / Piano Celesta Harp Percussion (2 players) / 1.1.1.1.1First performance by Lontano conducted by Odaline de la Martinez.Score.

This collection provides a practical edition that can be used for marching as well as in the concert hall for 15 Sousa classics: The Beau Ideal • The Black Horse Troop • El Capitan • The Fairest of the Fair • Hands Across the Sea • The High School Cadets • The Invincible Eagle • King Cotton • The Liberty Bell • Manhattan Beach • Nobles of the Mystic Shrine • Semper Fidelis • The Stars and Stripes Forever • The Thunderer • and The Washington Post

Curnow Music Press proudly presents a way to enrich your quality of playing material whilst helping you administer your library efficiently and save money! THE YOUNG BAND COLLECTION is a compilation of some of our best pieces for youth band published as individual part books. You?ll find pieces by James Curnow James Hosay Mike Hannickel Brian Connery Paul Curnow and Douglas Court. These works have all proven to be very successful as teaching material but also will keep your students interested and guarantee a happy audience! Curnow Music Press is known for its quality music for youth bands and that?s certainly what you?ll find in this publication.

Bass Clarinet-Welcome to Essential Elements The Beatles! The arrangements in this versatile collection are correlated with the Essential Elements Band Method and can be used either in a full concert band setting or as solos for individual instruments.

These four ostinatos composed by Michael Nyman (entitled Bird List Song Drawing II: days 4 and 5 Mouth to Mouth and Melody Lists) amount to over 20 minutes of music.