Arthur Frackenpohl: Sax Lix

Par FRACKENPOHL ARTHUR. Divertimento is an original trio by Arthur Frackenpohl that was written at the request of a trio for a senior flute recital at the Crane School of Music. The first movement, Introduction, is in sonata form with two contrasting themes, closing section, short development and recapitulation. In the second movement, Passacaglia, the dorian theme is stated canonically, with variations on the eight bar theme and closing in quietly in the minor. The third movement is a lively Scherzo with a rhythmic first section employing some echo effects before moving into a more subdued and legato trio. The final movement is an energetic Fughetta, which uses the contrapuntal devices ofinversion, augmentation and stretto. Each movement can be played by itself, or in combination with the other movements./ Répertoire / 3 Flûtes Traversières

Three Piano Solos by Arthur Frackenpohl-Three Level 2 solos including: To the Launch Pad £ Weightless in Space £ Marching on Mars.

Par FRACKENPOHL ARTHUR. / Niveau : Confirmé / Répertoire / 2 Trompettes, Cor, Trombone et Tuba

Score and Parts-Canadian Brass Limited Edition Transcribed for brass quintet by Arthur Frackenpohl. Recorded on the CBS Masterworks release The Art of the Fugue.

Canadian Brass Limited Edition. Transcribed for brass quintet by Arthur Frackenpohl. Recorded on CBS Masterworks release Canadian Brass: The Four Seasons.

Composed in the style of a military quickstep Pas Redoubl‚ is a concert march reminiscent of the gallops by Offenbach and other 19 century composers. Transcribed for band by Arthur Frackenpohl in 1972 this work has retained aprominent position in the wind band literature. Dur: 3:20 (Grade 4)

Score and Parts-Canadian Brass Limited Edition. Transcribed for triple brass quintet by Arthur Frackenpohl (recorded on the CBS Masterworks release Gabrieli/Monteverdi ? Antiphonal Music). This transcription was writtenexpressly for the Canadian Brass and principal brass players from the New York Philharmonic and Boston Symphony.