Joseph Bonnet: 12 Pièces Op.10 (Organ)

Twelve organ pieces by Joseph Bonnet, the famous Parisian organist.

Joseph Canteloube: Baïlèro

Baïlèro by Joseph Canteloube for ST soli and SATB A Cappella. Part of the the Alphonse Leduc catalogue, this work has been produced to the highest editorial and printing standards.

François Joseph Thomé: Fantaisie

Fantaisie for (Bb) Trumpet & Piano by François Joseph Thomé. Part of the the Alphonse Leduc catalogue, this work has been produced to the highest editorial and printing standards.

Joseph Jongen: Sonata Eroïca Op.94 (Organ)

Joseph Jongen's Sonata Eroïca Op.94. A 1930 composition for Organ Manuals and Pedals.

Joseph Bonnet: Romance Sans Paroles Op.7 No.8

Joseph Bonnet's Romance Sans Paroles Op.7 No.8 , from 12 Pièces Op.7 , for Organ solo.

Joseph Edouard Barat: Introduction Et Dance (Saxhorn And Piano)

Composed by Joseph Edouard Barat , Introduction Et Dance was written for Bb or C Saxhorn and Piano. Written for upper beginners, this piece is composed 1/3 by the introduction and 2/3 by the dance. Starting quite slow, the tempo doubles when the piece becomes a dance. Very melodic and cheerful, this piece is really enjoyable to play and hear. Joseph Edouard Barat (1882-1963) composed numerous pieces for winds and Piano accompaniment such as 'Andante and Allegro' or 'Oriental' among many others.

Joseph Canteloube: Chants D'auvergne Volume 2 - Bailero

Regrouped by Joseph Canteloube , this book is the second series from the set  Chants D'Auvergne . This edition, written for Voice and Piano, contains lyrics in local dialect “Occitan”, with the French translation below. Some directives are given to obtain the correct pronunciation of the language. It features five songs: I. Pastourelle / The Shepherdess II. L'Antouènou (L'Antoine) / Antoine III. La Pastroueletta è lou Chibalié / The Shepherdess and the Horse-rider IV. La Delaïssádo (La délaissée) / The neglected V. Deux Bourrées / Two Bourrées: a. N'aï pas iéu de mîo (Je n'ai pas d'Amie) / I don't have a Friend b. Lo calhé (La Calle) Joseph Canteloube (1879-1957) was a French composer, musician and author, mainly known for his folk songs and for the series  Chants D'Auvergne  inspired by the area his family was from.

François Joseph Nadermann: Sept Sonates Progressives Pour La Harpe

Written by François Joseph Naderman (1781-1835), Sonatinas Progressive, Op. 92 consists of a series of seven small sonatas. The level of difficulty alternates between intermediate and advanced as these can be played at different speeds but necessitates some strong technique as well as some pedal changes. These Sonatinas Progressive, Op. 92 are still considered as some of the most famous pieces of the Harp repertoire today. François Joseph Naderman was a classical harpist, composer and teacher at the Paris Conservatoire. His vocation was developed by growing up as the son of a Luthier Harp maker. He also wrote Sonatas for Harp, Harp and Cello, studies and other pieces.

Joseph Bonnet: 12 Pieces Op.7

Joseph Bonnet's >12 Pieces Op.7 12 Pieces Op.7 include: 1.Dédicace 2.Etude de Concert 3.Clair de Lune 4.Stella mututina 5.Songe d'Enfant 6.Chant de Printemps 7.Prélude au Salve Regina 8.Romance sans Paroles 9.Pastorale 10.Deuxième Légende 11.Les Elfes 12.Caprice héroïque Part of the the Alphonse Leduc catalogue, this work has been produced to the highest editorial and printing standards.

Joseph-Guy Ropartz: Pièce in E flat minor (Trombone & Piano)

Considered as one of the hardest works for solo Trombone, Piece in Eb minor by Joseph Guy Ropartz is a mix of Romantic and Impressionist influences. This piece requires a strong endurance: the second part starting after the half of the first page shows the hardest run, when most players would already start lacking of endurance! Great piece for recitals and exams for advanced players, it will be beneficial to strengthen your breathing abilities while playing. Joseph Guy Ropartz is a French composer and conductor. He composed Violin sonatas, Cello sonatas, string quartets, Piano trios, string trios and five symphonies. He also wrote some poetry.

Joseph Hector Fiocco: Pièces de Clavecin (LP78) (Harpsichord solo)

Harpsichord Pieces, LP. 78 is a set of works for Harpsichord, written by Joseph Hector Fiocco and edited by Diana Petech . This edition includes a really complete preface, with comments and advice to work through this book and explanations of all the symbols that can be found in it. It features 24 pieces divided in two suites, with the second suite set in a more traditional layout than the first one. The name of each piece is also not especially appropriate regarding their style. First suite: - L’anglaise - L’harmonieuse - La plaintive - La villageoise - Les promenades - L’inconfiante - L’italienne - La française - L’adagio - L’alegro - L’andante - La vivace Second suite: - L’alemande - La legère - La guigue - La farabande - L’inquiette - La gavotte - Les menuets - Les sautèrelles - L’agitée - Les zéphirs - La musette - La fringuante Joseph Hector Fiocco (1703-1741) is a Belgian harpsichordist who had Italian origins.He was Deputy Choir Master at the court and resigned to become Choir Master in another French city. He composed numerous religious music works.

Joseph Jongen: Allegro appassionato (Viola and Piano)

Belgian organist, composer and teacher, Joseph Jongen (1873-1953) was admitted to the Liège Conservatoire at the mere age of seven years old. Published in 1925, Allegro Appassionato is an extraordinary addition to the Viola repertoire. Jongen won many awards during his sixteen years of musical education, including the Belgain Prix de Rome in 1897. He began composing at age 13 and therefore, has an exhaustive catalogue of works to his name. Allegro Appassionato is a virtuosic work for the Viola, addressing aspects such as harmonics, exploited tonality, chromaticism, double stops, flourishing semiquavers, complex rhythms, articulation and a significant amount if performance directions and dynamics, among other elements. For all advanced violists, Jongen 's Allegro Appassionato is essential to a varied repertoire.

Joseph Bonnet: Variations De Concert Op. 1 (Organ)

Composer and organist, Joseph Bonnet (1884-1944) is considered one of the most major French Pipe Organ players. It is no surprise, therefore, that his  Variations De Concert  for Organ are very well informed. Following his studies at the Paris Conservatoire, Bonnet took over as concert organist at the institution.  Variations De Concert  for Organ was compiled in 1906, soon after his graduation. The work begins with a helpful index of the Organ registrations and performance directions.  Variations De Concert  begins with a virtuosic, cadenza-like theme in E minor. Following this, four variations are heard, all containing contrast in Organ sound, tonality and exploited melody and rhythm. For all advanced, aspiring organists, Bonnet 's  Variations De Concert  is an essential addition to the repertoire.

Joseph Canteloube: Five Songs from Auvergne, transcribed for Soprano, Wind Quintet and Harp by Chris Allen

French composer, Joseph Canteloube (1879-1957) is best known for his Five Songs from Auvergne. Composed between 1923 and 1930 for Soprano and Orchestra, Chris Allen 's arrangement of the popular work for Soprano, Wind Quintet and Harp enforces the composition's favour. The Songs from Auvergne are a collection of five folksongs from the Auvergne region of France. Composed in the local language of Occitan, the best known of the five songs is the second, Baïlèro, which to this day, remains frequently performed and recorded. Famous Sopranos who have recorded Canteloube 's much loved work include, Madeleine Grey, Dawn Upshaw, Sarah Brightman and Barbara Streisand. For all Wind Quintets, Sopranos and Harpists seeking exciting ensemble repertoire, Canteloube 's Five Songs from Auvergne ensures a sublime performance for both performers and audiences alike.

Joseph Canteloube: Chants D’Auvergne (Selected By F. Le Roux) (Book/Online Audio)

**Please note: this title is not available to trade customers in France or the USA.** “Sing your country, sing your land!” Such was the advice of Déodat de Séverac to the young Joseph Canteloube de Malaret (1879-1957) when the latter shared his dismay at the petty squabbles taking over the Parisian music scene in the Belle-Epoque. Although Canteloube had started collecting folk songs from his native Cantal in 1895, he only began the harmonisation of Baïlero in 1923, thus inaugurating the first of the five Chants d’Auvergne series that would bring him fame. Renowned baritone François Le Roux chose to begin his anthology with a famous shepherd song recorded near Vic-sur-Cère (in the Haute Auvergne) in which the baïles (shepherds in pasture commons) call to each other from hilltops, soaring their vocals across rivers, valleys and hills. Singers who wish to immerse themselves in one of the ten melodies that compose this tender, picturesque musical landscape can use the Piano accompaniment audio file, accessible through a download card. Contents: Baïlèro (Shepherd Songs from the Cantal) – Bourrées: N’aï pas iéu de mîo (Loved by no woman) and Lo Calhé (The Quail) – L’Antouèno (The Antoine) – Lou Boussu (The Hunchback) – Lo Fiolaire (The Spinner) – Là-haut, sur le rocher – Uno jionto Postouro (The Pretty Shepherdess) – Pour l’enfant (Lullaby from Auvergne)

Joseph-Antoine Lorenziti: Gavotte

Les Classiques de la Contrebasse no.26.

Joseph Bonnet: Poèmes D'Automne

1.Lied des Chrysanthèmes; 2.Matin provençal; 3.Poème du Soir

François-Joseph Gossec: Symphonie (Quintet-Wind)

Joseph Canteloube: Vocalise (med) (Voice & Piano)

Joseph Canteloube: Chants D'Auvergne Volume Three

1.La Fileuse; 2.Viens par le Pré; 3.Le Bossu; 4.Berceuse; 5.Malheureux qui a une Femme

Jean-Joseph Mouret: Rondeau (Quintet-Brass)

for 2 trumpets, horn (trombone), trombone (or horn) and trombone

Joseph Strimer: Sérénade (Saxophone-Tenor & Piano)

Joseph Canteloube: Chants d'Auvergne Vol.1

For voice and piano, translated from the original dialect (included) into French. Contains: 1.La Bergère aux Champs; 2.Baïlèro; 3.Trois Bourrées - 3a.L'Eau du Source; 3b.Où irons-nous garder?; 3c.Là-bas dans le Limousin

Joseph Gilles: Symphonie in E major (Organ)

Prélude; Adagio; Intermezzo; Final

Joseph Bonnet: 12 Pièces Op.5 (Organ)

1.Prélude; 2.Lamento; 3.Toccata; 4.Nocturne; 5.Ave Maris Stella; 6.Rêverie; 7.Intermezzo; 8.Fantaisies sur deux Noëls; 9.Epithalme; 10.Légende symphonique; 11.Canzone; 12.Rhapsodie catalane