Haydn Achieved Is Glorious Work Ssa

Malcolm Arnold: Prelude, Sicillano And Rondo (Score/Parts)

Work for Wind Band.

Jeremy Dale Roberts: I Heard A Voice From Heaven

Work for SSAATTBB Choir. Suitable as an introit this work was composed in 1954 as part of the composer's Requiem. First performed by The Elizabethan Singers under the direction of Louis Halsey.

Malcolm Arnold: Five Pieces Op.84 For Violin And Piano

Work premiered by Yehudi Menuhin and Ivor Newton.

Malcolm Arnold: John Clare Cantata Op.52

Work for SATB Choir and 2 Pianos. Text: John Clare

Malcolm Arnold: Quintet Op.7 (Parts)

Work for Flute, Bassoon, Horn, Violin, Viola. Score available: PAT60029SC

Malcolm Arnold: Quintet Op.7 (Score)

Work for Flute, Bassoon, Horn, Violin and Viola. Parts available: PAT60029SP

G.F. Handel: Evensong

A slow and moving work by Handel, arranged by J. Michael Diack for SA chorus with piano accompaniment.

W.A. Mozart: When Spring With Its Joy

A classic work by Mozart, from Bastien and Bastienne, arranged for SA, and with words by, J. Michael Diack.

Malcolm Arnold: Serenade For Guitar And Strings (Guitar/Piano)

Guitar/Piano reduction of work for Guitar and String Orchestra. Premiered by Julian Bream under the direction of the composed in 1955.

Malcolm Arnold: Grand, Grand Overture (Wind Band)- Score/Parts

Version for Wind Band. Legendary work composed for the 1956 Hoffnung Festival featuring solo passages for Vacuum Cleaners, a Floor-Polisher and Rifles.

Leslie Woodgate: The Watchmaker's Shop

A work by Leslie Woodgate (chorus master at the BBC for some 30 years) for unison choir and piano, with words by Elizabeth Fleming.

Mendelssohn Hear My Prayer / O For The Wings Of A Dove Ssa

Mendelssohn wrote the motet Hear My Prayer and O For The Wings Of A Dove in Germany in 1844 and premiered it the next year in London. William Bartholomew wrote the English lyrics as well as collaborating with the composer on his oratorio Elijah.O ForTthe Wings Of A Dove is frequently performed as a separate work and was made famous in the UK through a 1927 recording. The work was originally written for SATB Chorus and Organ or Orchestra, and is here rendered for Soprano solo and Voices SSA with Piano or Organ.

Sir Adrian Boult: A Handbook On The Technique Of Conducting

This handbook was written in 1920 for private circulaton amongst members of the Conducting Class at the Royal College of Music, and published later. This is the revised version aimed at helping thise who work with choirs, orchestras, wind, military or brass bands, as well as teachers of music in all schools and music colleges.

J. Michael Diack: Vocal Exercises On Tone Placing And Enunciation (Low And Medium Voices)

The objective through these exercises is to help the pupil produce a pure resonant tone on clearly enunciated words. The work is divided into four sections; Preparatory Exercises on Vowels and Consonants, Word-Phrases, Intoning Exercises, Song-Studies. It is advised that section 1 should be studied first, exercises should then be selected from the other three sections.

J. Michael Diack: Vocal Exercises On Tone Placing and Enunciation (High Voices)

The objective through these exercises is to help the pupil produce a pure resonant tone on clearly enunciated words. The work is divided into four sections; Preparatory Exercises on Vowels and Consonants, Word-Phrases, Intoning Exercises, Song-Studies. It is advised that section 1 should be studied first, exercises should then be selected from the other three sections.

Malcolm Arnold: Four Scottish Dances (Miniature Score)

A full orchestral arrangement, in miniature pocket score format, of Four Scottish Dances Op.57 by Sir Malcolm Arnold CBE. A superb quartet of Scottish dances by the prolific English composer that was originally commissioned for the BBC Light Music Festival and premiered at the Royal Festival Hall on 8th June 1957. With varying mood and styles from jigs and reels to a more brooding ballad, the work reflects the tranquillity and beauty of Scotland as well the vibrancy and liveliness of its population.

Malcolm Arnold: Concerto For Harmonica And Orchestra Op.46 (Score)

The Concerto was written in 1954 and given its premiere at the Royal Albert Hall with the BBC Symphony Orchestra. It is composed in three movements, Grazioso, Mesto and Con brio.Malcolm Arnold was a British composer who earned an international reputation both as a composer of serious works, including nine symphonies, and as a composer of light music. He composed more than one hundred film scores, among them the Oscar-winning music for The Bridge on the River Kwai, the award-winning music for The Inn of the Sixth Happiness, Whistle Down the Wind and Hobson’s Choice. Larry Adler, for whom this work was written, was an absolute maestro of the chromatic mouth Organ who recorded and performed widely and with some of the other greatest musicians of his time. It is due to Adler’s artistry and popularity that there exists any real repertoire for the instrument.