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Ten original solos: On Easy Street * Just A Minuet * Ping Pong Polka * Wheeler Dealer * Weary Willie and others.

Chris Clarinet ia an exciting new idea which enables children to play simple tunes while enjoying the fun of acting as well. The simple story is easily understood and the musical parts are short and e...

The Victorian and Edwardian eras were among the most fruitful periods of English organ music, typifying as they did the dominance of the concert hall organ which found its outlet in the grandiose inst...

Cello part for easy Colourstrings concert pieces (revised edition).

Contains: Handel * Debussy * Purcell * Elgar * Massenet

From four respected composers: Vocalise (Rachmaninoff) * The Little Negro (Debussy) * Pavane (Faure) * Song to the Evening Star (Wagner).

Written by Tartini as a young man, this concerto offers the soloist rewarding opportunities to dazzle. In the initial Allegro, polyphonic writing alternates with virtuouso sections full of runs and do...

From Tartini's third compositional period, this concerto in three movements has been prepared using the primary source of Tartini's autograph.

La Montanari has a five-movement plan with a 'double' finale: a finale of normal length is followed by a miniature second finale, like coffee following a dessert. The model for this arrangement may ha...

The three 'Dresden' sonatas published together in this volume are believed to be the first-ever modern edition of any of his chamber music.The edition comes complete with a preface, textual notes, a r...

An 'operatic' concerto full of drama. Wonderfully violinistic throughout and a delight to play for intermediate and virtuoso alike. The vivid ritornellos and extrovert solo episodes makes this a highl...

L'argile, la forme, le ravin du monde (Argil, shape, the world's ravine), can be read Le matériau, la forme, le Tao (Material, shape, Tao). There are but four ingredients: my fetish tone row, a very l...

A wonderful concerto in the galant manner.

Over the beautiful second movement Tartini wrote I know you have no mercy using his secret code. With the outer movements this concerto is a first class representative of the 18th century concerto. Ca...

Prepared from all four known sources, this concerto from Tartini's first compositional period emerges as a masterpiece.