Spartiti medio per orchestra

This creative 'timeless' classic by Leroy Anderson is a must for your library. Perfect for concert or show, this unique novelty number is destined to be a favorite of your audience. A masterpiece!

This original composition is somewhat flamboyant and impulsive in nature, yet includes luscious full sections, as it interprets the migration of the monarch butterfly. Extensive scientific information...

Also known by the title, 'Parade of the Tin Soldiers,' this instrumental theme has become a favorite of the holiday season. It was utilized in a 1933 animated short starring Betty Boop and a parade of...

One of the most beloved melodies ever written! It has a special meaning to every listener and has endured throughout the years. It is a simple melody and has great elegance. Even though this title may...

From observation to experimentation - from kites to gliders - and from the Wright Flier to walking on the Moon, humans appear committed to leaving the ground! This work celebrates flight through sweep...

Before writing the piece, Mr. Meyer asked members of the Pasadena Youth Symphony Orchestra to compose original themes of their own. Four of these themes were chosen, and then woven together by the com...

Enjoy this exciting musical depiction of pirate days and battles on the high seas. This piece provides many textures, alternating between tutti, string, brass, and woodwind choirs, as well as unison s...

Conjure images of bagpipes, drums, and parades, and enjoy familiar Scottish music in this lovely arrangement of an ancient tune. All parts remain in 1st position. The optional percussion will add to t...

Very beautiful, yet also thrilling to play, this piece, celebrating young love, is familiar to most Chinese people. It uses slides, syncopation, rich harmonies, and unusual intervals to reflect the ex...

Imagine yourself astride your favorite steed in the English countryside in the company of like-minded riders. You lope rhythmically through the beautifully green valleys, hills, and dales. Then you sl...

This fantastic concert march was written in 1907 and is regarded by many as one of Fucik's finest works. The triumphant ending makes it a great finale to any concert, leaving your audience with a smil...

A Sequel to Moscow, 1941. Arranged for Symphony Orchestra

One of the most entertaining and useful sounds that string performers can bring to a concert stage is the pizzicato effect of the plucked string. What better way to describe (and to hear) this resonan...

Throughout the ages, man has created ceremonies, both liturgical and secular, to celebrate human existence. Driving rhythms are underscored by the melodic and harmonic content and combined with unique...

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A musical adventure through mysticism and magic. This unique setting offers a wide variety of dynamics, textures, and styles while remaining playable. The momentum is quickly established, and your stu...

There are many opportunities to feature your fine soloists throughout this energetic work. All the technical passages fall nicely under the fingers. Beautiful melodic fragments shift from section to s...

The third movement of Robert W. Smith's second symphony, The Odyssey , is serene in nature. Special effects depict the passing of time and add a mood of intrigue. Quiet and reflective, this is a sure...

This arrangement of our 'National Anthem' was featured during the awards ceremonies for United States gold medallists at the 2004 Summer Olympics held in Athens, Greece. This stunning arrangement of '...

Ignite Spanish temperament and Mediterranean passion on the concert stage with "Andalucía" for orchestra, published by Editions Marc Reift. This captivating piece captures the magic of Spain's sun-dre...

Open your next concert with dazzling brilliance and pure energy! "A Festive Fanfare," published by The FJH Music Company, is the perfect musical statement to kick off any celebratory orchestra program...

Written to honor United Sound, this piece recognizes that special needs students do not have to be identified by their deficits---rather, they can be identified by their "superpowers." It may be a stu...