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Compatible Duets for Strings, Volume II
29 Duets That Can Be Played
by Any Combination of String Instruments
Arranged or Composed by
Doris Gazda and Larry Clark
Flexible String Duets
Carl Fischer Music
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Continuing on the success of the popular Compatible series, Compatible Duets for Strings, Volume II contains 29 duets in a variety of styles (classical, folk music, new original pieces) that can be played with any combination of two string instruments. Students can develop their chamber ensemble skills while playing with their friends, no matter what string instrument they play. Ranging from grade levels 2-3, Compatible Duets for Strings, Volume II is perfect for orchestra directors to buy for use in the classroom, and its flexibility makes it a must-have for any string player. |
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| woodwind |
The Romantic Flutist - Chopin
10 Waltzes and 10 Nocturnes
By Frederic Chopin
Arranged and Edited by Robert Stallmann
Flute and Piano
Carl Fischer Music
WF222 - Score and Part - $29.99
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World-renowned flutist, Robert Stallman says, “Chopin transports us into a realm of mystery, of peace, and celestial beauty.” Robert Stallman has long made it his mission to expand the flute repertoire with apt transcriptions, gratifying flutists everywhere, and has emerged as the preeminent editor and arranger of flute music active today. Stallman’s The Romantic Flutist draws from Chopin’s piano music in a unique compilation of Waltzes and Nocturnes arranged for flute and piano. |
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Fantasie Concertante
in the Style of Carl Maria von Weber
By Theodore Hoch
Baritone or Trombone and Piano
Carl Fischer Music
W960 � Score and Part � $9.99
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Transcribed for euphonium or trombone, Theodore Hoch’s Fantasie Concertante, written in the style of Carl Maria von Weber, was first published for trumpet in 1902. Hoch (1842-1906) was a widely known cornetist during his lifetime and remains a popular brass composer. He was born and performed in Germany until he migrated to the United States in 1880, where he continued to tour and compose until his death in New York in 1906. |
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Hymn to Intellectual Beauty
By Fred Sharaf
Voice and Piano
Carl Fischer Music
V2507 – Score – $16.99
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This vocal setting of Percy Bysshe Shelley’s poem reflects Shelley’s use of lyricism, meticulous attention to detail, metaphor, and assonance. Frederic Sharaf constructed Hymn to Intellectual Beauty as Program Music, with unresolved dissonant harmonies placed specifically to accent the meaning of the poetry. “Fortspinnung” - the development or spinning out of a musical motif - is the prevalent fabric of the piece. This piece is dedicated to Frederic Sharaf’s aunt, Irene Sharaf. |
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English Dance Suite
William Byrd
Arranged by Philip Gordon
Clarinet Quartet
Carl Fischer Music
W2437 � Score and Parts � $16.99
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This edition of William Byrd’s English Dance Suite brings to life the tradition of the madrigal of the English Renaissance. This arrangement for clarinet quartet by Philip Gordon (1894-1983) balances tradition and innovation, which is something that Gordon always strived to do.
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