In addition to the Piano Concerto No. 1 and the Suite for Viola and Piano, this unusually scored Concertino is one of the earliest works that Winterberg composed after moving from Prague to Munich in 1947. In that year, Fritz Rieger, his old fellow student in Zemlinsky's conducting class, had premiered Winterberg's First Symphony, written in Prague in 1934/35, in Mannheim – it was the most important performance of one of the composer's works to date, and Winterberg could not only hope a new beginning after “Zero Hour”, but also for the real start of a career that had been denied in Prague from 1939 due to persecution and imprisonment on account of his Jewish origins. In contrast to important symphonic works, three piano concertos and string quartets, which were premiered and broadcast in Munich from 1950, Winterberg's chamber music for wind instruments - among thiem the Concertino - remained unperformed and unpublished during the composer's lifetime. With its rhythmic splendor, its unshakeable “Élan vital” and the humorous play with the eccentric combination of instruments, the piece seems like a reminder of the lost world of Dadaist surrealism in Prague between the wars.
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This Henle edition is full of mistakes! We can freely admit this, because the odd notes here all come from Mozart himself – he consciously inserted them into his Musical Joke. In this amusing and mischievous piece, Mozart does not chiefly parody musicians who play wrong notes (the later title “Village Musicians” was not his). Rather, in this chamber music joke he aims an angry side-swipe at dilettante composer-colleagues of his time, whose lack of imagination and artless compositional technique are here mercilessly demonstrated. A musical and intellectual delight for todays performers and audiences alike, now performable for the first time using a genuine Urtext quality edition based on the autograph in Berlin. With the present edition for chamber orchestra, the “joke” is not limited in terms of the scoring – ensembles made up of soloists can play from the sextet edition HN 1281.
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This three-movement work was written after the passing of the composer's wife, Candy. The first movement (A Simple Peace) is based on a short piano prelude he composed for her when they were dating. The second movement (A Sorrowful Peace) seeks to put into music how he and their children felt shortly following her death. And the third movement (A Heavenly Peace) is adapted from an unaccompanied choral piece written when the composer thought of Candy in heaven, with instrumentation added to accompany the choir. This personal piece reflects the thoughts one man had while grieving.
Instrumentation: 1.1.1.1: 1.0.0.0: Str: SATB Chorus
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Imagine the crowd singing along with their hands in the air as your band showcases their power and musicianship on the field with this arrangement of Ozzy's iconic power ballad. Expert scoring assures maximum playability. Opt. drum set part for use pep band performance.
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's Rondo in C major, K. 373 is a charming and virtuosic work composed in 1781 for violin and orchestra, though it is often performed today in a violin and piano arrangement. Written during Mozarts time in Salzburg, the piece was likely intended for the court violinist Antonio Brunetti. The rondo form, with its recurring main theme, showcases Mozart's gift for elegant melodies and graceful phrasing. Lighthearted and spirited, the work allows the violinist to display both lyrical expressiveness and technical agility. Despite its brevity, the piece captures the warmth and brilliance typical of Mozart's mature style. This premier performance edition by Endre Granat, one of Jascha Heifetz' most accomplished students, contains practical fingerings and bowings informed by decades of masterful performance.
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The unmistakably ethereal and macabre sounds of the iconic opening song from A Nightmare Before Christmas are the perfect choice for your Halloween parades and field shows. Also a great tool for teaching chromaticism and articulations.
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The hit song from the phenom that is KPop Demon Hunters comes to life under the Friday Night Lights, Basketball games and pep rallies! Drum set part included.
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A unique addition to your Marching Band library, this modal rock anthem about the ancient Druids was the basis of the most memorable scene from the classic mockumentary film, This Is Spinal Tap, and will add a hint of nostalgia to the parents and give the musicians a chance to rock! The woodwinds will enjoy the work out! Drum set part included.
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The musical genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in his early youth studied violin with his father Leopold Mozart, who was a well-known violin pedagogue and author of an important treatise on violin playing. During his early childhood, Wolfgang was celebrated as a child prodigy, both on harpsichord and violin. While composing this concerto in 1775, the 19-year-old Mozart was concertmaster of the Salzburg Prince and Archbishops Orchestra. His duties included leading the orchestra and performing chamber music, as well as violin solos. It is likely that Mozart was the first performer of his Violin Concerto in G Major. This one-of-a-kind performance edition includes the Cadenzas of Leopold Auer, with fingerings and bowings by Jascha Heifetz protégé Endre Granat.
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This concerto was composed in 1775 in Salzburg. Mozart was a fine violinist who studied violin with his father, Leopold Mozart. He composed this concerto for himself, but upon completion of the work, Mozart concluded that it was above the level of his mastery of the instrument. Consequently, the first performance was given by Antonio Brunetti, Concertmaster of the Salzburg Court Orchestra. This publication is a unique performance edition with Cadenzas by Joseph Joachim and practical fingerings and bowings by Jascha Heifetz acclaimed student, Endre Granat.
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This arrangement of everyone's favorite theme from everyone's favorite Disney show delivers a hard hitting Ska beat and will be the favorite of the crowd, especially the student section. Opt. drum set part for use pep band performance.
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