The promise of living

Available separately for the first time in many years Fanfare for the Common Man (1942), Aaron Copland's now iconic contribution to the war effort and celebration of American democracy is scored for brass ensemble and percussion. In the composer's words, this short majestic piece 'honors the man who did no deeds of heroism on the battlefield, but shared the labors, sorrows and hopes of those who strove for victory. It has since become known in innumerable arrangements - Copland himself incorporated it into the finale of his Third Symphony. Instrumentation : 4 horns, 4 trumpets, 3 trombones, tuba, timpani and percussion

Fanfare for the Common Man - 4 horns, 4 trumpets, 3 trombones, tuba, timpani and percussion. Partition.

Hoe down ( from rodeo ) concert band/harmonie/fanfare-partition+parties separees

Art songs and arias chant

Concerto for clarinet and string orchestra clarinette-livre +partition

Six sonatas by prominent Boosey & Hawkes composers. Accessible to the advanced high school and college level pianist. Instrumentation : piano

The Boosey & Hawkes Piano Sonata Collection - Six sonates de Bartók, Bernstein, Copland, Ginastera, Prokofieff et Stravinsky. piano.

Aaron Copland - with the 25th anniversary of his death coming up in 2015 - was commissioned by Benny Goodman to write this clarinet concerto. This new edition of the score impresses with a new music notation and detailed information on the piece. Instrumentation : clarinet and string orchestra, harp and piano

Concerto for Clarinet - with ossias from the 1948 manuscript edition. clarinet and string orchestra, harp and piano. Partition.

Arguably the most famous fanfare ever written ! Now available in a version written with standard wind band instrumentation and playable by most bands. The key has been lowered and technical demands have been modified, however, this superb adaptation still maintains all the power and majesty of the original. Instrumentation : wind band

The promise of living

Plus de livres de Aaron Copland

Critiques

Ce livre n'a pas encore de critiques