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Wii Music Orchestra- 5 Songs Orchestrated
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Mantovani – Mantovani: Candlelight Romance $5.92 Disc 1:Unchained Melody, song (from the film “Unchained”)When I Fall in Love, songStrangers in the Night, songMisty, songWinter World of Love, songFor once in my lifeTilltaste of honey, AI Wis… |
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Respighi: Church Windos, Brazilian Impressions / Simon $16.8 Disc 1:Vetrate di chiesa (Church Windows), 4 impressions for orchestra, P. 150: The Flight into EgyptVetrate di chiesa (Church Windows), 4 impressions for orchestra, P. 150: St.Michael ArchangelVetrate di chiesa (Church Wi… |
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Yann Tiersen – Am?lie $11.61 Disc 1:J`y Suis Jamais AllJours Tristes, Les – (with Ensemble Orchestral Synaxis)Valse d`Amlie, LaComptine d`un Autre tNoye, LaAutre Valse d`Amlie, L`Guilty – (with Russ Columbo)Quai, A – (wi… |
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11 in 1 Music Kit for Wii $39.99 Specifications: Experience the super package for music lovers and Wii enthusiasts alike with the 9in1 music kit from PEGA, Enjoy the realism added to your musical gaming experience and easily switch according to the multitude of molded instrument attachedments that you can attach to the Wii remote and nunchuck, Located at the base of the detachable handle is a compartment that is designed for the Wii remote controller and nunchuck to fit right into. With the remote and nunchuck snuggly secured, and your chosen attachedment screwed onto the handle; you can freely play,jam or even conduct a virtual orchestra to the best of your own drum |
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Orchestra $6.68 Explains how music is composed, describes each family of instruments in a typical orchestra, and tells how the conductor guides the orchestra |
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Tchaikovsky: The Music for Piano & Orchestra $17.36 Tchaikovsky: The Music for Piano & Orchestra |
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Romantic Music for Cello & Orchestra $9.23 Romantic Music for Cello & Orchestra |
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Great Music for String Orchestra $26.09 Great Music for String Orchestra |
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Music for the Underdogs of the Orchestra $16.51 Music for the Underdogs of the Orchestra |
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Lee Actor: Music for Orchestra $17.24 Lee Actor: Music for Orchestra |
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Music for Saxophone and Orchestra $9.28 Music for Saxophone and Orchestra |
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Franck: Music for Piano & Orchestra $17.35 Franck: Music for Piano & Orchestra |
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Music for Euphonium and Orchestra $9.35 Music for Euphonium and Orchestra |
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Triumphal Music for Organ & Orchestra $17.48 Triumphal Music for Organ & Orchestra |
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GROUNDWORK MUSIC ORCHESTRA: INTRODUCING $16.37 GROUNDWORK MUSIC ORCHESTRA: INTRODUCING |
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Mckinley : Music For Orchestra / Warsaw $17.35 Mckinley : Music For Orchestra / Warsaw |
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The Fairy Orchestra Music $319.99 The Fairy Orchestra Music – Giclee Print |
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The Orchestra $14.89 The symphonic orchestra is intriguingly considered in essays by 23 leading music authors and thinkers. Topics include historical beginnings, the role of the conductor, the orchestral audience, the nature of the repertoire, and how recordings have effected |
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SANTEC MUSIC ORCHESTRA: LIVING NATURE $13 SANTEC MUSIC ORCHESTRA: LIVING NATURE |
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Philip Spratley: Music for String Orchestra $16.69 Philip Spratley: Music for String Orchestra |
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Romantic French Music for Guitar and Orchestra $9.35 Romantic French Music for Guitar and Orchestra |
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The Music Of Satie: Orchestra, Piano, Voice $14.47 The Music Of Satie: Orchestra, Piano, Voice |
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New Music For Orchestra – Retzel, Couper $12.11 New Music For Orchestra – Retzel, Couper |
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THAI ELEPHANT ORCHESTRA: WATER MUSIC $13.01 THAI ELEPHANT ORCHESTRA: WATER MUSIC |
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ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA: MUSIC OF Q $6.63 ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA: MUSIC OF Q |
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SANTEC MUSIC ORCHESTRA: MOVING ELEMENTS $13 SANTEC MUSIC ORCHESTRA: MOVING ELEMENTS |
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Peteris Plakidis: Music for String Orchestra $17.04 Peteris Plakidis: Music for String Orchestra |
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DUTCH JAZZ ORCHESTRA: PLAYS THE MUSIC OF $35.51 DUTCH JAZZ ORCHESTRA: PLAYS THE MUSIC OF |
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Gentleman of Music With His Orchestra & Choir $14.47 Gentleman of Music With His Orchestra & Choir |
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BRAZILIAN TROPICAL ORCHESTRA: MUSIC OF B $6.85 BRAZILIAN TROPICAL ORCHESTRA: MUSIC OF B |
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The Sound of Music – Medley for Orchestra $80 (Condensed Score and Set of Parts). By Rodgers & Hammerstein. Arranged by Bennet. For orchestra. HL Full Orchestra. Broadway. Difficulty: easy-medium. Set of performance parts. Standard notation. Published by Williamson Music |
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Wii 11 in 1 music kit $31.49 Wii 11 in 1 music kit is the super package for music lovers. This kit will include guita and other music instruments. It is easy to switch according to the multitude of molded instrument attachedments that you can attach to the Wii remote and nunchuck. |
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Creative Music Orchestra $8.27 Altoist Marco Eneidi and tenor saxophonist Glenn Spearman in 1995 led the Creative Music Orchestra, a very crowded 21-piece orchestra also including two violins, two basses, two drummers/percussionists, two trumpets, three other tenors, two altos, three c |
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Over the Water: Music for recorder and string orchestra $20.61 Over the Water: Music for recorder and string orchestra |
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London Chamber Orchestra: Midwinter’s Eve-Music for Christmas by $13.95 London Chamber Orchestra: Midwinter’s Eve-Music for Christmas by |
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Bartok: Concerto for Orchestra; Music for Strings, Percussion & Celesta $20.68 Bartok: Concerto for Orchestra; Music for Strings, Percussion & Celesta |
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Bartok: Concerto for Orchestra; Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta $9.15 Bartok: Concerto for Orchestra; Music for Strings, Percussion and Celesta |
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Grazyna Bacewicz: Music for Chamber Orchestra, Vol. 1 $16.87 Grazyna Bacewicz: Music for Chamber Orchestra, Vol. 1 |
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Philharmonia Orchestra: Big Country Music by Jerome Moross $12.01 Philharmonia Orchestra: Big Country Music by Jerome Moross |
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Asenjo : Music For Orchestra Vol 1 / Kir $17.27 Asenjo : Music For Orchestra Vol 1 / Kir |
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Liszt: Music for Piano and Orchestra, Vol. 2 $36.48 Liszt: Music for Piano and Orchestra, Vol. 2 |
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Fortress: The London Symphony Orchestra Performs the Music of Sting $13.53 Fortress: The London Symphony Orchestra Performs the Music of Sting |
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Dead Rat Orchestra: Hint(Music for Gaugin’s Letters) $9.89 Dead Rat Orchestra: Hint(Music for Gaugin’s Letters) |
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LES DEUX LOVE ORCHESTRA: MUSIC FROM LES $18.8 LES DEUX LOVE ORCHESTRA: MUSIC FROM LES |
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Visions-Music for Orchestra 2 Pianos & Computer-Ge $13.79 Visions-Music for Orchestra 2 Pianos & Computer-Ge |
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Sacred: Inspirational and Spiritual Music for Choir and Orchestra $11.35 Sacred: Inspirational and Spiritual Music for Choir and Orchestra |
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Grieg: Music for String Orchestra $8.47 Like most of his contemporaries, Grieg was motivated by the popularity of works for string orchestra. Apart from his familiar and often-performed Op. 40 Holberg Suite, Grieg also turned to his own music — songs and piano miniatures — on several occasions to make even more arrangements for string orchestra. Grieg’s ideal sound for these works was not of a small, intimate chamber ensemble, but a full, rich, symphonic string sound. The Malmö Symphony Orchestra under conductor Bjarte Engeset produces just such a sound: vibrant, shimmering violins; assertive, powerful violas; and articulate, resonating cellos and basses. Engeset’s own heritage allows him to accentuate the Nationalistic sentiments and scenic vistas Grieg incorporates into his scores. The lyrical, singing qualities of those pieces transcribed from songs are maintained with beautifully crafted, well-connected lines. The Baroque stylings of the Holberg Suite are executed with crisp, clean articulation and a nice contrast from the deeper, more Romantic works on the rest of the album. The disc closes with an equally lush and rousing performance of the Op. 54 Lyric Suite, the only work on the program not for strings alone. Naxos’ sound is clean and clear with just enough reverb to enhance the warmth of the strings. ~ Mike D. Brownell, Rovi |
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Landscapes of Africa: Music for Orchestra $19.98 Music written by Africans for Western symphonic ensembles is not common on recordings or Euro-American concert programs, but several African countries have conservatories with music-making that would seem worthy of further investigation. Fred Onovwerosuoke was born Fred Okorefe Kwaku Onovwerosuoke in Ghana in 1960. His family was Nigerian, and his education in African idioms encompassed the music of many different ethnic groups. At the University of Ife in Nigeria he conducted a choral group, and he studied with Ghana’s most famous musical scholar, J.H. Kwabena Nketia. Onovwerosuoke now lives in New Orleans, where many of his manuscripts were nearly destroyed by Hurricane Katrina; admirers recopied them off the soaked pages. The orchestral works heard here are strongly recommended to anyone interested in fusions between the European and African musical languages, for Onovwerosuoke’s thinking is subtle and original. His music strikes the listener as characteristically West African, but at first it’s hard to tell why this should be — the traditions out of which his music grew are all heavily dependent upon percussion instruments, but he uses them only sparingly. (One that does appear is that great interlocutor between African Americans and the wider American culture: the snare drum.) The chief African components of his music are harmonic and melodic, with short, energetic motives in various pentatonic modes deployed across a full symphony orchestra. The orchestra itself is treated with a layered effect that suggests the texture of a group of drums without ever directly imitating it. At the base is an organ that lays out basic rhythmic motives and interacts with the orchestra or a varied group of solo instruments. Onovwerosuoke’s rhythmic language would be worthy of analysis by students of the long process by which a common African-American language, musical and verbal, evolved out of the multiplicity of cultures of the enslaved. The overall effect is kinetic, colorful, and imposing — any symphonic programmer looking for music that will meet urban constituencies halfway should hear this disc. The capable New Horizons Studio Orchestra, hitherto unknown, appears to be a pickup group associated with the St. Louis African Chorus, a group of musicians responsible for issuing this disc and others in an African Art Music Series that, on the evidence here, is eagerly awaited. ~ James Manheim, Rovi |
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Penderecki: Music for Chamber Orchestra $15.18 As one of the most significant figures of modernism, Krzysztof Penderecki is immediately associated in the public mind with his groundbreaking compositions, Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima, St. Luke Passion, and De Natura Sonoris I and II, which were among the most innovative and challenging works of the 1960s and ’70s. However, Penderecki adopted a neo-Romantic style that has dominated his music from the late ’70s onward, and many of his pieces were composed for strings or small orchestra and last under 10 minutes. This 2008 album by Penderecki and the Varsovia Symphony Orchestra explores some of his music from 1963 to 2005. There is one example of music from his avant-garde period, namely the Intermezzo for 24 strings (1973), which is a study of close-knit contrapuntal repetitions of short figures. Other than that, the music is fairly conventional in harmony and stylistically quite accessible to most listeners. The Pieces (3) in Baroque Style date from 1963 and may have the strongest appeal to casual classical listeners, but they are pastiches of 18th century style and have an artificial quality, unlike the rest of the selections that are recognizably Penderecki’s from their predominantly minor-key tonality and brooding lyricism. Highlights of the album include the Chaconne in Memory of John Paul II, “De Profundis” from Seven Gates of Jerusalem, the Serenade for string orchestra, and the Sinfonietta per archi, which all give a balanced impression of Penderecki’s expressive musical language and eclectic ideas in his post-modern phase. ~ Blair Sanderson, Rovi Performers: Albrecht Mayer – Horn (English); Artur Haufa – Violin; Artur Paciorkiewicz – Viola; Jerzy Klocek – Cello |
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Hindemith: Music for Viola and Orchestra $15.98 Vol. 3 of Lawrence Power’s survey of the complete Hindemith work for viola features a cluster of works written for viola and orchestra in the short time between 1927 and 1930. Though Hindemith did not write a traditional concerto in the classical sense, the Op. 48 Konzertmusik, Kammermusik No. 5, and Der Schwanendreher each put the viola’s abilities at the forefront of the orchestra. His personal knowledge of the instrument’s technical, lyrical, and emotive abilities become quickly apparent as the viola is made to scurry around as nimbly as a violin in Konzertmusik, as emotionally rich as a cello in Trauermusik, or as colorful and evocative as a piano in Der Schwanendreher. All of these many moods are captured effortlessly by Power. His playing balances the clarity needed to execute agile passagework with the richness and depth needed for more lyrical sections. What’s more, Power never gives the appearance of trying to make the viola sound like a violin; instead, he celebrates the viola’s idiosyncrasies and transforms them into a rich, satisfying tapestry of sound. Joined by the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra under David Atherton, Vol. 3 of Power’s hefty undertaking is just as worthwhile and engaging as the previous two and is certainly worth checking out. ~ Mike D. Brownell, Rovi |
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Soliloquy for Orchestra: 1st Violin (Digital Sheet Music) $3 For Full Orchestra. Instructional. Part. 2 pages. Published by Alfred Music. Digital Sheet Music |
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Soliloquy for Orchestra: 2nd Violin (Digital Sheet Music) $3 For Full Orchestra. Instructional. Part. 2 pages. Published by Alfred Music. Digital Sheet Music |
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Bacewicz: Music for String Orchestra $15.98 To say the music of Grazyna Bacewicz is utterly unknown outside her native Poland would be a bit of an exaggeration, but only a bit. Though she ranks as one of the finest Polish composers of the generation after Szymanowski and before Lutoslawski, Bacewicz’s music is rarely programmed and even more rarely recorded. This 2009 Hyperion disc with Ronald Corp leading the New London Orchestra is especially welcome since it contains four of her works, two of them premiere recordings. Three of the pieces here, including the premieres, are scored for string orchestra — the 1935 Sinfonietta, the 1946 Symphony, and the 1948 Concerto — while the fourth describes its scoring with its title: Music for strings, trumpets, and percussion (1958). Though their essentially tonal harmonic language grows more austere over time, all four works are fundamentally abstract music filled with the overwhelming need to communicate. Bacewicz’s themes are always urgently expressive, and her harmonies are always purposefully moving somewhere. The program starts with her melodically appealing concerto, followed by her vivacious sinfonietta and serious symphony, and concludes with her moody and mysterious Music for strings, trumpets, and percussion, giving a fair picture of Bacewicz’s development as a composer. The performances by Corp and his London musicians are amazingly secure and thoroughly enjoyable, and Hyperion’s digital sound is clear and cool, but evocative. Anyone interested in mid-20th century modernism should by all means try this disc. ~ James Leonard, Rovi |
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Concerto for Orchestra $59.95 By Witold Lutoslawski (1913-1994). For Orchestra (Study Score). Music Sales America. 20th Century. 152 pages. Chester Music #CH55276. Published by Chester Music |
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Concerto For Trombone And Orchestra $25 By Eric Ewazen. For Full Orchestra. Full Orchestra Music. Published by Southern Music Company |
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I Like This Music for Nintendo Wii by ExplodingDog $29.95 Customize and protect your Nintendo Wii. Nintendo Wii skins cover the front, top and both sides. 3M technology for easy application and clean removal. Super-thin (less than 1mm) tough scratch protection. Compatible with other Nintendo Wii accessories |
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Music Castle for Nintendo Wii by Colin Thompson $29.95 Customize and protect your Nintendo Wii. Nintendo Wii skins cover the front, top and both sides. 3M technology for easy application and clean removal. Super-thin (less than 1mm) tough scratch protection. Compatible with other Nintendo Wii accessories |
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Elegy for String Orchestra $7 By Almon C. Bock II. Orchestra. String Orchestra. Highland String Orchestra. Grade 3. Conductor Score. 8 pages. Published by Alfred Music Publishing |
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Vieuxtemps: Music for Violin & Orchestra $7.18 The violin concertos of Belgian-born composer/virtuoso Henri Vieuxtemps have been recorded by various players, including the young Russian-American virtuoso Misha Keylin heard here. But these shorter pieces, which would have been the stock-in-trade of Vieuxtemps’ active touring life (during one American tour he made 121 appearances in six months, without benefit of planes, automobiles, or in many cases trains), are a good deal rarer. They don’t have the main virtue of the concertos, which is that there’s a certain amount of structural interest to go with the Paganini-like fireworks, but they’re a great deal of fun. Especially attractive for U.S. listeners, and perhaps even those beyond, is the Greeting to America, Op. 56, published posthumously but clearly written for one of Vieuxtemps’ three U.S. tours; the notes (in English only) don’t say which one. The piece lays out segments based on The Star-Spangled Banner and Yankee Doodle, the latter of which might seem an unlikely candidate for virtuoso violin treatment. But that’s the charm of the work. Both the familiar tunes are introduced almost obliquely, with orchestral accompaniment to The Star-Spangled Banner avoiding the melody’s straightforward implied harmonies; the violin single-handedly adds energy as each section proceeds, and the grand finale combines the two tunes, with the violin frenetically expanding on previous material. This 13-minute piece would make a delightful choice for patriotic celebrations and might well attract new subscribers for the presenting orchestra. The other three works are similarly structured, with an orchestral introduction designed to set up a big entrance for the soloist, and Keylin, who has a laserlike top register in the Heifetz mode, enthusiastically responds. The Slovak Radio Symphony Orchestra under Andrew Mogrelia stays with him, and the sound is better than average for Naxos’ Eastern European releases. A fine revival of music that has been almost forgotten. ~ James Manheim, Rovi Performers: Misha Keylin – Violin |
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Pizz and Polish for String Orchestra $45 By Thom Sharp. For string orchestra. String Orchestra. Grade 3.5. Conductor’s score and parts. Published by Latham Music Enterprises |
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Cello Song for String Orchestra $40 By M.L. Daniels. For string orchestra. String Orchestra. Grade 2.5. Conductor’s score and parts. Published by Latham Music Enterprises |
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Handelian for String Orchestra $45 By Shirl Jae Atwell. For string orchestra. String Orchestra. Grade 2.5. Conductor’s score and parts. Published by Latham Music Enterprises |
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Music for Viola and Orchestra $18.04 Volume 3 of Lawrence Power’s survey of the complete Hindemith work for viola features a cluster of works written for viola and orchestra in the short time between 1927 and 1930. Though Hindemith did not write a traditional concerto in the classical sense, |
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Scottish Chamber Orchestra: Handel: Music for the Royal Fireworks Water Music $6.76 Scottish Chamber Orchestra: Handel: Music for the Royal Fireworks Water Music |
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Wii 11 in1 Music Kit PG-WiT28B $34.39 Experience the super package for music lovers and Wii enthusiasts alike with the 11 in 1 music kit. Enjoy the realism added to your musical gaming experience with this music kit and easily switch according to the multitude of molded instrument attachments. |
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Wii 9 in1 Music Kit PG-WiT28A $29.99 Experience the super package for music lovers and Wii enthusiasts alike with the 9 in 1 music kit. Enjoy the realism added to your musical gaming experience with this music kit and easily switch according to the multitude of molded instrument attachments. |
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Houston Symphony Orchestra: Music Of Baseball Tickets $76 Buy Houston Symphony Orchestra: Music Of Baseball tickets. TicketNetwork.com gets you in! |
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Made to Make Music: an Orchestra at Your Fingertips $49.99 John Keay Made to Make Music: an Orchestra at Your Fingertips – Giclee Print |
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The Florida Orchestra: Music For Lovers Tickets $45 Buy The Florida Orchestra: Music For Lovers, tickets. Tickets for 01/21/2012 at Mahaffey Theater At The Progress Energy Center in Saint Petersburg, FL are available. Ticketliquidator.com gets you in! |
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The Music of Satie: Orchestra, Piano, Voice $8.78 The idiosyncratic French composer’s complete songs, his one chamber work, his complete 4-hand music, the ballet music and Socrate (in its only available recording for multiple voices and orchestra). Frank Glazer and Richard Deas, piano; Froment/Orchestra of Radio Luxembourg. Performers: Elaine Bonazzi – Mezzo-Soprano (Vocal); Frank Glazer – Piano; Millard Taylor – Violin; Richard Deas – Piano |
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Elegy for Orchestra $12.95 (Full Score). By John Corigliano (1938-). Score. Orchestra. 20 pages. G. Schirmer #OR46301/1. Published by G. Schirmer |
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Gershwin: Complete Music for Piano & Orchestra $17.23 There are countless recordings available of Gershwin’s piano and orchestral music, particularly of Rhapsody in Blue; so for something to stand out it has to be really, very good. Bridge’s George Gershwin: Complete Music for Piano and Orchestra featuring p |
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Roaches in the Pantry for String Orchestra $35 “By R. Anne Svendsen. For string orchestra, piano. String Orchestra. Grade 1. Conductor’s score and parts. Published by Latham Music Enterprises” |
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Petite Suite for String Orchestra $80 By Claude Debussy (1862-1918). Arranged by Shirl Jae Atwell. For string orchestra. String Orchestra. Grade 5.5. Conductor’s score and parts. Published by Latham Music Enterprises |
