Pastoral Symphony (First Movement)

Ten playalong arrangements of classic symphonic themes for Alto Saxophone. Experience the thrill of playing complete movements with a full orchestral backing! / Saxophone

German composer and pianist Ludwig van Beethoven was a crucial figure in the transition between the Classical and Romantic eras in Western art music and he remains one of the most famous and influential of allcomposers. His best-known compositions include 9 symphonies 5 concertos for Piano 1 Violin concerto 32 Piano sonatas and 16 String quartets.Wonderful World Of... Beethoven presents 10 of his greatestmelodies arranged for Grade 4-5 solo Piano. Pieces included: First movement from Piano Concerto No 4 First movement from Emperor Concerto First movement from Symphony No 5 First movement fromPastoral Symphony Funeral March from Eroica Symphony Ode to Joy from Symphony No 9 Second movement from Piano Concerto No 4 Second movement from Emperor Concerto Second movementfrom Symphony No 7 and Second movement from Violin Concerto.

This songbook contains 15 Beethoven masterpieces arranged for solo guitar in standard notation and TAB. The arrangements in this book are carefully written for intermediate-level guitarists. Each solo combines melody and harmony in one superb fingerpicking arrangement. The book also includes an easy introduction to basic fingerstyle guitar. Songs include: Bagatelle Op. 119 No. 1 • Für Elise • Minuet in G Major • Piano Sonata No. 14 in C# Minor (?Moonlight?) Op. 27 No. 2 First Movement Theme • Ode to Joy • Piano Sonata No. 8 Op. 13 (?Pathetique?) 2nd Movement • Symphony No. 6 in F Major (?Pastoral?) First Movement Excerpt • Turkish March • Violin Concerto in D Major • and more!

Par BEETHOVEN LUDWIG VAN. 19 morceaux parmi les plus grandes œuvres de Beethoven, arrangés pour piano facile adressés aux pianistes en plein développement./ Recueil / Piano

Sibelius completed this work in February 1923 and conducted the premiere at Helsinki on February 19 of that same year. His first reference to the work in 1918 described it as wild and passionate in character. Dark with pastoral contrasts. Probably in 4 movements...intensifying in a dark orchestral swell [until] the main theme is drowned. At the same time he cautioned that his plan could change — and how it did! — depending on the way my musical thinking develops. I am always a slave to my themes and obey their demands.

Facile à jouer mélodie arrangements de ligne pour clarinette, complet avec les symboles de la corde de concert pitch. Comprend la musique de Mozart, Beethoven, Elgar, Bach et Haendel. / Clarinette / 64 pages / Partition

Arcadia is a work for Violin Soprano Saxophone and Piano inspired by the painting 'Pastoral for E.W.' by John Craxton. As a painter John was sometimes dubbed a 'neo-Romantic' but much preferred the term'Arcadian' - hence the title of the piece. Pastoral for E.W. was painted in 1948 in St John's Wood after one of John's early trips to the island of Crete and is a homage to Peter Watson (co-founder of the magazine 'Horizon' andthe Institute of Contemporary Arts) who was one of John's early mentors.In a letter in 1986 John recounted that: '‘Pastoral for P.W.’: was a celebration of the power of music. My sister (the distinguished oboist JanetCraxton) was learning the oboe on the same floor at the time and the house was full of her scales and exercises coupled with my discovery that goats which seem to be daemonic willful and undisciplined are held in thrall by thesound of a flute - or have I gone a step further and frozen them into my geometry with a paint brush? I suppose the flautist was in origin myself but a very emblematic me!' Ian Collins in his book 'John Craxton' (2011Lund Humphries) says of Pastoral for E.W.: 'A pipe-player and a herd of goats are held in a rugged grid of semi-cubist triangles. While references to Dionysus and Orpheus may be noted it is essentially a fanfare for the ongoinglife light and landscape of Greece'. The music of Arcadia is also Grecian in inspiration. The traditional folk melodies Skaros Epirotikos Vari Pogonisio Ouzak To Tragoudhi Tis Xentias and Pentozalis - Pentozalis arepresent in Arcadia after I researched the type of music that John would have heard in Crete in the late 1940's. In a letter of 3rd May 1984 John said that he was also listening to Stravinsky's Symphony in 3 Movements 'over andover again at the same time when I first started the painting' and aspects of the beginning of the last section of Arcadia (Allegro Moderato) pay homage to the Stravinsky in an attempt to create something of the aural landscape

Sérénades, Romances, Valentines et bien d'autres musiques romantiques, en arrangements simplifiés au piano par Denes Agay. / Piano