A London symphony


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Composed 1912-1913; first revised before 1918. Published in 1920. Dedicated to George Butterworth. This Dover edition is available again after being out of print for some time.




Piano Concerto in Full Score


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One of the most popular concertos ever written, and one of the most recognizable of all musical works in the standard repertoire. Deeply romantic, it is filled with great melodic inspiration.




Multi-Voice Songs: A Selection


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Unaccompanied choral works composed or otherwise arranged by Brahms for mixed choruses as well as individual men's and women's choruses include songs, love songs, romances, quartetes, and duets.




The Classical Revolution


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Essays by a prominent contemporary composer explore a current trend in classical music away from atonal characteristics and toward more traditional forms. Topics include cultural identity, musical meaning, and the aesthetics of beauty.




Brahms


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Engaging survey covers Brahms' major orchestral, choral, and piano music, culminating in a discussion of the German Requiem. Commentary places the composer's compelling music within the context of his era and environment.




Play with a Pro Trumpet Music


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Join a current Broadway musician to practice first and second trumpet with 16 selections of bop, swing, Latin, jazz, rock, Dixieland, and blues arrangements. Includes music and downloadable MP3s with 30 minutes of backup accompaniment.




Five Chamber Symphonies in Full Score


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Milhaud was the most versatile, resourceful, and accomplished French composer of his time. These 5 chamber symphonies — dissonant, lightweight, anti-symphonic in their brevity, yet well crafted and charmingly lyrical — include Le printemps (Spring), written in 1917; Pastorale, 1918; Serenade, 1921; Dixtuor a cordes, 1921; and Dixtuor d'instruments a vent, 1922.




Havanaise


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Two well-known, frequently performed standards of the violin repertoire, now in one convenient, authoritative volume for musicians and music lovers.




Six Suites for Cello Solo, Three Sonatas for Gamba and Clavier, Three Sonatas for Flute and Clavier


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All these works date from the period 1718-1723 when Bach uses the term "Sonata." This does not mean the modern sonata form. Usually the first and third movements — when there are 4 — are in slow time, and the second and fourth are in fast time.