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Five Frogs

This delightful woodwind quintet gives each player the chance to portray part of a frog's daily routine, from swimming to lazing on the lily pad to catching bugs. Five Frogs is light-hearted but challenging and musically rich.

The Children Of David Op. 37 : Five Modern Psalms

Here are five “hymns” to the spirit of life. Calling on “modern” poetry, and certainly using the modern harmonic language that Mechem is so well known for, each movement is an answer to the previousmovements questions.Each of the five movements can stand alone in a concert but together they create a celebration of life in all its diversity.

Mandango : Five Gay-Themed Pieces for Piano

Premiered in New York in 2009 with the composer David Del Tredici as soloist, “Mandango” is a set of five gay-themed pieces for piano lasting 26 minutes: “Same-Sex Marriage”, “LGBT”, “In Memoriam A.C.”, “Mummification” und “Mandango”.

I Hate Music! : A Cycle of Five Kids Songs

American choral legend, Robert Page, has set this classic Bernstein song cycle for three part treble choir. Leaving each of the five songs in their original keys, and without changing a single, original piano note, this arrangement perfectly captures the natural, unforced sweetness of a child's expression.

Show-Case : Five Piano Pieces

All artistic Paris knows Madame Amos, a great patron of contemporary painting, of art in general and music in particular. Her collection of paintings and objects dart is world famous. Her interest and initiative are responsible for the creation ofmany works of art. Tcherepnin wanted to express in music his impressions of the figurines in Madame Amos show-case, which was composed in 1946 and consists of five movements.The first movement is inspired by a group of miniature greyhounds in glass,which in the show-case stands next to a massive porcelain cow. the greyhounds are full of action, whilst the cow is placid. This contrast inspired the composer. How often in life is our enthusiasm thwarted by something as placid as a cow!The secondmovement presents the crabs. We can picture two crabs seeing one another from afar and approaching each other backwards. There are two versions: one for the children wherein the crabs devour one another (which is true to zoological law), the otherfor adults, which we leave to their imagination, and which is equally faithful to the laws of nature. Assuming that the second version takes place, the frog which is next to the crabs begins to gossip, thus scandalizing all the creatures in theshow-case. The uproarious noise of the poultry, followed by the scurrying of the weasel provides the rhythm for the fourth movement.Tcherepnin declares that the big porcelain deer is one of the most beautiful pieces, if not the most beautiful, inMadame Amos collection. The contemplation of the deer reminded Tcherepnin of an incident which he relates; it was in Austria in the forest of Hagengut near Mariazell where, before the war, he spent a few days holiday on the estate of his friend,Alfred von Porada. Walking peacefully in the forest Tcherepnin suddenly found himself confronted by a deer advancing in his direction. Both stopped and stared, but only for a few seconds. Thanks to the music we shall know the thoughts of Tcherepnin,but we shall never know those of the deer, which swiftly fled.

Five Bagatelles

Five Bagatelles

This arrangement of Finzi’s perennially popular work for clarinet and piano was made to mark the centenary of the composer’s birth on 14 July 2001. It was performed that day at a commemorative concert in Lichfield Cathedral by David Campbell (clarinet) and the Endellion String Quartet. It has since been recorded by Robert Plane (clarinet) and the Finzi Quartet (Resonus Classics RES 10109). Purchasers should note that the set of parts on sale includes the string quartet parts only: clarinettists should use the part from the clarinet & piano edition which is fully compatible with the Christian Alexander arrangement.

Five Eyes

Five Bagatelles

This arrangement of Finzi’s perennially popular work for clarinet and piano was made to mark the centenary of the composer’s birth on 14 July 2001. It was performed that day at a commemorative concert in Lichfield Cathedral by David Campbell (clarinet) and the Endellion String Quartet. It has since been recorded by Robert Plane (clarinet) and the Finzi Quartet (Resonus Classics RES 10109).

Ride in a High-Speed Train

From the pen of the composer of the ever-popular Miroir comes this attractive, 3½-minute transcription of a TGV, which was written for The Busy Drone, a beautiful mechanical dance organ now standing in Het Orgelpark, Amsterdam. The piece will delight audiences, yet the depiction of a train rushing on its journey places considerable demands on the performer as it proceeds through numerous keys and rhythmic combinations within the 5/4 metre. This is a real test of the player’s coordination given that there are up to five simultaneous but separate parts, including much rhythmically independent double pedalling. Although an instrument of three manuals and pedals is required, theregistration is delicate and colourful, not bombastic and overwhelming as the title might suggest. Suitable for advanced standard performers.

Five Negro Spirituals

Five Bagatelles Op. 23a

This arrangement provides the chance for orchestral performance of pieces widely known by those who have played the clarinet. The lush string writing captures the full sonority of the harmonic language, over which the solo instrument sings with that consummate ease so naturally crafted by the composer.

Three Songs for Les Illuminations : Orchestration for high voice and strings

These songs were originally composed as part of the cycle 'Les Illuminations op 18', but they were withdrawn by the composer. They have been edited by Colin Matthews from the composer's manuscript short score and are now available for the first time in print. Matthews has scored the fragments for high voice and strings. This publication includes the full score and the edited piano part/short score.Recorded on Unknown Britten (NMC Records: NMC D140), by Sandrine Piau (soprano) and the Northern Sinfonia, conducted by Thomas Zehetmair.

WTC 9/11

Inspired by the events of September 11th, this three-movement work incorporates recorded voices of NORAD air traffic controllers (North American Aerospace Defense Command), FDNY (Fire Department New York), and Ground Zero neighborhood residents.

Mallet Quartet : Hawkes Pocket Scores HPS 1305

Scored for two vibraphones and two five octave marimbas.

Radio Rewrite

Inspired by two pieces by the band Radiohead, Reich has composed this five-movement work.

High Flight

High Flight

Nine by Five : Woodwind Quintet No. 2

Five Kurpian Songs Op. 75 : Piec piesni kurpiowskich

Arrangement of folk texts and melodies from Wladyslaw Skierkowski's collection, 'Kurpian Forest in Song' (1928-1934). Polish text. Suitable for intermediate standard choirs.

Cinq chansons pour percussion : arrangement for two or three percussionists

The term “chansons” (“songs”) is used in the Asiatic sense and describes five musical statements based on a few notes each.

Walden Pond : Nocturnes and Barcarolles

Written for the 25th anniversary of the Dale Warland Singers, Walden Pond employs excerpts of Henry David Thoreau's Transcendentalist text in five movements.

Cabaret Songs

Five songs from the Pulitzer Prize-winning composer of From the Diary of Virginia Woolf, Six Elizabethan Songs, Songs about Spring, and more.

Walden Pond : Nocturnes and Barcarolles

Written for the 25th anniversary of the Dale Warland Singers, Walden Pond employs excerpts of Henry David Thoreau's Transcendentalist text in five movements.

I Hate Music : A Cycle of Five Kid Songs

New music engravings available in two keys, with notes on the cycle.