A Prelude To Applause - Toshio Mashima

A Princess's Tale - Thomas Doss

A Princess's Tale is based on one of the best-known of all fairy tales by the Grimm Brothers with the original German title Schneewittchen.According to the mythologies the story actually took place in Spessart. It is even allegedly possible to identify specific reference points within the plot to Lohr and its environs.Thomas Doss has taken this opportunity to link this story to the area, and has even incorporated the motif from the famous "Spessart Song" into each of the four movements Once Upon a Time..., The Dwarfs, The Glass Coffin and ThePrincess's Release and Wedding.

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A Quiet Moment - Philip Sparke

A Quiet Moment was written in memory of James Philip Krofta, a highly respected American conductor who died in the year 2006. This calm, willful composition of Philip Sparke is equally at home on the concert platform as in thecontest arena or at significant remembrance events when a quiet moment is required. Dur: 4:30

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A Quiet Music - Douglas E. Wagner

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A Ray Charles Anthology

The jazz icon Ray Charles died at the age of 73. With his death, the music scene probably lost one of its most significant personalities: his soul has influenced many generations of musicians. This was a very good reason for Stef Minnebo to write a medley of his greatest hits: Georgia on my mind", This little girl of mine", Hallelujah I love her so" and What d'I say".

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A Real Slow Drag - Scott Joplin

Scott Joplin has become one of the most recognizable Composers of his time, and this new arrangement of A Real Slow Drag is a unique offering in this medium. Scored beautifully by Col. John R. Bourgeois, this one will be a great addition to any serious concert library.

A Remembrance (Atsushi) - Elliot Del Borgo

A Repton Fantasy - C. Hubert Parry

Sir Hubert Parry (1848-1918) belongs to a forgotten generation of English composers who are often over-shadowed by Sir Edward Elgar, and the result has been that much of their work is little played or forgotten. In Parry?s case, he is now mostly remembered for his hymn tunes, such as Jerusalem and Repton, both marvellous melodies, of course. The latter first appeared in Parry?s oratorio Judith and was adapted as a hymn tune after the composer?s death.The solo part can be played by a trumpet, clarinet or alto saxophone and will give yourchosen soloist a chance to shine.

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A Ride Through The Haunted Mansion - Bryxe Newton

A fun and creative composition designed to reinforce 6/8 compound meter. Interesting harmonies and an eerie mood will pique the interest and imaginations of your students and audiences alike. A very enjoyable musical experience to enhance the musicianship of your students!

A River Trilogy - John O'Reilly

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