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The Magic Horn
9 duets for 2 horns by Corrado Maria Saglietti
An exciting mix of technical virtuosity and stylistic variety, in a collection of 9 duets which are both challenging and fun to play. Reveal the magic of the horn, with its astonishing range, dynamics and colors.
1. Tango 1. Tango
6. Appassionato 6. Appassionato
5. Take It Easy 5. Take It Easy
3 Fantasias
no. 7, 8, 9 from 12 Fantasias for violin for tuba solo by Georg Philip Telemann
The collection of 12 fantasias for solo violin (TWV 40:14-25) by Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1757) was first published in Hamburg in 1735. The Italian influence of the sonata and concerto is clearly evident. The fantasias no. 7, 8 and 9 selected by Roland Szentpali are the most suitable for adaptation for brass instruments.
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The Magic Horn
9 duets
for 2 horns
Corrado Maria Saglietti
3 Fantasias
no. 7, 8, 9 from 12 Fantasias for violin
for tuba solo
Georg Philip Telemann
3 Fantasias
no. 7, 8, 9 from 12 Fantasias for violin
for euphonium solo
Georg Philip Telemann
3 Fantasias
no. 7, 8, 9 from 12 Fantasias for violin
for trombone solo
Georg Philip Telemann
3 Fantasias
no. 7, 8, 9 from 12 Fantasias for violin
for horn solo
Georg Philip Telemann
3 Fantasias
no. 7, 8, 9 from 12 Fantasias for violin
for trumpet solo
Georg Philip Telemann
Bicinia
25 Renaissance Canons and Duets
for 2 trumpets
Raymond Mase
Concerto Grosso
La minore
for tuba, strings and basso continuo
Dominique Roggen
Messe brève
for mixed choir and organ or brass choir
Etienne Crausaz
Happy Birthday, Major Ludwig
Kinetic Music
for orchestra
Judit Varga
Sounds of Generation Y, Part II
for cimbalom and symphony orchestra
Máté Bella
Monsters
for tuba and piano
Corrado Maria Saglietti
Postcards V
for tuba solo
Anthony Plog
Concert Music
for 2 violas and piano
Richard Lane
Trio
for trumpet, trombone and piano
Corrado Maria Saglietti
Trio
for viola, cello and piano
Richard Lane
Trumpet Concerto
for trumpet and orchestra
Zdenek Lukas
El Tanguero
for solo trombone and trombone quartet
Corrado Maria Saglietti
Sonatina
for trombone and organ
Joseph Turrin
Canticle
for trombone and piano
Joseph Turrin
Bestsellers
Warm-ups + technical routines
for trombone
Branimir Slokar
Tromma
for 2 percussions
Áskell Másson
Pearls II
for euphonium (trombone) and piano
Roland Szentpali
Kím
for snare drum solo
Áskell Másson
Mastering the Tuba
Complete book
for tuba
Roger Bobo
ASA-Methode
for trumpet
Rolf Quinque
After Schlossberg
Trumpet Studies as Taught By Leading Members of The Schlossberg School
for trumpet
Thomas Stevens
2 Woodwind Quintets
for young players
for woodwind quintet
Geghuni Chitchyan
Pearls
for euphonium and piano
Roland Szentpali
Easy Trumpet Outings
12 Etudes & 11 Duets
for trumpet and mp3 accompaniments
Charles Reskin
Magnificat
for soprano, tenor, mixed choir, symphony orchestra and jazz quartet
Roland Szentpali
Alla Cubana
for brass quartet
Thierry Thibault
Elegy
for 12 violoncelli
Richard Lane
Veni, Sancte Spiritus
for mixed choir (SATB) a cappella
Juraj Filas
Piano Concerto No 1 for Children
for piano and chamber orchestra
Ilia Chkolnik
Konzertstück
for snare drum and orchestra
Áskell Másson
4 Sketches
for brass quintet
Anthony Plog
Concerto
for tuba and symphony orchestra or piano
Alexander Arutiunian
3 Bagatelles
for clarinet solo
Áskell Másson
Little Slovak Rhapsody
for clarinet and piano
Juraj Filas
Our favorites
Concert Piece N° 1
for euphonium and piano
Joseph Turrin
2e Symphonie concertante
for flute, oboe, horn, bassoon and chamber orchestra
François Devienne
Double Concerto for Two Trumpets
for 2 trumpets and chamber orchestra
Anthony Plog
Zephyr Dances
A Six Movement Suite
for brass quintet
Stanley Friedman
Ymur
Quiet Music
for contrabass solo
Áskell Másson
Sonhos
for horn and piano
Jean-François Lézé
Musique Concertante
for symphony orchestra
Jost Meier
Dialogue
for cello solo
Jean-Claude Schlaepfer
Allegro Sonata
for tuba and piano
Telmo Marques
Concertino
for trumpet and chamber orchestra
Hans Haug
Visibili et Invisibili
for men and children choir a capella
Jean-Claude Schlaepfer
Ecce tu Pulchra es
for mixed choir a cappella
Dominique Gesseney-Rappo
ASA-Jazz
for trumpet
Rolf Quinque
Flute Concerto
for flute and wind ensemble
Anthony Plog
Autumn
from Seasons for Brass Quintet
for trombone and piano
John Stevens
Sonatine
for horn and piano
Edgar Cosma
Suite N° 1
for piano
Richard Lane
3 Poèmes
for mezzo-soprano and guitar
Jost Meier
Trio d’Amour
“Glimmer of a Fallen Empire”
for piano, violin and cello
Juraj Filas
Bicinia
25 Renaissance Canons and Duets for 2 trumpets
Bicinia, two-part music of the Renaissance and early Baroque, were pieces frequently used for teaching of counterpoint and style. For modern trumpeters, they are challenging and valuable resources in the training of rhythmic flexibility, imitation, and musical expression. These editions include the addition of dynamics, articulations, and suggested tempi and style.
Concerto Grosso
La minore for tuba, strings and basso continuo
The first and second movements of these concerti are reminiscent of a typical instrumental concerto from the early 18th century. The final movements are usually humorous in character, and contain references to music of the present day, to Swiss folklore, and sometimes even to pop music and jazz. The present Concerto Grosso for Tuba, Strings and Basso Continuo is the sixth concerto in this series. Notable within the final movement, a fugue, is the easily recognizable folk song, Vo Lozärn gäge Wäggis zue [From Lucerne to Weggis]
Sounds of Generation Y, Part II
for cimbalom and symphony orchestra
The musical structures used in the composition are characteristic of the American minimalism in many of their aspects, making the piece more comprehensible even for an audience less familiar with contemporary classical music. Swedish pop music had a strong influence on the direction of chords sequences and the rhythmic ideas of my composition. However, it is important to note that my main purpose was not to make the orchestra play popular or dance music but to explore how the musical elements found in popular music can be integrated into the orchestral sounding.