SKU: A0.1419541

This is the piano solo arrangement of Richard Clayderman's Le Premier Chagrin D'elsa (or Elsa's First Sorrow as translated from French by Google). Le Premier Chagrin D'elsa was featured in the 1983 album whose title has the same name. This piece was composed by Paul de Senneville and Jean Baudlot.

SKU: A0.1269552

Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral is an iconic and stirring composition by the renowned German composer Richard Wagner, taken from his opera Lohengrin. This trumpet choir arrangement has been thoughtfully adapted for high school-level musicians, making it accessible for young players while retaining the grandeur and emotional depth of the original piece.

Arranged specifically for three trumpets and six flugelhorns, this rendition of Elsa's Procession showcases the beauty and power of the trumpet family. The arrangement features ten trumpet parts, allowing for a diverse group of players to come together and create a harmonious and majestic performance.

This arrangement is ideal for high school trumpet ensembles looking to explore classical and romantic repertoire while honing their ensemble playing skills. It offers an excellent opportunity for young musicians to work on dynamics, articulation, and phrasing, as well as to understand the emotional nuances within the music.

SKU: A0.935510

Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral arranged for concert band (Grade 4) by Kazys Daugėla comes originally from the second act, scene 4 of Richard Wagner’s famous romantic opera Lohengrin. This solemn and stately music accompanies the wedding procession that carries Elsa, a princess in Brabant (Antwerp), and her rescuer and hero to the church. Wagner himself recommended this music as an addition to the band repertoire.

SKU: A0.935509

Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral arranged for concert band (Grade 4) by Kazys Daugėla comes originally from the second act, scene 4 of Richard Wagner’s famous romantic opera Lohengrin. This solemn and stately music accompanies the wedding procession that carries Elsa, a princess in Brabant (Antwerp), and her rescuer and hero to the church. Wagner himself recommended this music as an addition to the band repertoire.