SKU: A0.987257

Depicts the emotions of a warrior during the evening hours after the first victorious battle. Full orchestra instrumental piece. Nice hook. Suitable for movies, video games, concerts.

SKU: A0.921874

Modest Mussorgsky composed Pictures at an Exhibition in honor of his friend and painter, Viktor Hartmann.

Each of the movements of Pictures attempts to capture the sketches, watercolors and architectural designs displayed at the Hartmann exhibition. Mussorgsky depicts himself moving from one picture to the next with a musical Promenade.

Open your concert with this piece and your audience won't forget it. Hear the large brass sound of the original version through flute and piano in their strongest registers.

SKU: A0.891087

The pensive 4th Promenade is followed by the spirited and whimsical Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks which features the unique colors of the soprano clarinet, soprano saxophone and upper woodwinds. The dark full sound of all the low instruments is contrasted by the traditional trumpet solo in Samuel Goldenberg and Schmuyle depicting the rich man and the poor man. Entire Pictures is available in 4 sets. Parts only, oversize score sold separately.

SKU: A0.891088

The pensive 4th Promenade is followed by the spirited and whimsical Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks which features the unique colors of the soprano clarinet, soprano saxophone and upper woodwinds. The dark full sound of all the low instruments is contrasted by the traditional trumpet solo in Samuel Goldenberg and Schmuyle depicting the rich man and the poor man. Entire Pictures is available in 4 sets. Score only, parts sold separately.

SKU: A0.871413

 Pictures at an Exhibition (A Remembrance of Viktor Hartmann, Tableaux d'une exposition) is a suite of ten pieces originally composed for piano by Modest Mussorgsky in 1874.

Promenade With simple, strong rhythms in asymmetrical meter, Mussorgsky depicts himself roving through the exhibition, now leisurely, now briskly in order to come close to a picture that had attracted his attention, and at times sadly, thinking of his departed friend.

This arrangement of Promenade is adapted from Maurice Ravel's 1922 version for full symphony orchestra. 

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Orchestration

Organ    Piano    Strings (Vln1 Vln2 Vla Vlc Db)
Winds (2Bb Cls, 2Fls, 2Obs, 2Bsns, 4 Hns)
Brass (2Bb  Tpts, Tbn 1, Tbn3, Tba)
Glockenspiel

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SKU: A0.891091

The last two musical scenes from Mussorgsky's Pictures At An Exhibition are colorful depictions of a large Russian clock and a great gate that was envisioned to be built in Kiev. Originally a piano piece, Pictures At An Exhibition was a tribute to his personal friend the artist Victor Hartmann. It has been orchestrated many times for orchestra and even occasionally for winds. This powerful orchestration will leave both the audience and performers exhilarated and uplifted as one can feel the enormous size as you approach and pass through The Great Gate of Kiev.  This completes a 4 set compilation.  Parts only, oversize score sold separately.  

SKU: A0.891095

The last two musical scenes from Modest Mussorgsky's famous Pictures At An Exhibition are colorful depictions of a large Russian clock and a great gate that was envisioned to be built in Kiev. Originally a piano piece, Pictures At An Exhibition was a tribute to his personal friend the artist Victor Hartmann. It has been orchestrated many times for orchestra and even occasionally for winds. This powerful orchestration will leave both the audience and performers exhilarated and uplifted as one can feel the enormous size as you approach and pass through The Great Gate of Kiev. This completes a 4 part set. Score only, parts sold separately.

SKU: A0.984212

Conflictus:  Latin for conflict or struggle. 

To live is to embrace struggle.  Even in a musical work can be heard both protagonist and antagonist voices in conflict, motifs rivaling for preeminence as they interweave, confront and overarch.

Such is the case with the fantasia, Conflictus.  It begins with a simple theme on a single note; it ends in similar manner: a placid unison as once-strident voices are drawn, still passively resisting, to a concordance.  But in between, this interlocked trio will challenge, fight, cajole, ally, mock, mourn and rail with defiance.  All within the brief musical foray of Conflictus.

SKU: H1.C6033DP

Psalms 150 - Psalms 100 - Romans 15:13 - John 14:27 - Ephesians 2:14 - Ephesians 2:15 - Ephesians 2:16 - Ephesians 2:17 - Ephesians 2:18.

Original introits and benedictions This includes two introits and two benedictions all from the pen of Hal Hopson. The first introit, Praise the Lord! is based on Psalm 150, the second, Come and Be Joyful features a text based on Psalm 100:1, 2, 5 and music from Vivaldi. Song of Hope is a benediction based on an Argentine folk medley with words by Alvin Schutmaat and optional parts for trumpet, tambourine & Maracas. The final benediction is a setting of Dona Nobis Pacem.