SKU: A0.1356528

Doctor Who follows the adventures of the title character, a rogue Time Lord with somewhat unknown origins who goes by the name the Doctor. The Doctor fled Gallifrey, the planet of the Time Lords, in a stolen TARDIS (Time and Relative Dimension(s) in Space), a time machine that travels by materialising into, and dematerialising out of, the time vortex. The TARDIS has a vast interior but appears smaller on the outside, and is equipped with a chameleon circuit intended to make the machine take on the appearance of local objects as a disguise. Due to a malfunction, the Doctor's TARDIS remains fixed as a blue British police box.

 The main theme was originally composed by Ron Grainer but this version is based on what Murray Gold wrote.

SKU: A0.1458608

Beautifully arranged orchestra. Recommended for Christian gatherings and festival of praise.

SKU: A0.1311951

In 1845 Felix Mendelssohn was working on 2 movements for a 6th symphony in C-Major (shortly before he begann working on his Elijah oratorion). This is an attempt to complete them in his style and for the first time.

I. Allegro ma non troppo

For the first movement a full score of the first 2 minutes (79 measures) exist and additionally sketches for further passages were included and elaborated here:

m. 81 - 93: transition to the 2nd theme

m. 107 - 116: 2nd theme m. 146 - 150 ending of the exposition

m. 152 - 165: beginning of the development

m. 196 - 204: canonic passage 11:57

II. Andante cantabile

The very melodious sketches for the first 2:15 minutes were worked out to a second movement with variations on the main theme and a more passionate middle part. 

This publication includes the score and parts and is addressed to any conductors and orchestras willing to play unknown, excellent music by Mendelssohn put in a context true to his idiom. Total duration: 23 min. 

MP3:
www.gerdprengel.de/Mendelssohn_unfinished_symphony_1.mp3
www.gerdprengel.de/Mendelssohn_unfinished_symphony_2.mp3

SKU: A0.1185409

This overture to the unknown (these days) romantic opera by Flotow deserves to be performed - being full of melodies and varied textures. It was previously in an innaccurate and hard to read form, which has now been tidied and corrected into a modern typeface.
Print the parts double-sided, as presented, and the page turns will work.

Rübezahl is seen to be the guardian of the Krkonoše Mountains. Physically, his appearance varies; he can take any form he wishes, from an old grandma to a giant crossing his mountains with one step. (Wikipedia).

SKU: A0.730451

INDIVIDUAL INSTRUMENT PARTS Only (Full Score, Vocal Piano Score sold separately). Does not include vocal parts. O HOLY ART A Tragic Opera in One Act (Opera in English) (Opera duration: 1 hour and 20 minutes) Libretto and Music by James Nathaniel Holland
 
Combine with Holland operas called A New York Triptych The Discontented Housewife (Farce) and The One Upstairs (comedy) (both sold separately) for a full length evening of fun and accessible American contemporary opera.
 
Instrumentation: Picc, Fl12, Ob12, Cl12, Bsn, Hrn12, Trp, Trom, Tim, Perc (or Drm set), glock, piano, strings
 
Singers: Baritone Lead, 2 Sopranos, Bass, 2 Broadway Altos (could double roles), 1 Actor Speaking part, SATB Chorus
 
BRIEF SYNOPSIS: What happens when a struggling, unknown composer attends a friend's New Year's Eve Party and meets a famous composer who offers to show the work to his agent? Never famous enough, Djeno (baritone), is always rejected and the meeting with the famous composer's agent proves the same. Telling them to do whatever with the piece, it is appropriated by the famous composer and is a hit.
 
Hearing the piece on the radio and sung by his soprano best friend, Djeno can take no more and commits suicide. His friend must deal with the aftermath of her betrayal.
 
Musical theater/opera hybrid. Perfect opera university or young voices. Poignant commentary on our time and the superficial, over-importance fame plays in it. Beautiful, accessible music.

SKU: A0.1299108

For orchestra.

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Summer has never been cruel until this song was written.