Full Orchestra - Level 4 - Digital Download SKU: A0.730517 Composed by James Nathaniel Holland. 20th Century,Broadway,Jazz,Musical/Show. Score and parts. 368 pages. James Nathaniel Holland #6058827. Published by James Nathaniel Holland (A0.730517). A celebration of the Roaring 20s for the new roaring 2020s.  Jazzy choruses, solos, trios and duets, dances and spoken scenes from the Musical A Lucky Star, Full Orchestral Score (in concert pitch with dialogues and stage directions) with measure numbers that align to the piano vocal score and individual parts by American composer James Nathaniel Holland (book, music and lyrics). The story follows a young man as he dreams of moving from the Midwest to New York City in the year 1924. Songs included are: I Ain't Doin' Homework, This Town, Such is the County Fair (with mini-ballet), What the Heck Do I Care, An Inspiration (That Lucky Star), The Letter, New York The Town of Your Dreams, Music and Words, Bad Ain't So Bad (a 1920s flapper number), O Baby You Treat Me Too Rough (a Charleston type trio and women's chorus), So Alone Am I, and the touching song Indiana for chorus and separate arrangements for solo voice.  Full orchestral score, and orchestral accompaniments sold separately. YouTube Demo playlist at: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEcbVsA36MCva9aAwNei4XFxFQdI5Jiio.

Full Orchestra - Level 5 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1272505 By Aere Greenway. By Johannes Brahms. Arranged by Aere Greenway. Classical,Romantic Period. Score and Parts. 46 pages. Aere R Greenway #864730. Published by Aere R Greenway (A0.1272505). As a life-long fan of the music of Brahms, I have wished there were more than his four symphonies to enjoy.  So I set about orchestrating his sonata for piano, opus 5, as a symphony.  I doing so, I've seen many things in his piano music, that suggest he was thinking orchestrally.  And this is a composition from his youth (1854).  In fact, I have been repeatedly amazed at how many simultaneous, independent parts, he has put into a piano solo.  I haven't needed to create anything.  It's all Brahms, coming through.  Perhaps, if Brahms weren't so overwhelmed by the genius of Beethoven, who came before, he might have made this his first symphony.  And you get to hear its third movement now.  As with the tradition of Beethoven, the 3rd movement is a scherzo.  You can think of it (at least in the beginning, and end), as the waltz of the gargoyles.  Enjoy!Brahms has long been a staple of concert-going audiences, and with this piece, you can perform a new symphony of Brahms, created from his piano sonata in F-minor, orchestrated into a symphony by Aere.

Full Orchestra - Level 5 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1267868 By Aere Greenway, via MuseScore. By Johannes Brahms. Arranged by Aere Greenway. Classical,Romantic Period. Score and Parts. 65 pages. Aere R Greenway #860416. Published by Aere R Greenway (A0.1267868). As a life-long fan of the music of Brahms, I have wished there were more than his four symphonies to enjoy.  So I set about orchestrating his sonata for piano, opus 5, as a symphony.  I doing so, I've seen many things in his piano music, that suggest he was thinking orchestrally.  And this is a composition from his youth (1854).  In fact, I have been repeatedly amazed at how many simultaneous, independent parts, he has put into a piano solo.  I haven't needed to create anything.  It's all Brahms, coming through.  Perhaps, if Brahms weren't so overwhelmed by the genius of Beethoven, who came before, he might have made this his first symphony.  And your orchestra can perform it for your audiences to enjoy!Brahms has long been a staple of concert-going audiences, and with this piece, you can perform a new symphony of Brahms, created from his piano sonata in F-minor, orchestrated into a symphony by Aere.

Full Orchestra - Level 5 - Digital Download SKU: A0.1259392 By Aere Greenway. By Johannes Brahms. Arranged by Aere Greenway. Classical,Romantic Period. Score and Parts. 69 pages. Aere R Greenway #852668. Published by Aere R Greenway (A0.1259392). As a life-long fan of the music of Brahms, I have wished there were more than his four symphonies to enjoy.  So I set about orchestrating his sonata for piano, opus 5, as a symphony.  I doing so, I've seen many things in his piano music, that suggest he was thinking orchestrally.  And this was a composition from his youth (1854).  Perhaps, if he weren't so overwhelmed by the genius of Beethoven, who came before, he might have made this his first symphony.  Brahms has long been a staple of concert-going audiences, and with this piece, you can perform a new symphony of Brahms, created from his piano sonata in F-minor, orchestrated into a symphony.