SKU: A0.1400369

Scriabin's Op. 74, specifically the Five Preludes, is significant for its innovative harmonic system based on the Mystic Chord. Scriabin's use of the acoustic scale as a set, known as the Mystic Chord, revolutionized traditional tonal gravity and functionality in his compositions. The tritone plays a crucial role in his harmonic construction and formal definition, often leading to sections returning at tritone transpositions. Despite the absence of tonal gravity, Scriabin assigns a pitch-center to his pieces, redefining tonal orientation through the primary transposition of the Mystic Chord. These preludes, composed in 1914 before he died in 1915, showcase Scriabin's mastery of harmonies and his departure from traditional tonalities.

SKU: H1.1536DP

Five Christmas carols
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SKU: A0.750197

Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue (Has Anybody Seen My Gal?) Stride piano for mere mortals! In the 1920s, legendary jazz pianists such as James P. Johnson and Fats Waller built on characteristics of Ragtime to develop an even more virtuosic and popular genre that came to be known as Stride Piano. Awe inspiring to listen to but difficult to play, the technical demands of authentic Stride Piano often include huge left-hand leaps, chord voicings that span a 10th or more, highly inventive improvised right-hand runs, and lightning fast tempos; all formidable challenges that can elude even highly accomplished pianists! That’s where this new arrangement of a golden oldie comes in. By converting some of its more taxing obstacles into more playable figures, the ever-popular Stride Piano sound is made more accessible to pianists possessing merely reasonable technical skills and/or average handspans. In short, this arrangement is easier to play than it sounds while retaining essential Stride piano traits and even a few tricks of the trade such as unusual syncopations and novelty cluster chords that will enthrall your listeners. Level: Late intermediate and above.Length: 2:40.Pages: 5 including cover.

SKU: A0.1465374

KEY: A Minor

Take Five, originally composed by Paul Desmond, is now beautifully reimagined for the piano. This intermediate arrangement caters specifically to ABRSM Grade 4-5 learners, making it an ideal piece for students and educators delving into jazz. It simplifies the complexities of the original jazz standard, providing a gentle introduction to its unusual 5/4 time signature.

This arrangement not only challenges students but also invites them to explore the rhythmic nuances that make jazz piano both unique and captivating. A perfect stepping stone for any aspiring jazz pianist looking to broaden their repertoire and skill set.

SKU: AX.00-PC-0017512_F1

UPC: 038081323039.

Perhaps the most famous time chart of all time, Take Five is in 5/4 but the rhythmic pattern is clear and consistent throughout. You'll find this arrangement very accessible with easy alto sax and drum solos, and modest brass ranges. Recommended for every concert! (4:21).

SKU: A0.1071010

The Austrian composer Johann Georg Albrechtsberger was an organist, teacher and theorist, indeed one of his many influential pupils was a certain Ludwig Van Beethoven. His own musical works were and still are a tour-de-force and widely recorded. In fact his Alto Trombone Concerto is very much a part of the repertoire for that instrument. He also wrote, what might be today regarded as quite strange, no less than 7 Concerti for the Jaws Harp and String Orchestra.

The 5 pieces here are representative of his masterly fugal output, tweaked here and there to suit the Clarinet Quartet format!

Five Meaty Morsels, suitable for Vegans and Vegetarians alike!!

Also available in Saxophone Quartet flavour...... 3 Sopranos and Tenor!

SKU: A0.1460436

The Five Preludes for Piano were written in June of 2024 and reflect the composer’s eclectic musical style. The first prelude exhibits baroque characteristics, The 2nd may resemble some of the early work from the Second Viennese School. The 3rd prelude is much more agitated and dissonant while the 4th contrasts it with more dreamy and impressionistic textures. The 5th and final prelude pays homage to Brahms and ends with a feeling of optimism.

You can contact the composer directly at: danielburwasser9@gmail.com

Website: https://www.danielburwasser.com/

Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrCnkSRO-XOjUu7bMB8tzCg?view_as=subscriber.

SKU: A0.761399

TV Theme from Hawaii Five-o arranged for String quintet (or string orchestra), with optional Bass Guitar and Drum Kit. Not too easy, but great fun to play. Suitable for concerts, recitals, seminars, encores etc. Enjoy!

SKU: AX.00-PC-0015265_TN4

ISBN 9780757934582. UPC: 029156102154.

Dave Brubeck's TAKE FIVE receives the royal treatment from Dave Wolpe in this exciting jazz ensemble chart. A great audience pleaser!