SKU: A0.500993

A wonderful mashup of The Battle Hymn of the Republic with The Battle Cry of Freedom. A great patriotic celebration of the United States of America!

SKU: A0.784519

The 1986 hit, Sweet Freedom by Michael McDonald arranged for String Quartet/ includes chord changes. .

SKU: A0.564440

Hymn To Freedom is one of Oscar Peterson's (1925 - 2007) most well-known compositions. This anthem from the civil rights era blends Peterson's Jazz sensibilities with Gospel and R&B flavours and was influenced and inspired by the hymns and spirituals of his childhood in Montreal. This arrangement for Clarinet Quartet is sure to add some contemporary flair to a traditionally classical ensemble.

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The oft-repeated refrain Die Gedanken sind frei stays in your head. This is a good song for discussion about freedom and human rights. He it comes in polyphonic entertaining arrangement to be highlight in your concert. The arrangement features all instruments. Substitute parts are available on request. This composition is available in specially adapted arrangements for many different ensembles like saxophone quartet, brass trio/quartet/quintet, string quartet, wind quintet, clarinet quartet and many more, concert band, big band … Check out ou Any individual arrangement is available on request for reasonable price. Call +49 (0) 172 2515987 www.the-hit-factory.com. Visit us on Facebook: facebook.com/hitfactorymusic. Important note: Some of the music might have been revised – do not hesitate to contact us to get the revised PDF-File of the song you have purchased.

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Movement one of Debussy's beautiful string quartet arranged for Saxophone.

One of the first works in which he struck out in a new artistic direction was the Quartet in G Minor, which, along with L’après-midi d’un faune from the same time, established what is called the Impressionist style in music. Its varied tonal effects, soulful beauty, and freedom of form and structure provide an excellent musical counterpart to the Impressionist paintings and Symbolist poetry of the time. - Stanford.edu

SKU: A0.800440

Wabi-sabi acknowledges that just as it is important to know when to make choices, it is also important to know when not to make choices: to let things be. (Leonard Koren in Wabi- Sabi for Artists, Designers, Poets & Philosophers.)

The aesthetic and metaphysical ideals that Japanese wabi-sabi encapsulates include simplicity, naturalness, and an acceptance of reality. This musical work seeks to illustrate the overall nature of wabi-sabi. At both the beginning of movement 1 and the ending of movement 3, notes are thought of as specks of Potentiality that are randomly evolving from or devolving to Nothingness. Movement 2, at the center point of this universal journey, expresses a concerted effort of diverse elements to create structure and meaning.

Ideally, every single performance (formal or informal) should be different from the last and contain various elements of surprise to even the performers. It is the composer’s hope that musicians will enjoy the challenge, the individual freedom, and unexpected moments ready to be discovered again and again in Wabi-Sabi, for string quartet.

SKU: A0.800441

Wabi-sabi acknowledges that just as it is important to know when to make choices, it is also important to know when not to make choices: to let things be. (Leonard Koren in Wabi- Sabi for Artists, Designers, Poets & Philosophers.)

The aesthetic and metaphysical ideals that Japanese wabi-sabi encapsulates include simplicity, naturalness, and an acceptance of reality. This musical work seeks to illustrate the overall nature of wabi-sabi. At both the beginning of movement 1 and the ending of movement 3, notes are thought of as specks of Potentiality that are randomly evolving from or devolving to Nothingness. Movement 2, at the center point of this universal journey, expresses a concerted effort of diverse elements to create structure and meaning.

Ideally, every single performance (formal or informal) should be different from the last and contain various elements of surprise to even the performers. It is the composer’s hope that musicians will enjoy the challenge, the individual freedom, and unexpected moments ready to be discovered again and again in Wabi-Sabi, for string quartet.

SKU: A0.800443

Wabi-sabi acknowledges that just as it is important to know when to make choices, it is also important to know when not to make choices: to let things be. (Leonard Koren in Wabi- Sabi for Artists, Designers, Poets & Philosophers.)

The aesthetic and metaphysical ideals that Japanese wabi-sabi encapsulates include simplicity, naturalness, and an acceptance of reality. This musical work seeks to illustrate the overall nature of wabi-sabi. At both the beginning of movement 1 and the ending of movement 3, notes are thought of as specks of Potentiality that are randomly evolving from or devolving to Nothingness. Movement 2, at the center point of this universal journey, expresses a concerted effort of diverse elements to create structure and meaning.

Ideally, every single performance (formal or informal) should be different from the last and contain various elements of surprise to even the performers. It is the composer’s hope that musicians will enjoy the challenge, the individual freedom, and unexpected moments ready to be discovered again and again in Wabi-Sabi, for string quartet.