SKU: A0.1378482

This solo piano arrangement of Climax by Usher is ideal for upper-intermediate and advanced players who like R&B music, and who are looking to augment their classical, jazz, and Broadway repertoire.

The arrangement emulates the recording closely, which aids listeners in recognizability, but it does *not* follow the form or length of the recording strictly; the introduction and the ending have been abbreviated.  Rehearsal numbers correspond with song sections. The performance time is approximately 2:49.

 It is advised that players listen to the recording of the song while reading the score in order to get an overall feel for how it translates.

I am a member of ASCAP. You may contact me at steve@steveburksmusic.com. Thanks for considering my arrangement.

SKU: A0.1189491

Max-Reger-30-Choral-Preludes_Opus-135a_A5 (KlavarScore Notation, for Tablet))
Thirty small Choral Preludes, arranged for Organ with pedal in 1914 by Max Reger: Opus 135a, transcribed to the KlavarScore tablature.

The video example is No.21: O Haupt voll Blut und Wunden

Max Reger (1873-1916) was a German composer, pianist, organist, conductor, and academic teacher. He worked as a concert pianist, as a musical director at the Leipzig University Church, as a professor at the Royal Conservatory in Leipzig, and as a music director at the court of Duke Georg II of Saxe-Meiningen.
Source: Wikipedia

On the first pages in this book are links for the free download of an audio example (MP3) and a KlavarScore Scrolling format file of that piece. These Scrolling KlavarScore files can be read from a tablet or cell phone with the MobileSheets music reader app, as shown on the video.
We acknowledge that there are different opinions about the playing tempo, but our goal is not to change your mind. So feel free to change these tempos as you prefer. 
This book is also available in Letter/A4 format (PDF) for printing, that contains QR codes for the free download of audio examples (MP3) of this music.

KlavarScore is a tablature, a visual notation based upon the layout of the keyboard that makes scores for keyboard instruments (piano and organs) easy to read. With KlavarScore, music in all keys (tonalities) are equally easy to read. The staff lines represent the black keys and the score is read from top to bottom. The black keys are represented by black dots (note heads) on the lines, the white keys by open dots (note heads) between the lines.
For more information about KlavarScore, Scrolling KlavarScore, the recommended sheet music reader app, and free examples, visit https://www.klavarscore.org.

SKU: A0.1189489

Thirty small Choral Preludes, arranged for Organ with pedal in 1914 by Max Reger: Opus 135a, transcribed to the KlavarScore tablature.

The video example is No.4: Aus tiefer Not schrei ich zu dir

Max Reger (1873-1916) was a German composer, pianist, organist, conductor, and academic teacher. He worked as a concert pianist, as a musical director at the Leipzig University Church, as a professor at the Royal Conservatory in Leipzig, and as a music director at the court of Duke Georg II of Saxe-Meiningen.
Source: Wikipedia
 
On each score page in this book is a QR code for the free download of an audio example (MP3) of that piece. We acknowledge that there are different opinions about the playing tempo, but our goal is not to change your mind. So feel free to change these tempos as you prefer. 
This book is also available in e-book/tablet format (A5/PDF), that contains also links for the free download of KlavarScore Scrolling files of this music. These Scrolling KlavarScore files can be read from a tablet or cell phone with the MobileSheets music reader app, as shown on the video.

KlavarScore is a tablature, a visual notation based upon the layout of the keyboard that makes scores for keyboard instruments (piano and organs) easy to read. With KlavarScore, music in all keys (tonalities) are equally easy to read. The staff lines represent the black keys and the score is read from top to bottom. The black keys are represented by black dots (note heads) on the lines, the white keys by open dots (note heads) between the lines.
For more information about KlavarScore, Scrolling KlavarScore, the recommended sheet music reader app, and free examples, visit https://www.klavarscore.org.

SKU: A0.1224908

Title: Sunday Song
Composer: Max Oesten (1843-1917)
Arranger: Andrew Lamb
Description: This is a transcription Sunday Song by Max Oesten (1843-1917).

This brass quintet arrangement of Max Oesten's Sunday Song is a uplifting musical piece that is sure to delight any audience. This arrangement expertly adapts the intricate melodies and harmonies of the original piece for the brass ensemble. This arrangement showcases the full range and versatility of the brass quintet, making it an excellent choice for both formal concerts and more casual performances. Whether you are a seasoned ensemble or a group of aspiring musicians, this arrangement is a must-have for anyone looking to add a touch of exuberance and cheer to their repertoire.

SKU: A0.1224905

Title: Sunday Song
Composer: Max Oesten (1843-1917)
Arranger: Andrew Lamb
Description: This is a transcription Sunday Song by Max Oesten (1843-1917).

This clarinet choir arrangement of Max Oesten's Sunday Song is a uplifting musical piece that is sure to delight any audience. This arrangement expertly adapts the intricate melodies and harmonies of the original piece for the ensemble. This arrangement showcases the full range and versatility of the clarinet choir, making it an excellent choice for both formal concerts and more casual performances.

SKU: A0.1224907

Title: Sunday Song
Composer: Max Oesten (1843-1917)
Arranger: Andrew Lamb
Description: This is a transcription Sunday Song by Max Oesten (1843-1917).

This wind quintet arrangement of Max Oesten's Sunday Song is a uplifting musical piece that is sure to delight any audience. This arrangement expertly adapts the intricate melodies and harmonies of the original piece for the ensemble. This arrangement showcases the full range and versatility of the wind quintet, making it an excellent choice for both formal concerts and more casual performances. Whether you are a seasoned ensemble or a group of aspiring musicians, this arrangement is a must-have for anyone looking to add a touch of exuberance and cheer to their repertoire.