SKU: A0.589185

The Londonderry Air is among the best loved melodies of Ireland. This beautiful version is arranged as a duet for one Violin and one Viola.

The Londonderry Air was first collected and notated in the mid-nineteenth century in County Londonderry in the North of Ireland, however, the origins of the melody remain unknown. In 1913 the English writer Frederic Weatherley set his poem Danny Boy to the melody. There are many other settings of the Londonderry Air, with various lyrics and in musical styles from orchestral to brass band to jazz, but Danny Boy remains the best known.

Londonderry Air is simply arranged in accessible keys and over a range best suited to the instruments. The melody is played twice with a key change and different accompaniment on the second verse and is suitable for players at an intermediate level and above. With a performance time of a little over three minutes, this version of Londonderry Air is perfect for recitals and concert performance. Click the link above to listen to a full Youtube performance of the Clarinet version of this duet.

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SKU: A0.1066781

This song is about that planet earth has progressed like none before and in this question, the song is presenting a message like are we gonna fly in peace? or start a cosmic war? its purpose is not relevant to whether there is life up there or not but rather a lesson to learn to keep the peace with one another and our neighbor countries around us it is to learn to share everything with one another and even our land.

SKU: S9.Q49691

Niels Gade (1817-1890), who was born in Copenhagen and spent most of his life there, went to Leipzig in 1843 for further training on a royal scholarship. There he became friends with Robert Schumann and found an eager patron in Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy. He is regarded as the most important figure of the Danish musical scene in the 19th century. His charming cycle 'Der Kinder Christabend' was published in 1859 with titles and texts in Danish. Although the first German edition was published in Leipzig in 1860, the English edition was not published in London until 1880. With his five mood pictures 'Weihnachts-Glocken' - 'Weihnachtsbaum-Einzugs-Marsch' - 'Ringeltanz der Knaben' - 'Tanz der kleinen Mädchen' - 'Gute Nacht', Gade portrays the typical atmosphere of a middle-class Christmas evening in the 19th century.

SKU: A0.1385436

Easy VIOLIN SOLO (with PIANO) arrangement of the piece: Canon by Johann Pachelbel
(Score and VIOLIN part: 6 pages)

This arrangement of Pachelbel's Canon transforms the original song (composed for three violins and basso continuo) into a easier version for VIOLIN SOLO with PIANO. In this arrangement it is possible to play the main themes created by Pachelbel, written in an easy-to-follow score, and also the adaptation for a single voice of some counterpoints from the original canon.
Get the sheet music of Pachelbel's Canon now and play this masterpiece that captivates the soul with its timeless beauty.

Other features of this sheet music:
- Chord symbols included: but, if you prefer, there is also a version of this same arrangement without the chord symbols and without the piano on this website.
- This arrangement is also a version for teacher/student duet: the students can be accompanied by their teacher playing the piano (the piano parts can be played on piano or electronic keyboard).
- Advanced version available: there is also an advanced version of this arrangement on this website.

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SKU: A0.793784

This arrangement is based on the original Ray Charles version - in D.

The vocal parts are male lead & 3 backing vocals.
The BVs could be individual singers or a small choir.
There is also a lyric sheet for preference.

The rhythm section parts are for keys & vox, guitar (lead sheet), bass & drums.

The horn section parts are for trumpet, alto sax, tenor sax & trombone.

There is also a full transposed score for reference.

The parts are laid out very clearly. They are lead sheet style containing chord symbols & notated suggestions for the groove where appropriate.

SKU: A0.1452282

Lujon, also known as Slow Hot Wind was composed and released by Henry Mancini in 1961. It has featured in many films and TV shows owing to it's exotic sound and Brazilian rhythms.

This arrangement for SATB unaccompanied choir is ideal for the intermediate choir. Although there are lots of divisi in the piece, some parts can be ommitted. There is also the opportunity for some small percussion to be included by the members of the choir to bring out the Brazillian rhythms of the piece.

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SKU: A0.592400

Walter the Weary Werewolf is a spooky and original duet written by David McKeown for one Trumpet and one Trombone. 

Walter the Weary Werewolf is one in a series of ten Halloween-themed duets each presenting a portrait of a different Halloween character. All ten can be bought together in one collection by searching for 10 Spooky Halloween Duets for Trumpet and Trombone.

Walter has a young family and a responsible job as a vet, so he needs a good night’s sleep. When there’s a full moon he sprouts fangs, claws and body hair like all the other werewolves, but rather than howling, he scratches the back of his neck with his leg and goes back to sleep with a whimper. His wife was surprised the first time, but she’s used to it now.

Walter the Weary Werewolf is suitable for players at an advanced intermediate level and above. The main melody has many accidentals and challenging timing, while the faster middle section features irregular metre. The range is accessible for both players. With a playing-time of just under four minutes, Walter the Weary Werewolf is a perfect spooky addition to any performance program, formal or informal. Click the link above to listen to a full performance of the clarinet version of this duet on YouTube.

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