In 1873, Bizet arranged five movements from his 1871 suite for piano duet for a new series of orchestral concerts organized by the publisher Georges Hartmann and the conductor Edouard Colonne at the Odeon Theatre in Paris. The premiere took place there on March 2nd of that year and the "Petite suite d'orchestre" entered the repertoire soon afterwards. This newly engraved score has been carefully edited by Richard Sargeant from the first edition and other primary sources. Printed in a very convenient, highly readable format, the new edition will be welcomed by orchestral musicians and Bizet...
In 1873, Bizet arranged five movements from his 1871 suite for piano duet for a new series of orchestral concerts organized by the publisher Georges H...
A brilliant new orchestration of Joplin's perennial classic is presented here in the convenient format pioneered by Serenissima in their study score series.
A brilliant new orchestration of Joplin's perennial classic is presented here in the convenient format pioneered by Serenissima in their study score s...
Vaughan Williams composed three Norfolk Rhapsodies in 1906. Nos. 2 and 3 - now sadly lost - were actually performed at a concert in Londons Queens Hall on 17 April 1912 under Balfour Gardiner just days after the "Titanic" disaster. The First Rhapsody was given its premiere on 23 August 1906 at the same locale under Henry Woods baton. The composer made a number of revisions to the work before a second performance took place (21 May 1914) in Bournemouth. This newly engraved edition by Richard Sargeant is based upon the revised 1914 score.
Vaughan Williams composed three Norfolk Rhapsodies in 1906. Nos. 2 and 3 - now sadly lost - were actually performed at a concert in Londons Queens Hal...
Vaughan Williams masterpiece for string orchestra was given its premiere on September 6th, 1910 at the Three Choirs Festival in Gloucester Cathedral with the London Symphony Orchestra under the composers direction. It was an immediate success, but the composer revised the piece twice (1913 and 1919) before its first publication in 1921. The Phrygian-mode Tallis melody upon which the work is based originally appeared in Archbishop Parkers Psalter of 1567 with the text "Why fumth in fight the Gentiles spite." This newly engraved and edited score, based upon the 1921 Curwen score, has a vastly...
Vaughan Williams masterpiece for string orchestra was given its premiere on September 6th, 1910 at the Three Choirs Festival in Gloucester Cathedral w...
This work was once credited to Mozart but later discounted as being by him and attributed instead to the composer Jan Zach (1699-1773). Rcent Zach scholarship has largely discredited the idea of Zach being the composer. In any case, this work has remained quite popular for good reason regardless of who the actual composer may have been. This new, beautifully engraved vocal score edited by Richard Sargeant will be welcomed by choruses worldwide interested in performance or study of this delightful piece of Latin church music from Mozarts time.
This work was once credited to Mozart but later discounted as being by him and attributed instead to the composer Jan Zach (1699-1773). Rcent Zach sch...
This work was once credited to Mozart but later discounted as being by him and attributed instead to the composer Jan Zach (1699-1773). Rcent Zach scholarship has largely discredited the idea of Zach being the composer. In any case, this work has remained quite popular for good reason regardless of who the actual composer may have been. This new, beautifully engraved study score edited by Richard Sargeant will be welcomed by choruses worldwide interested in this delightful piece of Latin church music from Mozarts era.
This work was once credited to Mozart but later discounted as being by him and attributed instead to the composer Jan Zach (1699-1773). Rcent Zach sch...
Mozart composed this offertory to the Virgin Mary in the summer or fall of 1777, not long before his departure on a concert tour to Paris - and his resignation his position at the Salzburg Cathedral. The vocal score offered here is a newly engraved, researched edition by Richard W. Sargeant, Jr. in a very convenient size specially designed for choruses.
Mozart composed this offertory to the Virgin Mary in the summer or fall of 1777, not long before his departure on a concert tour to Paris - and his re...
Mozart composed this offertory to the Virgin Mary in the summer or fall of 1777, not long before his departure on a concert tour to Paris - and his resignation his position at the Salzburg Cathedral. The study score offered here is a newly engraved, researched edition by Richard W. Sargeant, Jr.
Mozart composed this offertory to the Virgin Mary in the summer or fall of 1777, not long before his departure on a concert tour to Paris - and his re...
Although Belgian composer Cesar Franck completed his setting of Pslam 150 in 1883, the work was not published until six years after his death in 1890. Richard Sargeant's new edition, with the original French text, has been prepared with the chorus member's needs in mind. The chorus staves are produced in a large size with a text font selected for maximum readability even under less-than-ideal lighting, which the organ reduction has been produced in smaller, cue-sized notes for ready reference."
Although Belgian composer Cesar Franck completed his setting of Pslam 150 in 1883, the work was not published until six years after his death in 1890....
