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Brambock introduces students to the signature sound of Afro-Latin jazz, which fuses the sounds and rhythms of Africa with Caribbean dance forms. Instantly familiar classics such as La Cucaracha, Cielito

James Rae presents two exciting new pieces for concert band: "Blues for George", a tribute to George Gershwin, and the Latin-American spirited "Latin Vacation". An optional piano part will provide support

With background notes and performance suggestions, Martin Tourish introduces musicians to the world of Celtic music. The selected pieces span three centuries of music-making in Ireland, Scotland, Wales,

Reels, jigs, polkas, and hornpipes. The traditional characteristic Celtic music of Ireland, Scotland, and Brittany becomes a fascinating set of teaching pieces for bassoon duo performance. Classics such as

Tourish, a specialist in accordion and in historical Celtic music, has arranged an assortment of folk music from Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, and Brittany for the unusual pairing of Flute and

Strack-Hanisch has compiled a collection of diverse pieces for saxophonists of intermediate skills. Her transcription of the classic Für Elise is joined with New York, New York and an upbeat Meet the

Beutler and Rosin, of the recorder performance group Ensemble Dreiklang Berlin, have built a solid library of arrangements for higher level recorder ensembles called Recorder Trios a la Carte. The

Brambock brings together five pieces from various regions,  and augments these with five original pieces in international styles. Flutists of modest skills will enjoy working on these ensemble pieces

In My Garden 1 provides wonderful teaching, study, and concert pieces for elementary students to enjoy with their teacher.

The second volume of Igudesman's In the Zoo follows the theme of the first, as more animals are described in music. Short pieces feature The Turtle (slow); The Kangaroo (hoppingly), The

This volume for solo violin and piano brings together the wealth of both literature and fine instruments that came from Italy. Includes O solo mio, Santa Lucia, Tarantella Neapoletana, Funiculi,

From Abracadabra to Alakazam, Igudesman uses the language of magic as a springboard to musical magic. Each of these solo gems is inspired by the history and meaning (or meaninglessness, in some cases)

These five arrangements by Sylvia Corinna Rosin reminded her of "Irish Coffee," a drink that warms the heart. For her Ensemble Dreiklang Berlin, she has arranged classics The Irish Washerwoman, Salley

Written and composed in 1848, this Shaker tune was almost unknown until Aaron Copland used the melody in his ballet "Appalachian Spring" in 1944. Since then, it has become very popular and appears in many

Even St. Patrick could not escape the charm of the green island. Hardly any country appreciates its nature and cultivates its traditions more than Ireland. Irish folk music, with violin, flute, harp,

David Brooker moves on in his popular Stringplay series with an ingenious new book that promises maximum flexibility - from a mixed duo right up to a full string orchestra. Detailed instructions