Psalm.103

This set of variations was written for oboist and friend Lindsey Lyrenmann. They were designed to be a launching point for improvisation during the communion portion of the December 21, 2014 services at

Based on the traditional carol Ding, Dong, Merrily on High, this festive arrangement is the perfect opening or closing statement for your holiday concert! The sparkling introduction is based on

Two English folk songs, popular in the southern Appalachians during the early years of American history, provide the melodic material for this epic work.  Going to Boston and Soldier,

Looking for the perfect winter piece for your young musicians? Look no further than this thrilling work. Illustrating the raw power of winter storms, it uses minor harmonies, driving rhythms, and aggressive

Written with a festive flair and tuneful melody, here is a marvelous holiday piece for beginning players. Featuring modest ranges and easy rhythms, this is quick to learn and fun to play. Eighth notes are

Open your next holiday program with a bang! Soaring bell tones and crisp 6/8 rhythms create festive fanfares that are wrapped around fragments of classic holiday tunes. An uplifting addition to your

Take the stage with the creator of Microjazz, Christopher Norton! This collection of 15 entertaining and inventive pieces based on well-known American folk tunes, Christmas carols, and nursery

Take the stage with the creator of Microjazz, Christopher Norton! This excellent collection of intermediate to advanced-level solos for clarinet with piano accompaniment includes 15

An outgrowth of NBC's 1952 successful tele-documentary Victory at Sea, was Project 20 two years later: a 30-episode series that was scored completely by Robert Russell Bennett. The episode, called Down to

This gentle work for beginning band uses the first six notes learned to create a calm portrait of a winter landscape. Images of snowflakes drifitng to the ground on a cold winter night serve as the

This whimsical and spirited work was inspired by the painting Skating in Central Park by American artist Agnes Tait. Depicting the park in late afternoon, carefree skaters and sledders enjoy their

Designed to reflect the medieval origins of this 12th-century hymn, this beautiful setting offers great opportunities to develop unision phrasing of long melodic lines. With the melody set in both a four