Stride - Fanfare and Scherzo for Horn solo and Piano reduction

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Stride - Fanfare and Scherzo for Horn solo and Piano reductionFred Stride composed his dynamic work Fanfare and Scherzo for solo Horn, Strings and Timpani in the 1990's for horn virtuoso Martin Hackleman. It was first performed with the CBC Radio Orchestra of Vancouver. The work has many dimensions, from the angular Fanfare, flashy scales, dance like syncopations and calm bridge sections of the Scherzo. This edition is the reduction of the chamber string version, is about 9 minutes in length, is appropriate for

Robert Schumann's Konzertstück (Concert Piece)

It was a great popular success and Verdi toured with it all over Europe

This three-minute work in waltz style gives the soloist a chance to show their ability to turn a beautiful phrase

This work is about 23 minutes in length

continuing with a cadenza-like section

It is about 3 1/2 minutes in length

Davies's 16 Changing Meter Pieces are intended for the serious private Tuba student at the 11th-12th grade level

Contrabass Trombone and Bass Tuba can be used along with the optional Timpani part

and the movement closes quietly in E major

Ave Maria is featured on YouTube® as a "Virtual Choir International Multitrack" for a Children's Charity in South Africa

The instrumentation is for:

The playing is awesome