Hello Music-Scorers! This week Anne has created five arrangements of the action packed piece Ride of the Valkyries. One that many of us associate with Adventure films. I am sure that most of you are aware of this piece but just in case or if you’d just like to feel like a hero saving the world click on… Read More »
Giacomo Puccini was an Italian composer who was born in 1858. He was from a musical family – in fact five generations of organists and composers for the Cathedral of San Martino. Sadly, his father died when he was only five but his position at the Cathedral was held and he took it at the age of fourteen… Read More »
Hello Music -Scorers! I hope this email finds you safe and well. This week Anne has created five new quartets. These quartets are of Puccini’s O’Mio Babbino Caro for the Clarinet, Wind, Brass, String and Saxophone – click on the links below to view the sheet music. Saxophone QuartetString QuartetBrass QuartetWind QuartetClarinet Quartet Take a look at our… Read More »
Hello Music Scorers! I hope that you are all surviving and managing to keep upbeat. Anne has added nine new arrangements to Music-Scores.com this week. Clap for Carers The first arrangement consists of 3 songs CLAP FOR CARERS for any instrument. As so many of us around the world are clapping once a week in support of our… Read More »
Hello Music-Scorers! This week Anne has added five new arrangements of Benjamin Godard’s Suite de Trois Morceaux. As the name suggests the piece is split into three movements: Allegretto – is a great favourite in the flute repertoire.Idylle – is dreamy and nostalgic, and is demanding for both soloist and accompanist as it weaves through interesting modulations.Valse –… Read More »
Hello Music-Scorers! I hope that you are all safe and healthy at this unusual time. This week Anne has added 5 new arrangements to the site from Op.116 by the French composer Benjamin Godard. Four of these pieces are from the second part of Suite de 3 Morceaux, Idylle which is dreamy and nostalgic, and is demanding for… Read More »
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Fun Fact! Sergei Rachmaninoff had incredibly big hands which could span 12 keys… making some of his works difficult to play! Introduction Sergei Rachmaninoff was a Russian composer who lived in the 20th Century. His early works were very much influenced by other famous Russian composers such as Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Balakirev and Mussorgsky. However as he became more… Read More »
Hello Music Scorers! Wow what a week!! Such a crazy time and not one that many of us anticipated. Well done to all of you who are sticking to the isolation rules in your country (if you currently have them). It’s not the easiest of times, but we can all do it. We have the power of social… Read More »
Hello Music Scorers I hope that you are all healthy and coping with the current situation that the world finds itself in. Despite everything there’s always a bit of good that comes out of these things and as we’ve seen in the media especially in Italy how communities have come together with music. Take a look at this… Read More »