Hello again Music-Scorers! Welcome to the first of our September classical sheet music updates. This week Anne has added a couple of arrangements of the lovely traditional piece Shenandoah. Anne tells us that the piece could have been a song of a fur trader who was in love with the daughter of a Native American chief named Shenandoah… Read More »
Parry Sheet Music and Biography Sir Charles Hubert Hastings Parry (born 27 Feb 1848) was an English composer, historian of music, and teacher. On music-scores.com we have a few arrangements of the Parry sheet music Jerusalem which he is famous for composing. This piece is often referred to as the second British national anthem. Life and Career Parry… Read More »
Paradies PD Sheet Music Paradies Sheet Music and Biography Pietro Domenico Paradies was born in Naples in 1707. He was an Italian harpsichordist and composer of the eighteenth century. However, he spent much of his career in London. We have Paradies sheet music on Music-Scores com his for Toccata Career Paradies moved to Venice in 1739 in order to… Read More »
Hello Music-Scorers! Here’s our latest classical sheet music update for you. We are nearing the end of the month and hope this post finds you all well. This week we have two more new arrangements of The Last Rose of Summer for solo instruments for you – Trumpet and Tenor Sax. If you want to listen to the vocal version there… Read More »
Paradis MT Sheet Music and Biography Maria Theresia von Paradis (also spelt Paradies) was born in Vienna on 15 May 1759. She became blind from around the age of three. She wrote a number of solo piano works, keyboard music and vocal pieces along with cantatas and operas. However, she is very much forgotten about today. We have… Read More »
Palestrina Sheet Music and Biography Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina (born c1525) was an Italian composer during the Romantic period, born in Palestrina near Rome. He wrote more than one hundred and five masses and two hundred and fifty motets. His most famous and heavenly mass is ‘Missa Papae Marcelli’. It is still regularly sung in Catholic churches all… Read More »
Hello Classical Sheet Music friends! Anne has continued to produce more classical sheet music arrangements of The Last Rose of Summer for solo instruments. This week we’ve published versions for Descant Recorder, Alto Sax, Baritone Sax, Bassoon and French Horn. Our contributor Klas Krantz has also been busy preparing arrangements of Op.47, No.4 Cadiz by Albeniz. Did you know that… Read More »
Nielsen Sheet Music and Biography Carl Nielsen (born 9 June 1865) is probably the most famous Danish composer who ever lived. His symphony No.4, ‘The inextinguishable’ is one of his most played works. We have a small selection of arrangements of his work Fog is Lifting arranged for different instruments on music-scores.com. For many years he was on… Read More »
Mussorgsky Sheet Music and Biography Modest Mussorgsky is a famous Russian composer from the nineteenth century. He was a member of The Five or also known as The Russian Five. He is famous for his opera ‘Boris Godunov’ and songs and piano pieces from Pictures from an Exhibition. His music reflected a Romantic but unique Russian musical identity.… Read More »
Hello again Music-Scorers! Anne has been busy once more this week and has added some more classical sheet music arrangements of Brahms – The Last Rose of Summer for solo instruments including Trombone, Euphonium and Viola. There’s also a new arrangement of Anne’s own composition Va-moose! for Clarinet and the first of many arrangements of Albeniz. Op.47, No.4 Cadiz from our contributor Klas Krantz. Keep a… Read More »