from String Quartet No.1 Op.11. Par TCHAIKOVSKY PYOTR ILYICH / NICHOLAS ELLIS(Arr.). The slow movement of Tchaikovsky’s First String Quartet is one of his most cherished melodies. Inspired by a Russian folk tune he had heard sung by a house servant, the Andante Cantabile combines heartfelt simplicity with the composer’s gift for lyrical expansion. The movement soon took on a life of its own, admir…

from La Vida Breve. Par DE FALLA MANUEL / ELLIS NICHOLAS (Arr.). Drawn from his early opera La vida breve (1905), de Falla’s Spanish Dance No. 1 has become one of his most celebrated pieces. Bursting with rhythmic fire and Andalusian colour, it captures the spirit of Spanish folk tradition with its driving pulse, passionate melodies, and sudden shifts between delicacy and intensity. In this arrang…

Par FEENSTRA KATHLEEN. Blossoms of Colour is a collection of expressive, heartfelt atmospheric piano solos for late intermediate to advanced Level students. / Date parution : 2024-06-01/ Recueil / Piano

Sonata for harp Op. 163. Par BAKER ANDREW. A substantial and powerfully evocative new work for harp in four movements. Each distinctively imaginative movement can be played separately, as each tells its own story. Contemporary conventional and neo-classical writing, for intermediate/advanced players. Duration c. 22mins. / Date parution : 2025-11-18/ Répertoire / Harpe

Par BIBER HEINRICH IGNAZ FRANZ. / Date parution : 2025-10-10/ Répertoire / Orchestre D'Harmonie

Par KINROSS JOHN. John Kinross (b. Edinburgh 1848, d. London 1890) John Kinross’ music has become not merely neglected – it has become virtually invisible. Contemporary reports tell that he was, firstly, an extremely talented and successful piano teacher in Dundee, then a freelance composer and pianist in London. He wrote a substantial number of compositions for the young pianist; these works d…

Par . Learning the piano, particularly at a very young age, can be a collaborative experience between student and teacher. The piano teacher is in a unique position to directly influence musical development through the use of teacher/student duets. The ‘unequal’ musical experience Much excellent duet music has been written where the student part is at a “novice” level and the teacher part at a …

Par KINROSS JOHN. John Kinross (b. Edinburgh 1848, d. London 1890) John Kinross’ music has become not merely neglected – it has become virtually invisible. Contemporary reports tell that he was, firstly, an extremely talented and successful piano teacher in Dundee, then a freelance composer and pianist in London. He wrote a substantial number of compositions for the young pianist; these works d…