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Scotch Tape

Scotch Tape was written in memory of Jack Smith- phantasmagorical film-maker. It is typical of Finnissy in that it is very demanding for the performer. The upper part can be played on either clarinet or violin.

Judith Weir: Scotch Minstrelsy

For Tenor (or Soprano) and Piano. Scotch Minstrelsy is a song cycle comprising settings of five Scottish ballads whose subject matter is almost exclusively violent happenings which take place against the beautiful background of the Scottish countryside. "It was my intention to reflect this underlying irony in the way words are set to music." (J.W.) First performed on 14 May 1982. Duration: c.12 minutes.

Edward MacDowell: Scotch Poem Op.31 No.2

The Scotch Poem is from a set of pieces known as Six Poems of Heinrich Heine. In this case the image is of a beautiful woman singing and playing her harp sadly as she wastes away in a tower in Scotland.

Scotch Guard

Easy Piano Solo.

Scotch Folksongs

Hamish MacCunn: Jenny's Bawbee

A terrific nineteenth century song for Voice and Piano by talented young Scotch composer, Hamish MacCunn.

Hamish MacCunn: In The Garb Of Old Gaul

A terrific nineteenth century song for Voice and Piano by talented young Scotch composer, Hamish MacCunn.

Dalby: Scotch Rhapsody (Viola Part)

Henry Purcell: Minuet, Queen's Dolour etc. (coll. Guitare No.102) (Guitar solo)

Hornpipe, Minuet a new Ground, Jig, Rondeau, Rigadoon, Prelude, New Scotch Tune, Canary, A New Irish Tune, Saraband and Gavotte

Dalby: Scotch Rhapsody (Viola Part and Piano Score)

Mostly Scotch (Wid A Wee Bit A' Soda)

These innovative musical creations are not only fun and easy to play but will delight the harpist by using the full spectrum of the pedal harp?s abilities. Arrangements contain fingering, standard harp notations plus explanations to execute the lesser-known effects. Also contains lyrics where applicable. The book has interesting prose on how the authors emulated the feel of the bagpipe sound on the harp plus Scottish trivia and information on Scottish music. Free audio downloads are available for use with this title.

Henry Purcell: Voluntary For Double Organ

Purcell's 'Voluntary For Double Organ' has two stops. The opening is very intricate in a rhythmical sense as it mixes scotch snaps with dotted rhythms, followed up with some very free and ornate music.

Julian Cannonball Adderley Collection

24 solo transcriptions and performance notes, including: Dat Dere œ Love for Sale œ Freddie Freeloader œ Limehouse Blues œ The Way You Look Tonight œ Scotch and Water œ Jeannine œ All Blues œ and more.

God be with us

for SATB unaccompanied This uplifting anthem sets the Invocation text from Carmina Gadelica. McDowall's beautiful melodies flow and intertwine, decorated by scotch snaps that reflect the text's origin. Suitable for services orconcerts. Also published in Breath of Song.

Cyril Scott: Scotch Lullabye Op57 No.3-low Voice/Piano (Key-d)

Cyril Scott: Scotch Lullabye Op57 No.3-high Voice/Piano (Key-f)

Scottish Legend

Amy Beach's Scottish Legend evokes Scotland in its wistful melody, adorned by Scotch snaps and conveying a folk-like atmosphere, but spiced up with a few late-Romantic harmonies. Contrasts between major and minor are also used totelling effect in this gently attractive piece, sympathetically arranged for the organ by Robert Gower.

John Lee Hooker: Signature Guitar Licks

Explore the earthy blues of inimitable Guitar legend John Lee Hooker with this book/CD pack!Dave Rubin explores licks from: Blues Before Sunrise; Boogie Chillen No. 2; Boom Boom; Bottle Up and Go; Catfish Blues; Dimples; Hoogie Boogie; It Serves Me Right to Suffer; Mama, You Got a Daughter; Moaning Blues; One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer; This Is Hip (This Is It); Tupelo (Tupelo Blues); Wednesday Evening Blues

Macdowell The World Loves Dc29

Alla Tarantella (Op 39, No 2)From A Wandering Iceberg (From Sea Pieces Op 55, No 2)Hungarian (Op 39, No 12)Improvisation (Op 46, No 4)Nautilus (From Sea Pieces Op 55, No 7)Polonaise (Op 46, No 12)Scotch Poem (Op 31, No 2)Shadow Dance (Op 39, No 2)Sung Outside The Prince's Door (Op 4, No 1)To A Water Lily (From Woodland Sketches, Op 51)To A Wile Rose (From Woodland Sketches, Op 51)

Music for the Heather Folk

A wonderful collection of 28 Celtic harp solos based on music from Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Selections include: Banish Misfortune; The Cliffs of Moher; Kitty's Wedding; Guilderoy; Nyth Y Gwcw; the Mist Covered Mountains of Home; Farewell to Williamstown; Glenlivet; Machynlleth; the Dark Isle; My Dearie; Scotch Mist; I Wish You Would Marry Me Now; Sir Watkins' Jig; Treasure of Sierra Madre; The Blackbird; The Bonnie Lass O'Bon Accord; and more. All selections appear in grand staff notation.

Highland Games

Scotland is famed for its rich landscapes and proud heritage. It is also the country that is known for ‘housing’ the Loch Ness Monster. In celebration of their heritage the Scots annually hold their Highland Games treating audiences to the traditional ‘sports’ competed by their clan descendents. The Dutch composer Henk Hogestein used the Scottish Highland Games as a source of inspiration for this rugged three-movement work. A wonderful opportunity to celebrate Scotch culture with a highly-charged work for your Concert Band.

Highland Games

Scotland is famed for its rich landscapes and proud heritage. It is also the country that is known for ‘housing’ the Loch Ness Monster. In celebration of their heritage the Scots annually hold their Highland Games treating audiences to the traditional ‘sports’ competed by their clan descendents. The Dutch composer Henk Hogestein used the Scottish Highland Games as a source of inspiration for this rugged three-movement work. A wonderful opportunity to celebrate Scotch culture with a highly-charged work for your Concert Band.

Highland Games

Scotland is famed for its rich landscapes and proud heritage. It is also the country that is known for ‘housing’ the Loch Ness Monster. In celebration of their heritage the Scots annually hold their Highland Games treating audiences to the traditional ‘sports’ competed by their clan descendents. The Dutch composer Henk Hogestein used the Scottish Highland Games as a source of inspiration for this rugged three-movement work. A wonderful opportunity to celebrate Scotch culture with a highly-charged work for your Concert Band.

Raùl Maldonado: L'Arbre mort (Guitar solo)

Born in 1937 in Argentina, Raül Maldonado has led a significant career as an internationally acclaimed lecturer on music. He has also enjoyed success as a guitarist and composer for the instrument. L'Arbre Mort is no exception to the composer's achievements. With a typical performance lasting about 1 minute and 45 seconds, L'Arbre Mort provides beginner to intermediate level guitarists with an exciting, alternative piece to learn. Containing use of triplets, scotch snap rhythms, chords, and alternating time signatures, Maldonado work for Guitar addresses variation and technique to a suitable level. L'Arbre Mort is an exciting addition to the beginner to intermediate classical Guitar repertoire and cannot be missed by aspiring players of the instrument.