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Foreword Publisher Codes FOREWORD The following catalog is a complete, up-to-date listing of the Full and String Orchestra music available for purchase from the TODA Prescribed Music List. The catalog is organized into sections—the Full Orchestra is broken down by TODA Grade Level and sorted by composer/arranger last name, and the String Orchestra is broken down by TODA Grade Level and sorted by title. Each entry also lists the Luck’s catalog number and the publisher code. If you need further information, such as timing, instrumentation, or description of the work, please visit our website, www.lucksmusic.com. Our searchable database is the most complete online service of its kind, with information on more than 26,000 titles. AUDIO AND SCORE SAMPLES: Audio (♪) and score (F) samples are available through the Luck’s Music Library online searchable database. Listen and preview thousands of titles at www.lucksmusic.com. TRANSPOSED WINDS: On many of the titles listed you will find a (T) to indicate that transposed wind parts are available from Luck’s Music Library. Transposed winds are included in the set of parts, or may be purchased separately. Luck’s Music Library is proud to serve the educational needs of teachers and students by making the original standard orchestra literature available and accessible. DISCOUNTS: Luck’s Music Library offers a 10% institutional discount on most titles. Please give a Purchase Order number with your order if one is required. FREE SHIPPING: Luck’s Music Library offers free shipping on orders over $100 upon request. We encourage you to take advantage of our Approval Service. Upon request, examination scores will be sent for your evaluation. We request that you purchase a reasonable percentage of the items sent on approval. Because of this unique service, be advised that all publications purchased will be shipped on a Non-Returnable basis. HOW TO ORDER: • Please indicate your name, account number, catalog number, composer/arranger, and composition. • Shipments are made via UPS, pre-paid and added to the invoice. • All shipments are non-returnable and prices are subject to publisher’s revision. • Please include your Purchase Order number if applicable. PERSONAL ORDERS: Personal purchases can be handled with a credit card. We accept MasterCard, Visa, and American Express. Please supply appropriate information regarding your credit card when placing orders. Luck’s Music Library www.lucksmusic.com [email protected] P.O. Box 71397 800-348-8749 / 248-583-1820 Madison Heights, MI 48071 248-583-1114 FAX PUBLISHER CODES ALF Alfred Music Company Good Good Music Oxford Oxford University Press G. Schirmer Barn Barnhouse GS Peer Southern/Peer Music Belwin GW Great Works Publishing BE QW Queenwood BH Boosey & Hawkes HE Highland Etling Bourne Bourne HL Hal Leonard Music RBC RBC Broude Brothers Broude Kalmus Kalmus Sch Schott Company C. Alan C. Alan Publications Kendor Kendor Sha Shawnee SMC Southern Music Company C. Voce Colla Voce Latham Latham Music Enterprise CF Carl Fischer LML Luck’s Music Library Tempo Tempo Press CFP C.F. Peters Corporation LS Lake State Publications TP Theodore Presser Company Dor Dorabet Lud Ludwig Music Publishing TRN TRN Music Publisher Ludwin Ludwin FJH FJH Music Company WB Warner Brothers MAS Masters Music WJ Wingert Jones Galaxy Galaxy Wynn Wynn Music Publishers GMM Grand Mesa Music NAK Neil A. Kjos YWP Young World Publishers PRESCRIBED MUSIC LIST - FULL ORCHESTRA Luck # UIL ID# Title Composer Arranger Grade Publisher Code FO - Grade 0 921-0-18184 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Beethoven 0 LML 921-0-18185 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Berlioz 0 LML 921-0-18186 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Bizet 0 LML 921-0-18187 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Borodin 0 LML 921-0-18188 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Brahms 0 LML 921-0-33233 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Bruckner 0 LML 921-0-25735 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Debussy 0 LML 921-0-18189 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Dvorak 0 LML 921-0-25736 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Faure 0 LML 921-0-18190 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Glazunov 0 LML 921-0-25737 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Gluck 0 LML 921-0-18193 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Haydn 0 LML 921-0-33234 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Mahler 0 LML 921-0-18195 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Mendelssohn 0 LML 921-0-18196 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Mozart 0 LML 921-0-25738 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Prokofieff 0 LML 921-0-25738 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Rachmaninoff 0 LML 921-0-18197 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Rimsky-Korsakov 0 LML 921-0-18198 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Rossini 0 LML 921-0-25739 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Saint-Saens 0 LML 921-0-25740 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Salieri 0 LML 921-0-18199 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Schubert 0 LML 921-0-18200 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Schumann 0 LML 921-0-18202 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Sibelius 0 LML 921-0-33236 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Strauss, Richard 0 LML 921-0-18203 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Tschaikowsky 0 LML 921-0-18204 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Verdi 0 LML 921-0-18205 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony von Suppe 0 LML 921-0-18206 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony von Weber 0 LML 921-0-18207 Overture, tone poem, or one mvt. of a symphony Wagner 0 LML FO - Grade 1 30289 921-1-30990 Sword Dance Anon. or Trad. Phillips 1 BE (ALF) ♪ F 64000 921-1-30989 Fanfare and Fireworks Balmages 1 FJH ♪ F 07777 921-1-18212 Rumanian Folk Dances Bartok 1 LML 51010 921-1-18213 Hymn To Joy (fr. Symphony No. 9) Beethoven Benoy 1 Good F 38072 921-1-18214 Chester Billings Lloyd 1 NAK F 30288 921-1-30991 The Prince of Denmark’s March Clarke Phillips 1 BE (ALF) ♪ F 43129 921-1-18227 Morning (fr. Peer Gynt Suite) Grieg Meyer 1 Wynn (RBC) F 43117 921-1-18238 Kabalevsky Suite Kabalevsky Hull 1 Wynn (RBC) F 43029 921-1-18239 Elizabethan Suite Lamb 1 Wynn (RBC) F 43037 921-1-18244 From the London Notebook Mozart Forsblad, Livingston 1 Wynn (RBC) F 43132 921-1-18245 Can Can (fr. Orpheus in the Underworld) Offenbach Meyer 1 Wynn (RBC) F 40022 921-1-18246 An English Suite Purcell Scarmolin 1 Lud (MAS) F 43099 921-1-18250 Gloria and Alleluia (fr. Christmas Oratorio) Saint-Saens Isaac 1 Wynn (RBC) F 43118 921-1-18256 Emperor Waltz, Op. 437 Strauss Meyer 1 Wynn (RBC) F 43131 921-1-18258 March (fr. Symphony No. 2) Tschaikowsky Meyer 1 Wynn (RBC) F FO - Grade 2 40061 921-2-30993 Shenandoah Anon. or Trad. Davis 2 Lud (MAS) F 38040 921-2-18331 Simple Gifts Anon. or Trad. Shapiro 2 NAK F 43030 921-2-18340 English Country Dance Anon. or Trad. Walter 2 Wynn (RBC) F 64008 921-2-33362 Eagles Among Us Balmages 2 FJH ♪ F 07777 921-2-18275 Rumanian Folk Dances Bartok 2 LML 43063 921-2-18274 Peasant Suite Bartok Bauernschmidt 2 Wynn (RBC) F 35002 921-2-30992 Aragonaise (fr. Carmen) Bizet Meyer 2 HE (ALF) ♪ F 43139 921-2-32077 Farandole (fr. L’Arlesienne Suite No. 2) Bizet Meyer 2 Wynn (RBC) F 33156 921-2-18705 Symphony No. 4 Brahms Meyer 2 HE (ALF) F 33120 921-2-18277 March Prelude Charpentier Leidig 2 HE (ALF) F 30159 921-2-25741 Engines of Resistance Clark 2 BE (ALF) ♪ F CODE: ‘T’ = transposed winds, ♪ = audio sample available, www.lucksmusic.com Ph: (800) 348-8749 F = score sample available, Bold = New for 2018 Luck # UIL ID# Title Composer Arranger Grade Publisher Code FO - Grade 2 30307 921-2-31796 King William’s March Clarke Phillips 2 BE (ALF) ♪ F 43020 921-2-18282 Corelli Suite Corelli Bauernschmidt 2 Wynn (RBC) F 40001 921-2-18281 Adagio and Allegro Op. 6, No. 6 Corelli Muller 2 Lud (MAS) F 30314 921-2-32078 Gavotte Corelli Phillips 2 BE (ALF) ♪ F 33121 921-2-28170 Slavonic Legend Del Borgo 2 HE (ALF) F 30315 921-2-32079 Theme from “New World Symphony” Dvorak Pfeil 2 BE (ALF) ♪ F 49030 921-2-18289 Pomp and Circumstance March No. 4 Elgar Isaac 2 TRN ♪ F 43146 921-2-18290 Partita Elliott 2 Wynn (RBC) 38075 921-2-18298 Sarabande and March Handel Leidig 2 NAK F 33155 921-2-28307 Hornpipe (fr. Water Music) Handel Meyer 2 HE (ALF) F 33166 921-2-30170 La Rejouissance (fr. Royal Fireworks Music) Handel Meyer 2 HE (ALF) ♪ F 33191 921-2-31933 Overture to Royal Fireworks Music Handel Meyer 2 HE (ALF) ♪ F 33175 921-2-30169 Military Symphony, mvt. 2 (fr. Symphony No. 100) Haydn Meyer 2 HE (ALF) F 31000 921-2-18301 Divertimento Haydn Stone 2 BH (HL) F 43065 921-2-18309 Procession (fr.
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