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Orchestral Music Orchestral Music No. Composer Arranger Short Title Grade Class Scoring 3052 Thomas C Rudolf C xmas string 3 vlc 3053 Thomas C French Carol C xmas string 3 vlc 3057 Thomas C We Wish You A Merry Christmas C xmas string 4 vlc 2244 Abba Waignein Forever Abba Gold C wind wind/brass/flexible 4 2791 Abba Waignein Forever Abba Gold C wind wind/flexible/brass 4 1950 Abbe, Donald Ten Elementary Percussions D perc perc 3 1798 Abel A London Bridge Sextet C perc perc 5 1801 Abel A Holiday Special Sextet C perc perc 6 2786 Abreu et al Rapp W Tico Tico (Tico NoFuba) B perc perc 6 4019 Adkins & Epworth Moore Skyfall orch strings 199 Adley/Frazer Stone D Encounter B perc perc 8 1368 Adley/Frazer Sounds Latin C perc perc 8 1441 Adley/Frazer Frere Jacques D perc perc 4-8 2478 Albeniz Arnold M Tango in D C orch orch 3077 Albeniz Lewin G Malaguena B wind 4 sax 272 Albinoni Polnauer Sonata for String Orchestra Op6 No2 A orch strings 355 Albinoni Kneusslin Concerto Dmin Op9 No2 Oboe & Strings B orch strings ob 1195 Albinoni Adagio in Gmin Organ & Strings B orch strings organ 1286 Albinoni Concerto in Bb Op7 No3 Oboe & Strings B orch strings ob 1778 Albinoni Wade D Concerto in Emin for Strings & cembalo B orch strings cem 1782 Albinoni Wade D Grave & Allegro B orch strings 2043 Albinoni Polnauer Sonata for String Orchestra Op6 No2 B orch strings 1553 Albright Take That A perc perc 4 1516 Alfieri Fanfare: 6 Tambourines B perc perc 6 1160 Alford Evans Colonel Bogey C orch flexible 288 Alfven Hare Themes 'Swedish Rhapsody' D orch flexible 3063 Alfven Hare Swedish Rhapsody C orch flexible 514 Allen C Beat-Suite: String Pack B orch strings - wind available 1307 Allen C Folksongs for Orchestra B orch orch 1561 Allen C Little Requiem A orch cor 9brass perc solo SA harp 1590 Allen C Brogborough Hill B orch orch 1698 Allen C Beat-Suite B wind 4 cl/sax 1711 Allen C Beat-Suite B orch strings 1714 Allen C Beat-Suite B orch strings 1926 Allen C Miiniature Suite B wind fl ob cl bsn 2119 Allen C Chicken Licken Variations C orch strings 2120 Allen C Chicken Licken Variations C wind 4 flexible/sax 2128 Allen C Chicken Licken Variations C brass flexible brass 4 2588 Allen C Suite-Nothings B wind 3 cl 2672 Allen C Woodwind World Tour B wind fl ob cl bsn (picc cor) 2676 Allen C Woodwind World Tour B wind fl ob cl bsn (picc cor) 2801 Allen C Fiddle-Fiesta C orch strings 2827 Allen C Beat-Suite B wind 4 flexible/sax 3173 Allen C Swap 'n' Swing B wind Eb x 2 or Eb/Bb 1509 Allison Silver Star D xmas recs perc pf voices 1510 Allison Rio Road No6 Serena D orch rec perc pf 2997 Alwyn W Suite of Scottish Dances C orch orch 309 Anderson K Siinfonietta D orch orch 2026 Anderson, Gerald Spanish Serenade for Strings C orch strings 1216 Anderson, Leroy Sleigh Ride B xmas orch orch 1303 Anderson, Leroy Plink, Plank, Plunk C orch strings 1304 Anderson, Leroy ed Applebaum Fiddle-Faddle Strings B orch strings 1478 Anderson, Leroy Suite of Carols C xmas string strings 1574 Anderson, Leroy Plink, Plank, Plunk C orch strings 1664 Anderson, Leroy Faini Sleigh Ride A perc perc 8 1797 Anderson, Leroy Leroy Anderson B orch strings 1840 Anderson, Leroy Custer Sleigh Ride Samba B xmas fl gtr drums pf (perc) 2055 Anderson, Leroy Waltzing Cat B orch orch 2061 Anderson, Leroy Jazz Pizzicato B orch orch 2070 Anderson, Leroy Syncopated Clock B orch orch 2104 Anderson, Leroy Blue Tango B orch orch 2137 Anderson, Leroy Cerulli Sleigh Ride C xmas orch orch Orchestral Music No. Composer Arranger Short Title Grade Class Scoring 2159 Anderson, Leroy Syncopated Clock B orch orch 2644 Anderson, Leroy Hickman Bugler's Holiday A tpt choir 12 tpt 2667 Anderson, Leroy Ford B Rakes of Mallow A tpt choir 7 tpt 2746 Anderson, Leroy Christmas Festival B xmas orch orch 3168 Anderson, Leroy Bullock J Leroy Anderson Favourites C orch orch or strings 2554 Andersson et al Abba Medley C orch orch 2562 Andersson et al Abba Medley C orch orch 2926 Andersson et al Ricketts T Best of Abba C orch strings 69 Andriessen Movimento Ostinato B orch orch 124 Anon Good D National Anthem C orch orch 239 Anon Rowland Suite C.18th Tunes C orch junior strings 387 Anon Anderson National Airs No1 B orch strings 389 Anon Anderson Three C18th Pieces B orch strings 412 Anon Carse A National Anthem 'God Save The King' D orch strings 447 Anon Fellowes 8 Elizabethan Dance Tunes C chamber quartet & vln/vla 671 Anon Woodhouse C National Airs 2 'God Bless Prince of Wales' D orch orch 672 Anon Woodhouse C National Airs 2 'God Bless Prince of Wales' D orch orch 674 Anon Woodhouse C National Airs 1 'God Save the Queen' D orch orch 1012 Anon Sparke Blow The Wind Southerly C orch flexible 1589 Anon God Save Queen/Bless Prince Of Wales C orch orch 2130 Anon Michaelson Sumer Is Icumen In C wind wind/flexible 4 or 4-6 cl 3082 Anon Lewin G Greensleeves B wind 4 sax 142 Applebaum First Program D orch strings 1194 Applebaum First Program D orch strings 1656 Applebaum First Program D orch strings 380 Applebaum/Ployhar Adventures In Orchestra D orch orch 144 Appleby/Fowler Bacon R Christmas Fantasia B xmas string strings 2063 Arensky Variations On Theme Of Tchaikovsky B orch strings 512 Arne T Trew Water Parted From The Sea C orch strings 1494 Arne T Platt Symphony No4 B orch orch 2646 Arnold Hoffnung Fanfare A tpt choir 12 tpt 1 Arnold M Little Suite for Orchestra No2 B orch orch 4 Arnold M Little Suite for Orchestra No1 Op53 B orch orch 13 Arnold M Toy Symphony B orch orch 300 Arnold M Little Suite for Orchestra No1 Op53 B orch orch 485 Arnold M Toy Symphony B orch orch 1312 Arnold M Arnold M Concerto for Clarinet A wind cl & pf Reduction 1533 Arnold M Song Of Freedom Op109 A orch orch acc 2010 Arnold M Trevelyan Suite A chamber 3fl2ob2cl2hnvlc 2457 Arnold M Radok Overture for Wind A wind 2ob 2cl 2hn 2bsn 2485 Arnold M Bloodworth D Children's Pieces C orch orch 2621 Arnold M Children's Pieces C orch orch 2876 Arnold M Trevelyan Suite A wind fl 2ob 2cl 2hn vlc 1886 Atwell, Shirl DMO B cello 4 vlc 273 Auber Overture 'Bronze Horse' B orch orch 1209 Auton J Up & Back A Double D orch strings 1210 Auton J Up & Back A Double D orch strings 1700 Auton J Auton Ctine Aunt Nan & The Old Man D orch strings 2251 Auton J Nancy's Fancy D chamber string quartet 4006 Bach JC Six Grand Overtures orch orch/double orch 1466 Bach, C P E Concerto for Cello, Flute & Harpsichord A orch strings vlc fl cem 7 Bach, J S Hewitt-Jones Prelude & Fugue B cello 5 vlc 23 Bach, J S Boss Bouree in Gmin C orch orch 24 Bach, J S Boss Gavotte & Musette B orch orch 150 Bach, J S Cantata No57 'Selig Ist Der Mann' A orch orch acc 173 Bach, J S Brandenburg Concerto No4 in G A orch strings vln 2fl cem 210 Bach, J S Brandenburg Concerto No5 in D A orch strings fl vln cem 216 Bach, J S Suite No3 in D A orch strings 2ob 2tpt 274 Bach, J S Geehl Suite Facile C orch orch 275 Bach, J S Woodhouse C Suite of 6 Pieces for Piano B orch strings pf 326 Bach, J S Double Concerto 2 Vln Dmin BWV 1043 A orch strings 2vln 350 Bach, J S Stone D Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring C orch orch Orchestral Music No. Composer Arranger Short Title Grade Class Scoring 351 Bach, J S Stone D Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring C orch orch 358 Bach, J S Suite No2 Bmin B orch strings fl 363 Bach, J S Parkinson Pastoral & Chorale 'Xmas Oratorio' B orch orch 364 Bach, J S Parkinson Pastoral & Chorale 'Xmas Oratorio' B orch orch 457 Bach, J S Parkinson Pastoral & Chorale 'Xmas Oratorio' B xmas orch orch 460 Bach, J S Soldan Brandenburg Concerto No5 in D A orch strings fl vln cem 473 Bach, J S Trew Brother James' Air D orch strings 492 Bach, J S Horton By The Waters Of Babylon B orch orch 507 Bach, J S Concerto Oboe & Violin Dmin BWV1060 A orch strings ob vln 526 Bach, J S Brandenburg Concerto No1 in F A orch Str 3ob 2hn bsn vln 527 Bach, J S Brandenburg Concerto No6 in Bb A orch Str 2vla 2gamba vlc Bass cem 528 Bach, J S Brandenburg Concerto No2 in F A orch strings fl ob tpt vln 623 Bach, J S Stone D Three Chorales C orch orch 624 Bach, J S Stone D Three Chorales C orch orch 632 Bach, J S Geehl Suite Facile C orch orch 684 Bach, J S Lumsden Fifteen Two-Part Inventions B chamber vlnvlc 685 Bach, J S Sadie Nos 1 & 2 of Four Wind Quintets A wind fl ob cl hn bsn 693 Bach, J S Morsch Little Bach Suite No1 C orch 3 string/wind/mixed 726 Bach, J S Hunt Sonata Church Cantata No182 B orch vln rec Bass 727 Bach, J S Hunt Andante Brandenburg Concerto No4 B orch mixed 4 - 2fl vln pf 728 Bach, J S Morsch Little Bach Suite No4 C chamber 2vln vlc or fl/ob cl bsn 737 Bach, J S Cantata No212 'Peasant': Orchestral Parts B orch strings 763 Bach, J S Lumsden Concerto for Double String Orchestra B orch Double orch 869 Bach, J S Concerto Oboe & Violin Dmin BWV1060 A orch strings ob vln 937 Bach, J S Double Concerto 2 Vln Dmin BWV 1043 A orch strings 2vln 960 Bach, J S Suite No2 Bmin B orch strings fl 973 Bach, J S Concerto Violin No2 in E BWV 1042 A orch strings 1019 Bach, J S Urbainczyk Airs & Dances C orch strings 1123 Bach, J S Christensen Air Suite in D B wind 5 fl dbass 1174 Bach, J S Brandenburg Concerto No3 in G B orch strings 1185 Bach, J S Stokowski Toccata & Fugue in Dmin B orch orch 1251 Bach, J S Lawton Sonatina Cantata 106 B orch orch acc 1258 Bach, J S Otty/Rattenbury 3-Part Inventions String Trio Nos 9-15 B chamber 2vln vlc 1378 Bach, J S Brandenburg Concerto No3 in G B orch strings 1391 Bach, J S Brandenburg Concerto No5 in D B orch strings fl vln cem 1392 Bach, J S Woodhouse C 4 Pieces Suite in D C orch strings 1474 Bach, J S Concerto in Dmin for Piano BWV1052 B orch strings cem 1657 Bach, J S Concerto Violin/Strings Amin BWV1041 A orch strings
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