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Printed Music Catalogue New Titles – 2021 Goodmusic PRINTED MUSIC CATALOGUE NEW TITLES – 2021 VOCal, CHORal & INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC & MUSIC FOR oRCHESTRA CONTENTS Goodmusic LATEST NEWS . page 3 Goodmusic is owned and run by Music for ORCHESTRA . page 4-10 Elizabeth and David Good who started the business in 1974 Music for CHOIRS . page 11-13 retailing printed music and Music for VOICE . page 13-14 books on music. In 1995 we started publishing music and Music for PIANO . page 14 have grown steadily ever since, Music for ORGAN . page 15 also taking over the business of Music for SOLO INSTRUMENTS . page 15-16 Roberton Publications in August 2003. In 2012 we sold the general retail part of our business and we Music for HARP . page 16-17 now concentrate on selling just our own publishing catalogue. Music for INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE . page 17-18 We supply only by mail order and do not have showroom facilities. CHILDREN’S OPERA . page 18 PRICES shown are correct at 1st January 2021 MUSIC CHARTS . page 19 but are subject to change. VAT is charged at 0% on printed music. PHOTOCOPYING All of our titles published before 2020 are detailed in our PRINTED MUSIC CATALOGUE | 2020 It is ILLEGAL and UNFAIR to copy any of our publications. A purchaser is NOT permitted to make extra copies. If you would like us to send you There should be no reason why you cannot obtain a copy just let copies of any of the music in this catalogue. us know – or you can We will always maintain stocks of these titles and keep see it on them in print (unless prevented from doing so by any our website copyright restrictions placed upon us). We usually supply orders within one working day whether to individual customers or to music retailers. If you have difficulty obtaining our publications, please let us know! WHERE TO BUY OUR MUSIC All of our publications should be available through your usual music dealer or we are happy to supply you direct; we send music to customers all over the world. You can order from us by mail, telephone, e-mail or buy on-line at our website. We operate by mail-order and do not have a shop or showroom that you can visit or collect orders from. We keep all of our publications in print and immediately available and we usually despatch orders either on the day that we receive them or within one working day (whether to individuals or to music dealers), so you should never have to wait very long for any of our titles! If you have problems getting any of our publications, please let us know. To keep up to date with our new titles visit our website. For many of our more recent titles you can see and hear the scores on-line. Catalogue designed and typeset by Goodmusic. © 2021 Goodmusic Publishing Ltd Goodmusic incorporating Roberton Publications PO Box 100, Tewkesbury GL20 7YQ UK Tel: 01684 773883 Website: www.goodmusicpublishing.co.uk 3 PRINTED MUSIC CATALOGUE NEW TITLES – 2021 LATEST NEWS 2020 was a strange year! The first month or so was like many other years and then, suddenly, the world changed. Most music and concerts came to a halt and everything was cancelled. Musicians, whether professional or amateur, had to stay at home and many, it would seem, spent their time composing or arranging instead – judging by the number of submissions of new works and requests to submit material we received. Our sales of music fell to around a quarter of what we would normally expect, but on the plus side this gave us much more time to devote to publishing new works. As a result, to date we have issued over 100 new titles since the start of 2020 – now you just need to buy them! Some of our time was taken up preparing DIGITAL DOWNLOADS which are now available on our website for a number of our titles. For more information see the details on pages 5 & 15. This supplementary NEW TITLES 2021 CATALOGUE gives details of all of the titles that have been issued since the start of 2020, the vast majority of which were not shown in our last PRINTED MUSIC CATALOGUE 2020 which is the best place to look for all of our previous titles. All the prices shown in the 2020 catalogue are unchanged for 2021. We aim to bring out our next updated complete catalogue for the start of 2022. We have had several major projects on the go lately . GUSTAV HOLST – In conjunction with The Holst Society, we have issued previously unpublished choral works and solo songs by Holst: “Clear and Cool” for choir and orchestra, “The Voyager” a collection of 12 part-songs for mixed voice choir and over 50 solo songs in four volumes, each published for high and low voices. Details on page 13. POLO PIATTI – As well as his “Impossible Pieces” for soloist(s) and orchestra, we now offer Polo’s set of FOURTEEN ARGENTINE DANCES for orchestra, pieces based on the many traditional dances popular in Argentina. Each one is guaranteed to at least get your foot tapping though you may find yourself forced to dance! They are all published separately so you can play just one (it would make an excellent concert encore), choose several to form a suite of dances, or play all 14 which amounts to about an hour of music. Details on page 8 & 9. PAUL CARR has been busy writing numerous choral works, both large and small, all for performances or recordings this year (hopefully!). The larger works include “Four New Seasons” (after Vivaldi), “Into the Light” (with a nod to Handel) and “The Light of Love - A Requiem” (with a nod to Mozart). Shorter works are “I Offer You Love”, “You, God, are My God”, “In the Bleak Mid-Winter”, “Music, When Soft Voices Die” and “Go, Lovely Rose”. Details on page 12. and many more detailed in the following pages . 4 MUSICMUSIC FORFOR ORCHESTRAORCHESTRA The GOODMUSIC ORCHESTRAL SERIES is an extensive series of orchestral music with titles suitable not only for schools, youth orchestras and amateur orchestras but professionals and any orchestra looking for shorter concert works. Each title is conveniently packaged in a plastic pocket containing a full score and a complete set of parts which comprises one of each wind, brass and percussion part and string parts 4/4/3/4/2 plus any solo, keyboard or harp parts (unless otherwise stated). Where any alternative string parts such as 3rd violin are available, similar quantities are included. These packs represent excellent value for money. Although the PACKS are a convenient and cost-effective way of buying our orchestral music, EXTRA PARTS and EXTRA SCORES are available for all titles. Standard full scores are A4 in size, but for some more complex, larger works an A3 sized score is also on sale. Copying Categories It is ILLEGAL and UNFAIR to copy any of our publications and GOODMUSIC CONCERT CLASSICS offenders are liable to prosecution. A purchaser is NOT permitted to Concert works and well-known excerpts. Some make extra copies of scores or parts. There should be no reason why arranged for amateur orchestra, others are faithful to you cannot obtain copies of any of the music in this series. We will the original and have merely been tidied up to ensure always maintain stocks of these titles and keep them in print (unless that trumpet parts are in Bb, Horn parts in F etc. to prevented from doing so by any copyright restrictions placed upon us). make them suitable for less experienced players. If you need extra parts they are available. We virtually always supply Catalogue numbers start GMCL and covers are orders within one working day whether to retail customers or to music yellow. dealers. Grades of Difficulty GOODMUSIC CONCERT POPS Popular titles and music used in films in arrangements Attributing a particular level of difficulty to an orchestral piece is for standard concert orchestra enable the orchestra awkward! A piece may be easy for the strings but difficult for the brass; that enjoys the titles in our other categories to play it may feature a tricky instrumental solo but the other parts may be something lighter. These titles also make good relatively straightforward. However, we have now graded all of our encore material. Catalogue numbers start GMCP orchestral titles from Level A (easy) to Level F (difficult). and pack covers are orange. These levels should be taken as a guide only! You can look at most of the scores on our website to check whether it is suitable for you. Level A = for players up to UK Grade 3 GOODMUSIC CONCERT CHORALS Level B = Grade 3 to 5 Short pieces for orchestra and choir, although in Level C = Grade 4 to 6 many cases the choir can be omitted as parts are Level D = Grade 5 to 7 cued to allow for performances with orchestra alone. Level E = Grade 6 to 8 Well-known choruses can therefore be included in Level F = Grade 7 upwards an orchestral concert. Catalogue numbers start GMCH and pack covers are red. S Strings only GOODMUSIC CONCERT CAPERS A number of our works are for String Orchestra or can be played by for student orchestra strings only, though some are arrangements with a piano to fill in missing These titles, some original pieces, some wind parts. When browsing through the catalogue you can recognise arrangements, are designed specifically for orchestras these works easily as they are shown with a S symbol. This symbol is up to around grade 3-4 standard.
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