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Worsham, DanielTry with ScoreFlipper™ The composer writes - Horn Quartet No. 1 was written with the American orchestral horn section in mind. The Assistant part is almost identical to the...
AOS1530
TraditionalTry with ScoreFlipper™ In dulci jubilo, one of the most upbeat of Christmas melodies, dates from 14th-century Germany. It is a mainstay in the Nine Lessons and Carols...
AOS1220
Pierpont, JamesTry with ScoreFlipper™ The popular Christmas tune arranged for four horns. search terms: Maiden, Müller, Mueller, Maiden Müller, Maiden Mueller, Maiden-Müller, or...
CM1435
Banchieri, AdrianoTry with ScoreFlipper™ "L'ardina" by Adriano Banchieri, and arranged for Horn Quartet by Craig Kaucher
CM1449
Rossini, GioachinoTry with ScoreFlipper™ "Largo Al Factotum" is a famous number from Rossini's "The Barber of Seville".
CM2433
Grieg, EdvardTry with ScoreFlipper™ Grieg's famous "Cradle Song", from his Lyric Pieces for Piano.
AOS927
Taneyev, SergeyTry with ScoreFlipper™ "Night" was composed for Mens Choir in 1881 by Russian composer Sergey Taneyev. It is arranged here for Horn Quartet.
AOS1440
Barnby, JosephTry with ScoreFlipper™ Now the Day Is Over, written in 1865 by Sabine Baring-Gould of Dalton, Yorks, England, and printed in the Church Times that same year, has become...
AOS1439
Dykes, JohnTry with ScoreFlipper™ Raised in the Church of England, Frederick W. Faber (b. Calverly, Yorkshire, England, 1814; d. Kensington, London, England, 1863) came from a...
AOS1228
Wade, John FrancisTry with ScoreFlipper™ O Come, All Ye Faithful" (originally written in Latin as Adeste Fideles) is a Christmas carol attributed to John Francis Wade. Beautiful,...
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