The first printing of the recently-discovered "original" version of the music by the little known A.K.A. Bach that later became known as "The Clarinet Polka".

A march in 18th century style with some surprising use of traditional rhythms. Also available for 2Cl, Bn, 2Hn [7206A].

This is the downloadable version of the work. A pre-printed, paper version is also available.

This is a revised and re-notated version of this work. Cues have been added and the keys of the first three movements have been changed.

An aural scrapbook of music heard during the 19th century: 1. Washington’s March at the Battle of Trenton by James Hewitt (1770 - 1827), 2. Farewell, Thou Dear Country by G. F. Stanbury (1800 - 1845) 3. Waltz by F. A. Vogel, 4. Reel and Hornpipe (Buckley's Favorite Reel and Saratoga Hornpipe). For wind nonet. E-flat and B-flat contra bass clarinet parts are provided to substitute for contrabassoon or double bass.

Not the famous piece in D Minor! The Prelude is from 12 Little Preludes; the Fugue is from Miscellaneous Klavier Pieces. A good concert opener. The Prelude is Bach’s, the Fugue probably Kellner’s. Grade: Moderate.

This is the downloadable version of the work. A pre-printed, paper version is also available.

A single movement inspired by watching people walk - fast, slow, with purpose, aimlessly - on a sidewalk. Dedicated to the Tower Duo: For Erin Helegson Torres and Michael Rene Torres. Relatively demanding with a difficulty rating of 6 or 7 out of 10 (difficult).

This is the downloadable version of the work. A pre-printed, paper version is also available.