The complete instrumental ensemble music in a new performing edition (43 canzonas and sonatas).

Return to top ^ Harps / Flute & Harp Composer – We Three Kings of Orient Are, Silent Night, Deck the Halls Improvisation on When Rising From My Bed of Woe (Tallis)ġ Bb picc., 1 Eb/D, 1 Bb trumpets, 1 Bb flugelhorn, 4 horns, 3 trombones, 1 bass tuba, 1-3 percussion The King’s March and Prince Eugene’s March Return to top ^ Other brass ensembles ComposerĤ Trumpets/4 Trombones + optional Timpani * Recorded on The London Horn Sound CD Cala Records CACD 0112 * Available on The London Trombone Sound CD Cala Records CACD 0108 ** Available on ‘A Bridge across the Pyrenees’ – on Apple and Biscuit Recordings * Available on ‘Preludes, Rags and Cakewalks’ – MPR 005 on MPR label ComposerĤ tpts (usually as for Orchestral Brass), 1 horn, 4 trombones, 1 tuba, some with 1 or 2 percussion Composer Street Song (extended from the quintet composition at the request of the composer)ģ Bb trumpets, 1 Bb flugelhorn, 4 horns, 3 trombones, 1 tuba, 3 percussion CREESĢ alto, 2 tenor, 1 baritone saxophones, 4 tpts, 4 trombones, 1 tuba (ad lib.), Pno, Bass, Guitar, Drums. Return to top ^ Orchestral brass ensembleġ Bb picc., 1 Eb/D, 1 Bb trumpets, 1 Bb flugelhorn, 4 horns, 3 trombones, 1 bass tuba, 1-3 percussion Composer | 16 Horns | Other Brass Ensembles | Brass & Chorus | Harp/Flute & Harp | Giovanni Gabrieli | Paul Gilson | Wagner’s Brassġ Bb picc., 1 Eb/D, 3 Bb trumpets., 1 Bb flugelhorn, 4 horns, 3 trombones, 1 tenor tuba, 2 bass tubas, 3 percussion Composerīoosey & Hawkes Hire Library – email:, librarian: Bevis Hungate, tel: +44(0)20 7054 7240Įric has also arranged the following pieces but for copyright reasons, they are restricted to his own use so only he can conduct them: BERNSTEIN In 1999, he received the National Arts Festival Grand Prize from the Japanese Government's Agency for Cultural Affairs for his CDrecording of Japanese Guitar Music 1923-1948.Large Brass Ensemble | Orchestral Brass Ensemble | Brass Band | Big Band | Dectet | 16 Trombones Yamashita is an enthusiastic proponent of new works for the guitar and has given the world premier of over 60 new compositions from both Japanand overseas. From 2004, there were new directions with his children, in the‘Yamashita Family Guitar Quartet/Quintet,’ and duos, performed worldwide, with his daughters Koyumi and Kanahi. He has collaborated under sucheminent conductors such as Leonard Slatkin and Rafael Frühbeck de Burgos, and with numerous performers such as jazz guitarist Larry Coryell,James Galway (flute), Gary Karr (double bass) and the Tokyo String Quartet. His worldwide appearances include recitals at the Vienna Musikverein ‘Great Hall’ and New York’s Lincoln Center. Castelnuovo-Tedesco's '24 Caprichos de Goya'. Villa-Lobos: 5 Preludes and12 Etudes as well as M. In addition, he released an acclaimedcollection of guitar pieces including 5 CDs of the J.S Bach sonatas and partitas for violin, cello, lute and flute (BWV 995-1013), transcribed for theguitar by himself, as well as essential works for the guitar such as 16 CDs of the complete Fernando Sor and works by H.

This was rapidly followed a several orchestral pieces arranged for the guitar and attracting considerable attention, such as 'Firebird'and 'Scheherazade' and, more recently, the 'New World Symphony' (Symphony No.9 from the New World). In 1980, Yamashita launched, to critical acclaim and worldwide sales, his landmark arrangement of 'Pictures atan Exhibition'.

He won the Tokyo International Guitar Competition (1976) at the age of 15 years and consecutively won historic laurels as the youngest winner, at16, in the world’s top competitions (1977), the Ramirez Guitar Concours (Spain), the Alessandria Guitar Competition (Italy), the Paris InternationalGuitar Competition. Released by RCA Records in the album ‘Virtuoso Guitar’on June 21, 1983.RCL-8370.īorn in Nagasaki in 1961, Kazuhito Yamashita began studying the guitar at age 8 and under the continuing supervision of his father Toru and alsothe composer Kojiro Kobune.

Performed widely in concerts and other events. Premiered on April 11, 1982, at the 129th Salon Concert, Nagasaki Guitar Music Academy. Released by RCA Records in the album‘Virtuoso Guitar’on June 21, 1983.RCL-8370. 'Largo' has been performed extensively, not only in Japan but also around the world, including Mozart-Saal at Wiener Konzerhaus (October 3, 1985), Barbican Hall, London (June 18, 1986), Avery Fisher Hall, New York, and on U.S.A. Premiered on February 8, 1981, at the 115th Salon Concert, Nagasaki Guitar Music Academy. 2．'La Boda de Luis Alonso' Intermedio (Giménez)Īrranged for Guitar Solo by Kazuhito YAMASHITA

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