Offers the advancing instrumental soloist an array of materials graded from easy to more challenging.

Offers the advancing instrumental soloist an array of materials graded from easy to more challenging.

Classic Festival Solos offers the advancing instrumentalist an array of materials graded from easy to more challenging. There are different titles for each instrument, and an assortment of musical styles has been included in each book for variety. Many of the solos appear on state contest lists. Titles: * Bourree (Handel, arr. Dishinger) * Chalet (Smith) * Champagne Song (Mozart, arr. Ployhar) * Elegie (Scheurer) * Hornpipe (Handel, arr. Ployhar) * Humoresque (Tschaikowsky, arr. Smith) * Lady In Blue (Pelz) * March of the Grenadiers (Ployhar) * Menuet (K. 164) (Mozart, arr. Dishinger) * Nobodyes Gigge (Farnaby, arr. Dishinger) * Romanza and Allegro (Scarmolin) * Soliloquy (Kaplan) * Valse Triste (Sibelius, arr. Ployhar) * Viking (Smith)

Classic Festival Solos offers the advancing instrumentalist an array of materials graded from easy to more challenging. There are different titles for each instrument, and an assortment of musical styles has been included in each book for variety. Many of the solos appear on state contest lists. Titles: * Allegro (Saint-Saens, arr. Dishinger) * Aurora (Ostling) * Bordogni Medley (arr. Bowles) * Bourree (Handel, arr. Swanson) * Dance of the Slovaks (Bartok, arr. Dishinger) * The Elephant Dance (Weber) * Gallant Captain (arr. Ostling) * Largetto and Allegro (Handel, arr. Little) * Legend (Stoutamire) * Military March (arr. Little) * Minuet (Eccles, arr. Dishinger) * Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless Child (Spiritual, arr. Barnes) * Where'er You Walk (Handel, arr. Swanson) * Work Song (Barnes)

Classic Festival Solos, Volume 2 continues to afford the advancing student the opportunity to find performance materials graded from easy to more challenging, including exposure to a variety of musical styles. Many of these works appear on state contest lists. Titles: * Bouree (Forsberg, arr. Johnson) * Canterbury Round (Forsberg, arr. Johnson) * Fantasie (Strauss, arr. Pottag) * March in Bb (Forsberg, Johnson) * Melody for Jane (Weber) * Nocturne (Forsberg, arr. Johnson) * On Wings of Song (Mendelssohn, arr. Ployhar) * Romanza (Schumann, arr. Johnson/Forsberg) * Russian Dance (Kopprash, arr. Poole) * Sarabande (Brahms, arr. Poole) * Simple Gifts (Traditional, arr. Johnson/Forsberg) * Themes from Academic Festival Overture (Brahms, arr. Ployhar) * To Spring (Grieg, arr. Farkas/Smith)

Idiomatic solo materials with an eye to variety and playability are included, beginning with easier material progressing to more difficult. Works from several periods of composition are presented to give the advancing student the opportunity to learn and to demonstrate performance in each appropriate style.

Classic Festival Solos offers the advancing instrumentalist an array of materials graded from easy to more challenging. There are different titles for each instrument, and an assortment of musical styles has been included in each book for variety. Many of the solos appear on state contest lists. Titles: * Alman (Morley, arr. Dishinger) * Ancient Story (Kaplan) * Bourree (Handel, arr. Dishinger) * The Enchanted Swing (Pelz) * Fantasy for Trumpet (Walters) * Halgueno (Chenette) * Legend (Bakaleinikoff) * March of the Matadors (Eymann) * Menuet (K. 164) (Mozart, arr. Dishinger) * Morning Glory (Chenette) * Serenade Bakaleinikoff * Tall Men (Smith)