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$5.00A favorite among performing pianists of all ages, this piece was written to celebrate the birth of a daughter Carrieann to one of Seymour Bernstein’s pupils.
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$6.00The piece opens with descending accented octaves which exuberantly ring out like bells. The middle section wanders darkly and mysteriously through chromatic passages. The next sections are marked contemplative and fanciful, finally ending with frenzied sffz octaves and chords.
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$15.00Musicians and critics have referred to New Pictures at An Exhibition as a modern day masterpiece.
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$8.00This is the final piece in Bernstein’s multi-media work entitled American Pictures at an Exhibition, a second work of its kind in which Bernstein once again collaborated with the poet, Owen Lewis.
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$8.00In his collection called Moodscapes, Seymour Bernstein has woven a fabric of ten enchanting recital pieces for intermediate students.
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$10.00This musical adventure for piano traces the life of a spunky little chipmunk named Belinda.
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$10.00The piano is used as a echo chamber in the Phoenix. Musically the trills, glissandos and clusters give a wonderful picture of each bird. The pedaling is very specific and will teach pianists a great deal about resonance.
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$8.00A lover of nature in all forms, Seymour Bernstein has woven together music, stories, and photos of some of his favorite creatures.
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$8.00This book continues the saga of the raccoon dubbed by Seymour- “Betty Crocker” and her family of four little raccoons. Imaginative musical vignettes.
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$8.00This delightful book with its vignettes about Raccoons is great for theme recitals.
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$12.00Mike Thornton has arranged John Dowland’s Tosse Not My Soule and John Wilbye’s Thus Saith My Cloris Bright for four tubas, and has arranged for each part to take turns playing the highest voice to avoid fatigue.
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$15.00Mehlan has captured Mozart’s grace and humor in this delightful version for tuba-euphonium quartet.
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$15.00A delightful composition by tubist Mehlan and a good choice for children’s concerts or as summer concert fare as an alternative to the Joplin rags.
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$14.00Sweet Georgia Brown is a sure fire crowd pleaser that features excellent ensemble line writing and written-out jazz solos (optional improvisation).
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$12.00This group of three 16th century Flemish pieces has been arranged for tuba quartet by Ken Singleton.