This suite includes three English tunes that are popular the world over. Titles included are: Scarborough Fair; The Salley Gardens and Seventeen Come Sunday. While they are placed

Grainger is known for developing British folk music into wonderfully innovative works for a variety of instruments. Originally written to feature different instruments in the eight-bar segments,

The overture to Rossini's fun two-act opera is a favorite in the concert world. The opera sets a military tone about the mystery of a stolen spoon, actually taken by a bird. It is said that Rossini was

Thundersnow is an unusual kind of thunderstorm, with snow falling instead of rain. This original tone poem captures the feeling of the gently falling snow becoming more intense, with lightning and thunder

Made popular by Glenn Miller in the 1940s, this tune has stood the test of time. True to the original, the style is light swing and the use of accents and stopped sounds emphasizes this nicely.

This fresh original work was written with love to the memory of a life that ended much too soon. Written in 3/4, it begins with an expressive four-measure intro written in the key of B major that segues