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Classical Music Ensembles

On this site we employ a range of different

ensembles to replace the original classical

music ensembles for which they were

composed. More details about the range of

classical music ensembles can be found at

Wikipedia. The backbone of our New World

ensembles is a synthesized steel band which

stands in for violins and violas, ocarina and pan

flutes for the woodwind and Marimba for cello

and double bass. Special percussion such as

bells and timpani are reproduced by specific

synthesizers when they are required.

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Copyright: we retain the copy right on our arrangements for public performance or any other commercial application but grant you the right to download it free of charge for your own personal use. Donation: If you enjoy the music I would be grateful if you would make a donation to the charitable Trust Fund run by Croydon Whitgift Rotary Club.

Faure's Fantasie No 1 Mozart Piano Quartet K478 Rondo:Allegro Faure's Barcarolle Beethoven's Turkish March For piano, organ or harpsichord pieces we generally use other percussion instruments such as the marimba, vibraphone or a harp.

JS Bach's Toccata No2 in C Minor BWV 911 Beethoven's Bagatelle No2 Scarlatti's Harpsichord Sonata K531 Allegro

Ragtime Music Ensembles

Ragtime music was originally composed and

published for piano. Subsequently there have

been many arrangements for Jazz ensembles of

various sizes and shapes and also for guitar solo

or in a few cases guitar duet. It was some of those

guitar arrangements that first sparked my interest in rags and ragtime. Over the last several years

we have developed percussion ensembles

involving steel drums and marimbas,

subsequently introducing Balinese Gamelan

Gongs and other drums. Here are some

examples of the different ensembles:

A Bag of Rags Black and White Rag Creole Belles Hungarian Rag Jolly Jingles Operatic Rag Paragon Rag Rag-Time Chimes

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DOWNLOAD2MP3*

Donationware - How it works

Updated Ensembles

Classical Music Ensembles

On this site we employ a range of different ensembles to replace the original classical music ensembles for which they were composed. More details about the range of classical music ensembles can be found at Wikipedia. The backbone of our New World ensembles is a synthesized steel band which stands in for violins and violas, ocarina and pan flutes for the woodwind and Marimba for cello and double bass. Special percussion such as bells and timpani are reproduced by specific synthesizers when they are required. Faure's Fantasie No 1 Mozart Piano Quartet K478 Rondo:Allegro Faure's Barcarolle Beethoven's Turkish March For piano, organ or harpsichord pieces we generally use other percussion instruments such as the marimba, vibraphone or a harp. JS Bach's Toccata No2 in C Minor BWV 911 Beethoven's Bagatelle No2 Scarlatti's Harpsichord Sonata K531 Allegro

Ragtime Music Ensembles

Ragtime music was originally composed and published for piano. Subsequently there have been many arrangements for Jazz ensembles of various sizes and shapes and also for guitar solo or in a few cases guitar duet. It was some of those guitar arrangements that first sparked my interest in rags and ragtime. Over the last several years we have developed percussion ensembles involving steel drums and marimbas, subsequently introducing Balinese Gamelan Gongs and other drums. Here are some examples of the different ensembles: A Bag of Rags Black and White Rag Creole Belles Hungarian Rag Jolly Jingles Operatic Rag Paragon Rag Rag-Time Chimes

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