Johann Sebastian Bach: Organ Works Vol.8 (Organ)

Clavierübung Part 3 (21 Chorales, Prelude and Fugue in E flat)

Jacques Charpentier: 72 Etudes karnatiques - 4e Cycle (Piano solo)

19.Canhâravadni; 20.Nâtabhairavi; 21.Kyravâni; 22.Kârahâraprya; 23.Guarimanohâri; 24.Varunaprya

Remaud Berna En Do Trombone Solo Book

Héricard: Zoo en Do (high) (Voice & Piano)

Etudes pour Chant sériel

Marcel Dupré: Suite Bretonne Op.21

1.Berceuse; 2.Fileuse; 3.Les Cloches de Perros-Guirec.

Claude Pichaureau: 21 Etudes (Trombone solo)

Written by Gérard Pichaureau , Twenty-one studies is a set of difficult studies for Trombone. Of one page each, these studies are written in the keys of C and F, and should help improve general techniques already acquired. It would work very well being followed by the Twenty studies . Gérard Pichaureau is a French Trombonist and composer. As a professor at the Paris Conservatoire, he wrote a number of sets of studies such as 'Twenty studies', 'Thirty studies in all keys' and 'Special Legato'.

Bernard Wystraëte: L'Enfant do...l'Enfant dormira bientôt (Flute & Piano)

Berceuse

Haydn Philipp Concerto Op.21 Piano Book

David Uber: 21 Solo Studies (Trumpet solo)

Basic Techniques For The Double Valve Bass Trombone  is a method by Allen Ostrander for the Double Valve Bass Trombone. Written in English, it includes much advice and instruction to obtain the best sonority while gaining in speed and agility. The positioning is part of the legend in the book and each lesson is followed by some direct applications and exercises. This method is recognised as one of the best to acquire the best technique of the instrument: it is a must-have for those willing to gain in technique and skills. Allen Ostrander (1909-1994) is an American trombonist who played in numerous orchestras, including National Symphony Orchestra and the New York Philharmonic.

Yves Chardon: Sonate Op.21 (Trumpet & Cello)

for trumpet and cello

Marcel & Jérôme Galiègue M.& Naulais J.: Gammi si do (Trombone & Piano)

Lajtha Hortobagy Op.21 In 16 Poche Orchestra Score

Gottfried Reiche: Sonatas No.21 & No.22 (Quartet-Brass)

for trumpet, horn (or trumpet, or trombone), trombone (or horn), and trombone (or tuba)

Jean Devémy: 21 Lectures-Etudes & 9 Etudes d'Examens (Horn solo)

Thomas Mignon Air No 21 Couplets Soprano Solo & Piano Book

Valentinus Balint-Bakfark: Fantasia (coll. Guitare No.21) (Guitar solo)

Charles Tournemire: L'Orgue mystique Vol.21: Dominica IV post Pascha (Organ)

1.Introït; 2.Offertoire; 3.Elévation; 4.Communion; 5.Fresque alleluiatique

Turellier Per Cantare E Sonare Pj75 What Shall We Do 4 Pt & 2 Guitars

Michel Piano Mon Ami Volume 2 No 21 To 31 Piano Book

Georg Friedrich Handel: Fugue in E minor (Maîtres classiques No.21) (Organ)

André Campra: Gavotte in E flat (Classiques No.21) (Saxophone-Alto & Piano)

from 'Achille et Deidamie' (for alto saxophone and piano)

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Concerto No.21, KV467 in C major (PH257) (Piano & Orchestra)

Charles Boite A Musique No.21 Dans Les Murs Du Beguinage Piano Book

Isabelle Aboulker: If I was a grown-up (Children Voices and Baritone)

If I was a grown-up is a song for Children and Baritone voices, composed by Isabelle Aboulker , with lyrics by Eva Janikovszky . It is only a part of the full piece, which is to be sung with a Flute, an Oboe, a Clarinet, a Bassoon and a Piano. Really easy, with range and intervals adapted to children’s capacities, this song is very entertaining in term of lyrics and sonority. The lyrics focuses on what children are always asked to do which is not fun, such as washing hands before dinner, being always nice and quiet, staying seated among other things, while adults can do whatever they want to do. Children then sing what they would do if they were grown-ups. Quite energetic, this song is great for children and would be great for a concert. Isabelle Aboulker is a French composer specially known for her opera, her vocal works, and for her adaptations of stories and fables.