Compositions and Arrangements
that cannot be published
due to copyright restrictions
that cannot be published
due to copyright restrictions
The works listed here (copyrighted aspects omitted) are OK for private use only - please email me if you are interested (philiplebas@gmail.com)
Scoring: Wind decet and string quartet
Ronald Binge's 1951 piece was orchestrated by George Pollen and is here re-arranged for small mixed ensemble
The Windmills of Your Mind
Michel Legrand's music with the lyrics of Marilyn and Alan Bergman has been arranged for TTBB (barbershop) choir. However, it requires iron lungs, as there are almost no rests! It is perhaps significant that no recordings are available. I have therefore substantially re-arranged it for TTBB choir accompanied by a string quartet (2 violins, viola and double bass).
The Ashwell Carol
(available by private arrangement only)
Elizabethan Serenade
(available by private arrangement only)Scoring: Wind decet and string quartet
Ronald Binge's 1951 piece was orchestrated by George Pollen and is here re-arranged for small mixed ensemble
(available by private arrangement only)
Scoring: TTBB choir with string quartetMichel Legrand's music with the lyrics of Marilyn and Alan Bergman has been arranged for TTBB (barbershop) choir. However, it requires iron lungs, as there are almost no rests! It is perhaps significant that no recordings are available. I have therefore substantially re-arranged it for TTBB choir accompanied by a string quartet (2 violins, viola and double bass).
Scoring: SATB a cappella
Date: 2018
(available by private arrangement only)
Scoring: SATB choir, piano, flute and violin
Date: 2017
An arrangement of the Ashwell Carol for SATB choir, piano and west gallery band
The words by John Catterick and Elizabeth Poston's arrangement may still be under copyright.
Four Songs from the Auvergne Set 2
(available by private arrangement only)
Four Songs from the Auvergne
(available by private arrangement only)
Requiem, by Maurice Duruflé
(available by private arrangement only)
Moon River
Gloria, by Francis Poulenc
(available by private arrangement only)
Scoring: Wind quintet, double bass, SATB choir and soprano soloist
The words by John Catterick and Elizabeth Poston's arrangement may still be under copyright.
Scoring: Wind decet and double bass
Date: 2016
An arrangement of four of Joseph Canteloube's (1879-1957) "Songs of the Auvergne" for wind ensemble.
(available by private arrangement only)
Scoring: Wind decet and double bass
Date: 2016
Another arrangement of four of Joseph Canteloube's (1879-1957) "Songs of the Auvergne" for wind ensemble
(available by private arrangement only)
Scoring: Wind quintet
Date: 2016
An arrangement of four of Joseph Canteloube's (1879-1957) "Songs of the Auvergne" (as set 1 above) for wind quintet
(available by private arrangement only)
Scoring: Wind quintet, double bass, manual organ, SATB choir, and soprano soloist
An arrangement of Duruflé's (1902-1986) work for small ensemble
Scoring: Male barbershop quartet (TTBB)
An arrangement of Henry Mancini's classic with words by Johnny Mercer.
This can, however, be purchased at https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/moon-river-for-ttbb-barbershop-digital-sheet-music/20754236?ac=1
What a wonderful world
An arrangement of Henry Mancini's classic with words by Johnny Mercer.
This can, however, be purchased at https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/title/moon-river-for-ttbb-barbershop-digital-sheet-music/20754236?ac=1
What a wonderful world
Scoring: Male barbershop quartet (Baritone solo, plus TBarB backing, with optional part for Double Bass/Bass Guitar)
An arrangement of Louis Armstrong's classic written by George David Weiss and Bob Thiele.
This can, however, be purchased at https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/en/product/what-a-wonderful-world-22915155.html
An arrangement of Louis Armstrong's classic written by George David Weiss and Bob Thiele.
This can, however, be purchased at https://www.sheetmusicplus.com/en/product/what-a-wonderful-world-22915155.html
(available by private arrangement only)
Scoring: Wind quintet, double bass, SATB choir and soprano soloist
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