Here is an amazing free resource thanks to Dr. Gary Garner, professor emeritus of music at West Texas A&M University in Canyon, TX. You can click on the title of the piece for the PDF version of the music as well as using the mp3 versions to help students practice and learn multiple parts. As you scroll down, you’ll see Duets, Duettino Alternatos, Trios & Quartets.
Set 2 (Published July 2021) is available by clicking on the image. Set 1 – just keep scrolling down on this page here.
Tone Piece (Schlemüller) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Jump, Jump (Kalinnikov) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Menuett (Rossini) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
March (Kling) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
The Sisters (Brahms) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Trumpet Duet #36 (Wurm) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Der Kaffeeklatsch (Haydn) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Seventeen Come Sunday (Vaughan Williams) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Azerbiajani Folk Song (Traditional) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Blue Bells of Scotland (Pryor) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Passepied (Delibes) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
In the Hall of the Mountain King (Grieg) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
A Baby Adrift at Sea (Dresser) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
First Heart Throbs (Eilenberg) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
War March of the Priests (Mendelssohn) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below.
Arkansas Traveler (Traditional) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Stabat Mater 1 (Tartini) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Abendlied (Tinel) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
The Celebration of Benevolence (Kuhlau) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Canzonette (Cannabich) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Variation on a Theme by Haydn (Brahms) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Piano Quartet in A minor (Mahler) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Menuetto (Haydn) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Mexican Hat Dance (Rubio) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Andante (Festivo) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Gypsy Song No. 6 (Brahms) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Menuetto from Op. 20 No. 4 (Haydn) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Quartetto di camera (Rossini) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Feldpartita (Haydn) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Requiem (Liszt) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Adagietto (Bizet) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
Menuetto from Quartet Op. 27 (Boccherini) – for sheet music click above, for mp3 click below
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Dr. Gary Garner, professor emeritus of music at West Texas A&M University, retired in 2002 after 39 years as WTAMU’s conductor of bands and orchestra. During his tenure, Garner managed to put the University’s music program on the map. He took the University’s Symphonic Band to Carnegie Hall two times and to perform at the Texas Music Educators Association annual convention a total of 10 times—more than any university band program in the state of Texas. In addition to his teaching and directing, Garner co-authored two books, recorded and arranged music and earned many honors from his peers and colleagues.
If you would like to have the amazing experience of performing in an ensemble under Dr. Garner’s direction, you can do so by attending Band Directors’ Workshop in Canyon, TX. Band Directors’ Workshop is an in-depth professional development opportunity in the summers that is FREE to attend. Dr. Garner conducts the Directors Band and all visiting directors are invited to participate. Click here for more information.
