Faber Music

Faber Music

费伯音乐出版社

Founded in 1965, Faber Music is now one of the leading independent British publishers of classical, contemporary, media, and printed pop and educational music, enjoying a reputation as one of the most influential publishers of serious contemporary classical music in the world.

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Published scores

13081 cataloged scores
Irkanda IV — Peter Sculthorpe
Irkanda IV
Peter Sculthorpe
Improve Your Sight-Reading! Flute Levels 1-3 — Paul Harris
Improve Your Sight-Reading! Flute Levels 1-3
Paul Harris
Amazing Grace — Traditional
Amazing Grace
Traditional
Funeral — Christopher Brown
Funeral
Christopher Brown
Ahoy! — Alexander L’Estrange
Ahoy!
Alexander L’Estrange
Come With Us! — Leoš Janáček
Come With Us!
Leoš Janáček
Blues Prelude — John Kember
Blues Prelude
John Kember
Fivepenny Waltz — Mary Cohen
Fivepenny Waltz
Mary Cohen
Little White Lies — Walter Donaldson
Little White Lies
Walter Donaldson
The Swan — Camille Saint-Saëns
The Swan
Camille Saint-Saëns
Antenoux — Tansy Davies
Antenoux
Tansy Davies
Ombra mai fu (from 'Serse') — George Frideric Handel
Ombra mai fu (from 'Serse')
George Frideric Handel
Change/Continuum 1 — Mary Cohen
Change/Continuum 1
Mary Cohen
Away In A Manger — William James Kirkpatrick
Away In A Manger
William James Kirkpatrick
I Can't Begin To Tell You — James Monaco
I Can't Begin To Tell You
James Monaco
Back in Black — AC/DC
Back in Black
AC/DC
Postcards — James Blunt
Postcards
James Blunt
Grace — Lewis Capaldi
Grace
Lewis Capaldi
M-O-T-H-E-R (A Word That Means The World To Me) — Theodore F. Morse
M-O-T-H-E-R (A Word That Means The World To Me)
Theodore F. Morse
Stealing Steps — John Woolrich
Stealing Steps
John Woolrich
Opuštený (One Forsaken) — Antonín Dvořák
Opuštený (One Forsaken)
Antonín Dvořák
Triceratops Rocks — Pam Wedgwood
Triceratops Rocks
Pam Wedgwood
Halloween Witches (from 'Spooky Songs') — Lin Marsh
Halloween Witches (from 'Spooky Songs')
Lin Marsh
Money — Pink Floyd
Money
Pink Floyd