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

Grandma's Ball — Jimmy Blythe

Falling Down — John Woolrich

Mount Everest — Labrinth

Mignon, op. 68 no. 35 — Robert Schumann

Mignon, op. 68 no. 35

Robert Schumann

Incantation — Anders Hillborg

Anders Hillborg

Luminoso — Colin Matthews

Concerto for Cello — Carl Vine

Concerto for Cello

My Beloved Spake — Julian Anderson

My Beloved Spake

Julian Anderson

Cradle Song (from 'The Red Cockatoo and Other Songs') — Benjamin Britten

Cradle Song (from 'The Red Cockatoo and Other Songs')

Benjamin Britten

Deep Feelings — Mark Wilson

Scherzando (from 'Sonata in C-sharp minor, Hob. XVI:36') — Joseph Haydn

Scherzando (from 'Sonata in C-sharp minor, Hob. XVI:36')

Scottish Legend (from 'Two Pieces, op. 54 no. 1') — Amy Beach

Scottish Legend (from 'Two Pieces, op. 54 no. 1')

Incantation — Anders Hillborg

Anders Hillborg

Montana Taylor's Blues, op. 57a — David Matthews

Montana Taylor's Blues, op. 57a

Fakenham Fair — Bellowhead

Soliloquy and Cadenza, op. 309 — Peter Sculthorpe

Soliloquy and Cadenza, op. 309

Peter Sculthorpe

Sweet Young And Wild — Soho

Sweet Young And Wild

Choral Symphony — Carl Vine

Choral Symphony

This Love — Tansy Davies

Berceuse for Elliott — Colin Matthews

Berceuse for Elliott

Sarabande (from 'Suite in E minor', BWV 996) — Johann Sebastian Bach

Sarabande (from 'Suite in E minor', BWV 996)

Johann Sebastian Bach

Fantasia in D minor, K. 397 — Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Fantasia in D minor, K. 397

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Do You Really Want To Hurt Me — Culture Club

Do You Really Want To Hurt Me

The Comedy of Change — Julian Anderson

The Comedy of Change

Julian Anderson