I Got Nowhere to Go, In a Hurry Blues
Pandemic Blues Single Release!
Anyone going stir crazy? Here's something that might help you dance in your space wondering what kind of bizarre Twilight Zone we are now in? I just released this classic blues-style original track, in a hurry! It took a global pandemic to get me to sing and play blues-harp again!
BUY: https://edhartmanmusic.com/track/2292146/i-ve-got-nowhere-to-go-in-a-hurry-blues
Moving Images II: Cinematic Jazz
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A collection of original jazzy film music by award-winning composer, Ed Hartman!
Moving Images II: Cinematic Jazz at Amazon
Moving Images II: Cinematic Jazz on Itunes
Moving Images Vol. I: Cinematic Piano Music
A collection of cinematic solo piano music by Ed Hartman.
Moving Images Vol. I: Cinematic Piano Music on Amazon
Moving Images Vol I: Cinematic Piano Music on Itunes
Wood and Metal Works
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A unique variety of music featuring marimba and vibraphone. The music ranges from Latin to Jazz, Orchestral to World.
Wood and Metal Music on Itunes
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The River
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"The River" was originally released in 1986 on vinyl. The music has found itself a home in many unusual places, including film and television programs, websites, ringtones, ambient radio programming, etc. fThe music on this album is a combination of classical, flamenco, minimalistic, folk, acoustic, electronic and original styles.
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Marimbells of Christmas
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A state of the art CD and tape featuring marimba, vibraphone, bells, xylophone and percussion performing on a variety of holiday favorites. The selections include music from The Nutcracker Suite, Pachelbel's Canon, Babes in Toyland, and others. The cover design is excellent, and make a great gift!
Marimbells of Christmas on Amazon
(CD and Cassette may also available)
The Lights of Christmas
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This is a new holiday song featuring Cheryl Johnson on vocals. It is in the spirit of White Christmas. It is also available on Itunes (search "The Lights of Christmas" and Hartman).
The Lights of Christmas on Itunes
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Partita in D minor (for Vibraphone, Marimba or Violin)
This piece, originally written in 1980 is an homage to the J. S. Bach D minor Partita. It was the first major piece Ed created after college. The piece won an honorable mention in the Percussive Arts Society Composition Contest.
It is written in a classic Baroque form, in five movements: Allemande, Corrente, Sarabande, Gigue, and Chaconne. Some of the movements only require 2 mallets, while the other requires four. Pedaling is left up to the performer.
This piece has been under another publisher, but is now exclusively available here!
Original Notes from the composer:
http://edhartmanmusic.com/files/partita-notes-bw3.jpg
Ed Hartman performs the piece on vibraphone (1980):
https://soundcloud.com/c-alanpublications/partita-in-d-minor
Barbara Henry performs the piece on violin (1980):
http://edhartmanmusic.com/solo_violin
The price is $15.00USD for the pdf (You will get an email after payment).
Suite #2 (for Marimba)
(4 movements: Prelude, Courante, Sarabande, Minuet/Trio)
This piece from 1991 is similar to the violin partita. It is inspired by Bach's Cello Suite #1 in G.
It is playable on a 4.3 (low A) marimba! Some movements require 4 mallets.
The price is $15.00USD for the pdf. (You will get an email after payment).
Return of the Wooden Soldiers (SHEET MUSIC)
This piece is a homage to "Parade of the Wooden Soldiers" by Leon Jessel.
It is arranged for solo xylophone (2 mallets) and piano. (contact Ed about an orchestral and concert band arrangement)
This piece has been under another publisher, but is now exclusively available here!
Original synthesized solo and orchestral version:
https://edhartmanmusic.com/track/2027837/return-of-the-wooden-soldiers
The price is $18.00USD for the pdf. (You will get an email after payment).
Ed Hartman
Ed Hartman, Soundtrack: The Blind Side. Ed Hartman scores percussive, orchestral, jazz, pop, rock, Latin, world and electronic music. Ed's music has been heard on television (HBO, NBC, ABC, CBS, MTV, Discovery, Green, TLC, WE, Travel, Women, Animal Planet, MSNBC) and in feature films, shorts commercials, documentaries and even a planetarium.