Joseph Nicholas Pancrace Royer (1705-1755)

Suite d’orchestre de l’opera-ballet Almasis (1748) compiled and edited by Ronald Royer (1998-1999) – 13’30”                                                                

2fl.2ob.2bsn/strings,harpsichord

(2nd flute, 2nd oboe, and/or 2nd bsn are optional)

  1. Ouverture, vivement, legerment
  2. Air, legerment
  3. Marche, gravement
  4. Marche, gaiment
  5. Air, movement de chaconne
  6. Air pour les Esclaves, pesament
  7. Passepied
  8. Tambourin

Mike Ford – Canada Needs You, volume 2 (recording)

(2008)

For Guitar, Keyboard, Drum Set, Bass and String Quartet

String Arrangements by Ronald Royer and Sarah Shugarman (these arrangements are owned by Mike Ford)

  1. Creeping Barrage – 2:49
  2. The Giants (Clayoquot Trials) – 4:27

Lorena McKennit

(these arrangements are owned by Quinlan Road Limited)

  1. She Moved Through the Fair, traditional arranged by Loreena McKennitt, Orchestrated by Ronald Royer (2015)

Voice, Harp, Chimes, and String Orchestra

  1. Penelope’s Song -Loreena McKennitt, Orchestrated by Ronald Royer (2015)

Voice, Flute, 2 Clarinets, 2 Bassoons, Bouzouki, Piano and String Orchestra

The Hollywood Flute of Louise DiTullio

2a)  Available to rent from Wise Music Classical

https://www.wisemusicclassical.com/work/59739/Charlottes-Web-Themes–Danny-Elfman/

3a & 4a) Available to rent from JoAnn Kane Film Music Rentals

http://www.joannkanemusic.com/

5a, 5b.)  Published and available to rent by David Rose Publications

1)  John Barry – Suite from Dances with Wolves for Solo Flute, Harp and String Orchestra, arr. Ronald Royer – 8:00

       Includes the Main Title, the John Dunbar theme, Two Socks-The Wolf theme,  

       Journey to Fort Sedgewick, the Love theme, and the End Title.

2a)  Danny Elfman – Main Title and Introducing Charlotte from Charlotte’s Web for Solo Flute and Piccolo with Chamber Orchestra, arr. Ronald Royer – 7:15

     Orchestration: solo flute doubling piccolo, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, timpani, 6 percussion, piano, harp, guitar & strings

     Note:  Guitar, piano, timpani and up to 5 percussion parts are optional

2b)  Danny Elfman – Main Title and Introducing Charlotte from Charlotte’s Web for Solo Flute and Piccolo with Chamber Ensemble, arr. Ronald Royer – 7:15

     Orchestration: solo flute doubling piccolo, clarinet, timpani, 6 percussion, piano, harp, guitar & strings

     Note:  Piano, guitar, timpani and up to 5 percussion parts are optional

3a)  Jerry Goldsmith – Theme from Rudy for Solo Flute and Chamber Orchestra, arr. Ronald Royer – 4:00

     Orchestration: solo flute, clarinet, timpani, 1 percussion, piano, harp & strings

     Note:  The percussion part is optional.

3b)  Jerry Goldsmith – Theme from Rudy for Solo Flute and Chamber Ensemble, arr. Ronald Royer – 4:00

     Orchestration: solo flute, clarinet, timpani, 1 percussion, harp & strings

     Note:  The percussion part is optional.

4a)   Jerry Goldsmith – Theme from Sleeping with the Enemy for Solo Flute and Chamber Orchestra, arr. Ronald Royer – 3:30

      Orchestration: solo flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, horn, timpani, 2 percussion, piano, harp & strings

      Note:  timpani and/or 2nd percussion parts are optional

4b)   Jerry Goldsmith – Theme from Sleeping with the Enemy for Solo Flute and Chamber Ensemble, arr. Ronald Royer – 3:30

      Orchestration: solo flute, clarinet, 2 percussion, harp & strings

      Note:  timpani and/or 2nd percussion parts are optional

5a)   David Rose – Le Papillon for Solo Flute and Chamber Orchestra, arranged by Ronald Royer – 14:30 

     Orchestration: solo flute with flute, oboe, 2 clarinets, bass clarinet, bassoon, 2 horns, 2 trumpets, timpani, 1 percussion, harp & strings

     Note:  Bass clarinet part can be played by a 2nd bassoon (optional part). Timpani 

                and/or percussion parts are optional

5b)  David Rose – Le Papillon for Solo Flute and Chamber Ensemble, arranged by Ronald Royer – 14:30

     Orchestration: solo flute, clarinet, timpani, 1 percussion, harp & strings

     Note:  Timpani and/or percussion parts are optional

Anthology of German and Austrian Music (Medieval to 20th Century Music), for String Orchestra, Edited and/or Arranged by Ronald Royer and Charles Liu

(2007)

(The Full Anthology and Individual Pieces are Available)

Medieval Music: Walther von der Vogelweide (Minnesinger) –Palästinalied, arr. R. Royer

Renaissance: Michael Praetorius –Three Pieces from Terpsichore, arr. by C. Liu and R. Royer

Baroque: George Frideric Handel –Air from Water Music, ed. C. Liu

Georg Phillip Telemann –Two Pieces from Ouverture de Nations anciens et modernes, ed. by R. Royer

Johann Sebastian Bach – Ten Pieces from The Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach,

arr. C. Liu and R. Royer

Johann Sebastian Bach – Air on the G String. ed. by C. Liu and R. Royer

Johann Sebastian Bach – Concerto for Two Violins in D minor, BWV 1043 (1st mvmt.), ed. by C. Liu and R. Royer

Classical: Joseph Haydn –Symphony No. 94, “Surprise” (2nd mvmt. Excerpt), arr. C. Liu

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart –Serenade in G Major, KV 525, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (Complete), ed. C. Liu and R. Royer

Romantic: Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony No. 5, (1st mvmt.), arr. Chris Meyer

Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony No. 9, “Ode To Joy” (4th mvmt. excerpt),

arr. R. Royer

Franz Schubert –Quartet in A minor, Op. 29 (1st mvmt. abridged, 2nd mvmt. opening),

arr. R. Royer

Felix Mendelssohn –Wedding March from A Midsummer Night’s Dream, arr. C. Liu

Johannes Brahms – Symphony No. 1, (4th mvmt. theme), arr. R. Royer

Late Romantic: Gustav Mahler –Symphony No. 1, (3rd mvmt. theme), arr. R. Royer

Arnold Schoenberg –Verklaerte Nacht (opening excerpt), arr. C. Liu and R. Royer

Chopin Arrangements

Largo from Sonata for Cello and Piano in G Minor, op. 65, arranged for cello and string orchestra (1999) – 4:13

Nocturne in E flat Major, op. 9, no. 2 arranged for cello and string orchestra (1999) – 5:07

Nocturne in B Major, op. 32, no. 1 arranged for flute and string orchestra (1999) – 4:40                             

Variations on a theme by Rossini for flute and piano, arranged for flute and string orchestra by Ronald Royer and Alex Eddington (1999) – 6:04