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Len Rhodes creates transcriptions and arrangements for piano, organ, strings, brass, woodwinds, ensemble, chorus, and more. Len's music is performed throughout the world. 

Select your music, download the file, print, and immediately begin rehearsing! For individual and specific arrangements of music of any period or genre, please contact Len - info@lenrhodesmusic.com
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The art of the arranger is such that we notice very little of him and yet receive a complete and rich imaginative version of the original tunes..." wrote Hubert Foss, in his study of Ralph Vaughan Williams. 

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“The combination is incredibly powerful and utterly beautiful in my humble opinion“ -  Len Rhodes’ Bach arranging commission, ‘Sheep May Safely Graze’ and ‘Wachet Auf’, featuring Anne Akiko Meyers with the Los Angeles Master Chorale (2022).

Anne Akiko Meyers, concert violinist and recording artist

”... the arrangements ... and the entire Portland-based band were all terrific. One Night with Janis Joplin is enjoyable from beginning to end.” - Len Rhodes, Original Music, Orchestration, Arrangements & Musical Direction for One Night with Janis Joplin, Portland Center Stage (2011)

Jerry Ragovoy, Songwriter and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee

“Kudos to music arranger Len Rhodes for a nice balance between respectful renderings, and some stellar re-imaginings, in particular a standout Lettermen/Four Seasons-styled medley of Lovin’ Spoonful hits midway through the first act.” (2012)

Dan St. Yves, Calgary Herald

“Maestro, I am so honored you had us up and even more grateful for the chance to see the guy who helped inspire all of it in me. We have so much musical love to share with the world and we love to share it. Thank you for all you did to help me and my dreams and know I’ll never forget it wherever this musical road leads us. With love and respect.” (2017)

Sean Hennessy, Hennessy Jazz Sextet

“A show like this, however, would be nothing without the star talent behind the scenes, in this case... I have to give credit to music arranger Len Rhodes, who actually gets third billing in the programme after the creators, which tells you what an important role this plays in a show like this.” (2012)

Bethany Kovarik, Calgary Musicals

“On behalf of all those people who continue to listen, enjoy and dream when listening to your beautiful music…from all those people who have not acknowledged or thanked you properly…on behalf of them all…“THANK YOU DEEPLY”…what you are doing for mankind is truly immeasurable and sincerely appreciated…very well done Len.” (2019)

Internationally acclaimed painter, Ted Stourton, Camelot Castle Hotel, Cornwall, England

“For Easter Sunday, I was looking for an organ solo version of Handel's ‘Hallelujah Chorus’ and found yours, and purchased it.  Your version does a great job of encompassing the choral and instrumental parts in a very approachable yet complete arrangement.”

Dan Kaufeld, organist, Kasson, MN

“Firstly, I'm absolutely overwhelmed by this directory (Composer Directory). An utterly amazing achievement. It will be invaluable to me in the future as I continue to seek out unknown composers and their works.”

David Aston, composer, England

“Len! Sunday's postlude by Bruckner was over the top! You brought tears to my eyes, your rendition was spectacular. I have since listened to a version on "you tube" and it is just not the same or even close to yours in person. I thank you for bringing joy to our lives with your talent - you are a treasure!“ (2013)

Mary E. Staby, Artist, Handcolored Black and White Photography

The art of the arranger is such that we notice very little of him and yet receive a complete and rich imaginative version of the original tunes..." wrote Hubert Foss, in his study of Ralph Vaughan Williams.