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Mark Hindsley
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Mark Hindsley (1905-1999) was a prolific transcriber of music for wind ensemble.
- Academic Festival Overture (as transcriber) (1914/197-?)
- Capriccio Espagnol (as transcriber) (1887)
- Capriccio Italien (as transcriber) (1880/1984)
- Concerto for Violin in G Minor (as transcriber) (1866/1948)
- Danse Macabre (tr Hindsley) (as transcriber) (1874/197-?)
- Daphnis et Chloe, Suite No. 2 (tr. Hindsley) (as transcriber)
- Don Juan (as transcriber) (1888/197-?)
- Egmont Overture (as transcriber) (1810/197-?)
- El Capitan (as arranger) (1896/197-?)
- Finale from Symphony in F minor No 4 (tr Hindsley) (as transcriber)
- Finlandia (as transcriber) (1900/1971)
- First Movement, "Organ Symphony" (no. 3) (as transcriber) (1886/197-?)
- The Flying Dutchman (as transcriber) (1843/197-?)
- The Improvisator (as arranger) (1902/1953/1978)
- Les Préludes (as transcriber) (1848?/197-?)
- Marche Militaire Francaise (as transcriber) (1908/1958)
- Night on Bare Mountain (orch. Rimsky-Korsakov, tr. Hindsley) (1867/197-?)
- Oberon Overture (as transcriber) (1826/197-?)
- Pavane pour une infante défunte (as transcriber) (1899/197-?)
- Pictures at an Exhibition (as transcriber) (1874/1995)
- Polovetsian Dances (as transcriber) (1879/197-?)
- Romeo and Juliet (as transcriber) (1880/?)
- Russlan and Ludmilla (as transcriber) (1842/1973)
- Salome's Dance (as transcriber) (1907/196-?)
- Scheherazade I The Sea and Sinbad's Ship (as transcriber) (1888/197-?)
- Scheherazade II The Story of the Kalandar Prince (as transcriber) (1888/1986)
- Scheherazade III The Young Prince and Princess (as transcriber) (1888/197-?)
- Scheherazade IV Festival at Baghdad (as transcriber) (1888/197-?)
- Second Movement, "Organ Symphony" (no. 3) (as transcriber) (1886/200-?)
- Semper Fidelis (as editor) (1888/1954/197-?)
- Symphony No. 6 -- First Movement (as arranger) (1893/197-?)
- Symphony No. 6 -- Third Movement (as arranger) (1893/197-?)
- Till Eulenspiegel’s Merry Pranks (as transcriber) (1865/197-?)
- Variations on a Theme by Haydn (as transcriber) (1873/197-?)