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£75.00
3 Days (CB) - Patrick Verhaegen
Light and short opening piece by Patrick Verhaegen written for the 3-day Easter course of K.F. De Berthoutzonen in 2001, hence the title. All sections of the band are being introduced.
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£92.00
A Mother's Treasure (CB) - Jan De Maeseneer
A Mother's Treasure tells the musical story of the mother who sees her daughter grow up. As a little girl she is playing simple pieces that you will hear back in the trumpet part. Later she is in her teens when she go in search for some challenges, to herself as a musician and as a person. In the last part of the composition she finds peace and enjoys life that her mother has given her.
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£143.00
A story about the two crucifixes (CB) - Cedric Van Hof
In 1936 a chapel 'the Kruiskapel' was built in the town of Eksaarde (Belgium). This at the exact location where in 1317 two miraculous crucifixes were found by a certain 'Baudouin with the Nine Pounds'. Suddenly his spade hit a hard object: a cross, and when Baudouin pulled it out of the ground, blood came out. After that he found a second cross, two Roman bowls and a spear. As soon as he brought those mysterious objects home, all bells of the church of Eksaarde started to ring spontaneously. Baudouin informed the priest, who told it to Lord of Eksaarde, after which the two crosses were transferred in procession to the village church. When the parade passed the village square, two lumberjacks were at work there. "Oh", said one,"Baudouin with the Nine Pounds has found the old God." Suddenly his head stood backwards on his trunk and only got back to normal when the man had openly shown repentance. The lord of Eksaarde took one of the crosses with him, but it was found next morning alongside the other. From this the people deduced that the two crosses would be honoured in Eksaarde.
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£108.00
Aurelia (CB) - Filip Ceunen
The concert march Aurelia was commissioned by Wind band 'Sint-Jorisgilde' from Meerhout-Gestel (B) on the occasion of their 115th anniversary. The march was written in a cinematic style with references to the anthem 'Oh mijn liefste Meerhout' - Oh my dearest town of Meerhout. The name 'Aurelia' is based on the topographical configuration of Meerhout, as it were, which is in the form of a butterfly. Aurelia is the Latin word for (gold) butterfly.
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£97.00
B-Liss (CB) - Jan De Maeseneer
B-Liss is a duet for alto saxophone and trombone. You get a kind of battle between the two instruments which will culminate in the ultimate music experience, sharing a great musical moment together. Fun fact: This solo is written like a bet between two very good musician friends and the price was as you might guess a bottle of Baileys.
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£85.00
Bababa March (CB) - Louis Kroni
"Bababa March" is the hymn of the wonderful world of Bababaland. Written for the Fanfare Union Instrumentale Courroux (CH).
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£104.00
Balkan Sounds (CB) - Traditional - Frode Rydland
Balkan Sounds is a piece of varying colours and moods that accurately reflects the diverse musical influences of the Balkan melting pot. It is a fertile musical breeding ground of cultural musical ideas - many of which come together in an amalgam of melodic themes, but is a mixture that at its heart is deeply middle European in feel with a bias of Eastern undercurrent as its heartbeat - from the Tartars and Cossacks to the Romanian Gypsies and orthodox Jews.
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£90.00
Beautiful Moments (CB) - Stijn Aertgeerts
'Beautiful Moments " is written for the wedding of some close friends of the composer. A subtle beginning of a simple melody, floating along various instruments through various sections before growing into a beautiful tutti passage as the icing on the cake!
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£97.00
Beginner's Luck (CB) - Patrick Verhaegen
Also young bands or lower section bands need bigger works, composer Patrick Verhaegen wrote them a concert piece in a modern style. Writen for the youth band of 'Koninklijke Fanfare De Eendracht' from Keerbergen (Belgium).
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£87.00
Berceuse heroque (CB) - Claude Debussy - Bert Van Thienen
In November 1914 Debussy composed his Berceuse heroque, original for piano, which was dedicated to "His Masjesty King Albert I of Belgium and his soldiers". A very nostalgic piece referring to the Belgian Nationals anthem, perfect for a 14-18 remembrance concert!
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