Glenn Miller Medley

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Glenn Miller Medley - Norman Tailor

Glenn Miller's Greatest Hits - Norman Tailor

Glenn Mucks About with the Clarinet - Jef Penders

To Jef Penders the influence of Glenn Miller on light music in the second half of the twentieth century is still alive. After Glenn meets Wolfgang, Glenn beats the Battle of Jericho and Glenn plays after the Ball here we have Glenn mucks about with the Clarinet. We guess both the musicians and the audience will be fond of that kind of mucking. Enjoy the 'Penders touch'.

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Glenn plays After The Ball - C. Harris

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Glenn Ridge (A Concert March) - Lennie Niehaus

This piece combines the best from the past and present. It is written in the traditional concert march from of the legendary John Philip Sousa, but with harmonies, melodies, and syncopated rhythms that give it a contemporary sound. A variety of soli sections make this a fantastic piece to show-off your entire ensemble.

Glenn Swings Low - Glenn Miller

No doubt, Jef Penders has a slight preference for Glenn Miller's music. After compositions such as Glenn meets Wolfgang, Glenn beats the Battle of Jericho, Glenn mocks about with the Clarinet and Glenn plays after the Ball, here is a fine arrangement in the Glenn miller style of the famous Negro Spiritual Swing low Sweet Chariot. An excelent mixture of two styls with the usual gift of Maestro Jef Penders.

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Glenwood March - David Gorham

Helps young musicians focus on good march style and dynamic contrasts.

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Gli Elementi - Jean Balissat

Gli Elfi - Massimo Sanfilippo