Finale - Antonin Dvorak

Finale - Edward Elgar

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Finale - Giuseppe Giordani

It has been said, and wisely so, that if you wish to find TRULY dramatic music, look to opera. This is an essentially complete transcription of Act IV of Umberto Giordano's tragic opera ANDREA CHENIER. One night before French poet Andrea Chenier's impending execution, his lover Madeleine comes to the prison at St. Lazare and, wishing to die rather than live without him, through bribery manages to exchange places with a young woman who is, like Chenier, scheduled to mount the scaffold the following day. James Curnow fully utilizes his considerable orchestration skill with this immensely powerful transcription. Well performed, the ending is absolutely awe-inspiring. If yourgroup has the skill to play at this level you definitely MUST explore this significant transcription.

Finale - Gustav Mahler

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Finale - Losey

Note: This is a reprint from a vintage publication of 1933.Parts for Eb Horns are included; no F Horn parts are published for this work.

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Finale - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

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Finale (Symphony No. 4) - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Tchaikovsky's Finale from Symphony No. 4 is one of the most stirring pieces in the symphonic repertoire. This outstanding arrangement makes it quite accessible for younger players and highlights the major themes throughout the movement. An ideal choice for directors searching for well-known classical transcriptions that will not be overly taxing on students. (3:24)

Finale Farewell Symphoniy - J. Haydn

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Finale for a Winter Festival - James Curnow

A trumpet duet fanfare beckons the band to join in on the opening bars of this dignified, elegant finale for holiday concerts. Staging opportunities abound with optional antiphonal brass parts, and the celebratory mood of the featured carols, Once In Royal David's City and Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day, make this a wonderfully versatile work.

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Finale For Symphonic Band - Band Set