Apollo 11 - Otto M. Schwarz

Who doesn't know the iconic words "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind", spoken by the famous astronaut Neil Armstrong - the man that took the first step on the moon. This inspiring work from Otto M. Schwarz lets you re-experience this event step by step, starting from the countdown until the actual landing on the moon. A stunning musical flashback to the historical event of 1969, which will make you feel as if you are in the space shuttle Apollo 11 yourself!

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Apollo 13 - James Horner

Apollo March - Anton Bruckner

Apollo March - John Kinyon

This is not just another easy march . . . it's a work that provides a wide range of teaching possibilities for your students, including musical style and ensemble playing. This compelling and powerful number features an exciting interchange between the trumpet and percussion sections. Perfect for opening or closing your next elementary concert. Put your music program into orbit with Apollo March!

Apollo Overture - Andrew Balent

Apollo Swingy March - Jirka Kadlec

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Apophis - Jonathan McBride

This intense work of astronomical power will grab the imagination of both performers and audience. This music depiction of the asteroid Apophis, which will approach (and possibly impact) the Earth in coming years, features changing styles, driving ostinatos, and a forceful, minor-key melody. Exciting music for young musicians, and excellent for any programming situation. "Apophis" is sure to make an impact!

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Apothose Finale - Hector Berlioz

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Appalachia - Stephen Bulla

Along a corridor of the northeastern USA lie the sprawling Appalachian Mountains. Their colourful folklore is the subject of the composer's impression in this piece. The themes make playful references to characteristic folk and square dance melodies. Be sure to listen for the 'fiddler' tuning up.

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