Remember Me (From Coco) - Kristen Anderson-Lopez

Pixar Studios strikes gold again with their imaginative and original animated film Coco. With a story of Mexican folklore and with characteristic music, here is a wonderful setting of the main song. The opening is in a balladstyle, and then shifts to a faster tempo with a mariachi flavor.

Remember Mozart - Luc Gistel

In combining his gifts as a composer with his great creative spark, Andr Waignein composed Remember Mozart, a delicate and flowing work dedicated to one of the greatest composers in music history, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Remember Mozart develops a single but serene melodic line, only interrupted by some measures in the central passage. The primary theme soon returns, proceeding with a natural flow, and leads the work to a modulatory section - a bridge passage to the Mozartian-flavored finale, brilliantly highlighted by a composer filled with admiration for the genius of Salzburg.

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Remember The '60

Albert Miles has made a good playable arrangement of a selection of the best known numbers of the Sixties, "The Good Old Days of Rock & Roll!!" This medley with sections from "Rock Around The Clock", "Shake, Rattle & Roll", "Mona Lisa", "Are you Lonesome Tonight" and "Jailhouse Rock" will make it difficult for your audience to stay in their seats.

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Remember The '70

Filip Sandras has made a stylish medley of hits from the 1970s.

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Remember The '80

This is the follow-up to Filip Sandras's top-selling hit Remember the 70s". He has arranged the following hits for this version: What's another year", popularised by the version by multiple Eurovision Song Festival winner Johnny Logan, Josephine" by Chris Rea, Alive and Kicking" by the Simple Minds and Freedom" by 80s superband Wham!

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Remember When? - Gary Washburn

Playable with very small groups of almost any instrumentation. A great rock ballad tune with lots of uses in a non-traditional band situations.Includes Play-Along CD.

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Remembering the Fallen Ones - Thomas Murauer

Remembering the Fallen Ones is not only a tribute to the heroes of past wars, but also the many fallen victims that passed away due to hate and ignorance. This piece also pays tribute to the beauty found within the people that surround us, our everyday heroes. This beautiful chorale encourages everyone to take a good look in the mirror, to treat each other with more mutual respect and understanding and ultimately focus on the positive things in life.

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Remembrance - Andreas Ludwig Schulte

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Remembrance - James L. Hosay

This moving and beautiful "Yiddish Rhapsody" includes the songs "Hine' Ma Tov", "Black Cherries" and "Why Is The Sky?". This skillful arrangement for intermediate level concert band will add drama to your concert or special event and raise your student's awareness of the importance of basic human rights. Drawn from arrangements of Holocaust songs he has done over the years for the Washington D.C. U.S. Army Band (Pershing's Own), James L. Hosay's REMEMBRANCE helps to keep us mindful of that tragic time in our history. The three songs provide very effective contrast, and the James Hosay's masterful orchestration skills are readily evident throughout. A powerful piece forconcert or contest!

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Remembrance - John Tatgenhorst

As a tribute to those who have fallen in the service of their country, this sensitive composition blends two melodic themes that have been developed using a variety of harmonizations and instrumental colors. A free, legatointerpretation is suggested throughout, which should provide a rewarding musical experience for your band and audiences. Dur: 2:45 (Grade 2 1/2)