Limburgse Jagers

Limburgse Jagers Paraat !

Limburgse Parade Mars - D. de Pauw

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Limelight - Ch. Chaplin

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Limelight - Charlie Chaplin

Lincoln - John Williams

Steven Spielberg's powerful movie brought us an equally moving soundtrack from master composer John Williams. Effectively adapted here for the concert stage, the amazing depth and range of the music is at times poignant and understated, and at times spirited and buoyant.

Lincoln At Gettysburg - Barry E. Kopetz

This work honors one of our nations greatest presidents and his most famous speech. The words of the Gettysburg Address, echoing through history, are presented here using melodies of that era. A fitting musical presentation that can be performed with or without the narration.

Lincoln Celebration - David Shaffer

An expressive introduction leads to an exciting allegro section that is both unique and appealing! An interesting moderato section adds contrast before returning to the allegro and a bold, dynamic ending. Perfect for contest or concert use.

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Lincoln Portrait - Aaron Copland

Lincoln Portrait was commissioned by Andre Kostelanetz for the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra in 1942. A stirring tribute to an eminent American, it includes fragments of songs from the Civil War era, sweeping original themes, anda narration drawn from Lincoln's own words. This transcription by Walter Beeler has become a staple in the repertoire for wind bands, and provides an impressive way to help celebrate the 200th anniversary of Lincoln's birth. Audioused with permission from the Mark Records CD: Northshore Concert Band Live at the 2001 Midwest Clinic - John Lynch, conductor - Dr. William Warfield, narrator (Score Only - 48006216/$15.50)

Lincolnshire Posy, Finale From - Percy Aldridge Grainger

'The Lost Lady Found' is the final, most conservative setting of Grainger's 'musical wildflowers' masterpiece for band, 'Lincolnshire Posy'. Developing bands can now play an ideal adaptation of this classic band repertiore. Johnnie's careful scoring eliminates some of the extreme range demands of the original, yet is extremely accurate in retaining Grainger's magnificent compositional genius throughout. This work of merit is a must for every concert band library!