Aunis et Saintonge en Fete - Serge Lancen

Serge Lance was born in Paris 1922. The whole of his life has been dominated by music. He wrote his first work at the age of four.Lancen studied the piano with Marguerite Long and composition with Tony Aubin at the conservatory of his native town. In 1949 he won a prize for his Etudes, and some time later he was awarded the Prix de Rome! His work as a composer is very varied and includes symphonic music, choral works, ballet music and several concertos.Aunis et Saintonge en Fete was composed in 1986, the same year Lancen wrote Symphonie de l'Eau and Ouverture pour un matin d'Automne.

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Aunt Dinah has blowed the horn - Scott Joplin

Aunt Rhodie's Appetite

This is a truly delightful full concert presentation for beginning band using all of the tunes your band probably already knows from their beginning band method. Compello has developed these into a complete concert/play with the addition of incredibly cut

Aunt Rhodie's Diet - Joseph Compello

Aunt Rhodie's Diet is a sequel to the incredibly popular Aunt Rhodie's Appetite. Both arrangements are novel settings in which a beginning band can perform the standard folk songs found in the first few pages of most band methods. Because they are so easy to play, these arrangements by themselves would not make much of a concert, even for a beginning group. However, when used as incidental music to the story, the songs become sufficiently interesting to the audience, without taxing the capabilities of students who have only been playing for about 10 to 12 weeks.

Aupres de Ma Blonde - Mougeot

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Aura Lea

This classic American folk song has inspired generations of musicians throughout the last two centuries. Arranged by composer/music educator Robert W. Smith, this setting of "Aura Lea" features melody throughout the band as they explore the lyrical theme and performance style. Suitable for concert and festival performance, this will become a staple in your repertoire.

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Aura Lee

Aura Lee - George R. Poulton

Aura Lee the Maid with Golden Hair is an American Civil War song about a maiden. It was written by W. W. Fosdick (lyrics) and George R. Poulton (music). The tune is familiar to modern audiences from the 1956 Elvis Presley #1 hit "Love Me Tender" with new lyrics by Ken Darby, a derivative adaptation of the original.

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Aura Lee - Traditional

Aureola - R. Martin

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