Antipasto - Satoshi Yagisawa

This piece was composed in 2022 as a commission work for the 50th regular concert of the Takamatsu First Senior High School Symphonic Wind Ensemble in Kagawa Prefecture, Japan, and was performed for the first time in the world by the same group under the direction of Koji Ishikawa. The high school in question is a prestigious school that has produced many excellent musicians. When Satoshi Yagisawa was asked to compose a piece that could be played at the opening of every concert, he named it Antipasto, which means 'appetizer' in Italian cuisine. This humorous work, which likens a concert to a restaurant course meal, condenses the composer's typically flamboyant and dramatic music into a digestible whole of about three and a half minutes.

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Antiphon - Fisher Tull

Symphonic Band (score & parts). Tull, F

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Antonio Carlos Jobim Medley - Antonio Carlos Jobim

The Brazilian composer Antonio Carlos Jobim is considered to be thefounder of bossa nova - a supple, relaxed music style based on Brazilian samba rhythms. Jobim wrote many standards, which in the course of time have been performed by numerous famous artists, from Astrud Gilberto, Frank Sinatra and Ella Fitzgerald, to Sting and George Michael. His songs are still popular all over the world. Add a little Brazilian magic to your concert with this atmospheric medley which features six of Jobims well-known hits.

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Ants in My Pants - Jane Russell Bate

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Antz - Carol Brittin Chambers

Are you ready to groove with some tiny, but mighty creatures? Then you won't want to miss out on Antz, by composer Carol Brittin Chambers! This upbeat and playful composition captures the lively spirit of ants as they march and scurry about, each with a purpose and determination that is sure to inspire. From the catchy melodies to the dynamic rhythms, Antz is the perfect addition to any band's repertoire.

Anvil Chorus - Giuseppe Verdi

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Anvil Chorus (Zigeunerchor) - Giuseppe Verdi

Any Dream will do - Andrew Lloyd Webber

Anything Goes - Cole Porter