Pur in Concert

Pura siccome un angelo - Giuseppe Verdi

Purcell Cortege, A - Henry Purcell

This four-movement work captures the essence of Henry Purcell's musical style. The scoring and ranges make this piece very idiomatic and accessible for all instruments. This is excellent teaching material and is ideal for any concert or festival appearance.

Purcellian Fantasia - Jan de Haan

This composition is based on the march from Henry Purcell's Music for the funeral of Queen Mary II, a work written in 1694. In this fantasia, various movements flow from one to the next following the main theme: these movements not only elaborate on the theme, but also contrast with it. At times, the thematic material diverges so much, that the work acquires a character of its own: however, the composer often refers back to fragments of the theme.

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Purcellian Suite - F. Wright

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Pure Imagination - Leslie Bricusse

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Purgatorio (from The Divine Comedy) - Robert W. Smith

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Purple Carnival - Harold Alford

The first cornet part is the conductor.

Purple Lips - Bjørn Magne Nyhagen

Purple Lips is a nice summer ballad, inspired by the sun, summer, swimming and beach life. The title reflects the color the children get on their lips after bathing a little too long without taking breaks on land to warm up. The parts are written in a way so that also the youngest and least-experienced musicians can play this piece well.

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Purple Mountain Heather - Michael J. Miller

In the late summer months, the Scottish countryside is covered by the heather flower. Purple in color, it makes the otherwise harsh landscape a place of tranquil beauty. In this adaptation of the Scottish folk song Wild Mountain Thyme, composer Michael J. Miller's Purple Mountain Heather captures the serenity of the Scottish moors in full bloom. Flowing melodies phrased with expressive shaping are passed throughout the ensemble, creating heartfelt drama for all to enjoy!