Mystical Conquerors - Jirka Kadlec

Myth Forest - Hestefallstjnn - A tone poem - Stig Nordhagen

In the forest, not far from my house is Hestefallstjnn. Hestefallstjnn is a pond, and this music describes the atmosphere and feeling you get when standing close to it.Measure 1Sunburst: The sun rises and rays of light shatter the morning mist.Measure 36Bugs and Birds: Insects small and large come to life, birds are seeking the water.Measure 65Black water abyss: The black and abysmal water holds many secretsMeasure 200Water lilies: Water lilies are rising from the murky water, stretching for the light.Measure 231Echo from the other side (dvergml)The echo does not always send back the answer you want.Measure 296The creatures of the forest are dancing into the night- Stig Nordhagen 2021 -

Mythos - Chris Bernotas

"Mythos" is the Greek word for 'story' or 'legend.' All the elements of Greek mythology are captured in this exciting piece: the hero, the peril, the adventure and the conquest. This overture in D minor contains appealing melodies, plenty of contrasts and great percussion! Very adventuresome!

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Mythos - Sean O'Loughlin

Harkening back to the past, this modal-sounding piece from Sean O'Loughlin will make your students feel like they are playing some serious music! In fact they are, but it just happens to be adapted well for the youngest of students with limited rhythms and notes, as well as carefully crafted aggressive minor sounds, making your band sound marvelous. This is the piece your students will want to play again and again, and is certain to be a winner!

Myths and Legends - Rob Grice

Extensive percussion writing highlights this exciting new work. Opening with an almost ethereal quality, the piece quickly shifts character to a 6/8 section reminiscent of medieval times. A lush and vibrant lyrical section offers an opportunity to showcase your ensemble's musicianship. A percussive interlude then builds to a dramatic conclusion. A superb opportunity to show versatility at a lower medium grade level.

Mndalen Landscapes - Philip Sparke

The picturesque town of Mandalen lies amid snow-covered mountains and scenic fjords on the west coast of Norway. MANDALEN LANDSCAPES was commissioned by and written for Mndalen Skule og Ungdomskorps (Mandalen School and Youth Band) for a major concert in November 2003 at the instigation of its conductor, John Hudson, a long-time friend of composer Philip Sparke.Sparke set out to capture the beauty of the area in music and the piece opens with an evocation of the crisp, clear air of a Norwegian morning. After this introduction, the main theme is stated on clarinets and saxophones. A central bridge section takes the listener through several moods until the brass reintroducethe main theme under a woodwind descant. Material from the introduction brings the work to a peaceful close.

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Mhrische Freunde - Miloslav Procházka

Mhrische Geschichten - Franz Watz

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N.A.T.O. Mars - Philip A. Parker

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