Sailing with the Tall Ships - Philip Sparke

The title of this work refers to the Tall Ship Race, in which large sailing ships annually appear at various European destinations. The work consists of a slow introduction, which describes the majestic sailing ships; and a faster section (Vivo), which begins in the style of a sea shanty. Now the ship is under full sail, and we hear a reprise of material from the introduction to bring the piece to a close.

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Sailing with Whales - Rossano Galante

Sailing With Whales is a majestic work featuring heroic brass fanfares, sweeping melodic lines, lyrical themes, and energetic, rhythmic ostinati. Rossano Galante immerses listeners in an oceanic experience as the music portrays magnificent whales through sailors' eyes. A powerful and bold work!

Sailor's Holiday - Mark Williams

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Sailor's Holiday - Nancy H. Seward

Nancy Seward has combined two of the most beloved sea shanties. Shenandoah offers experience with dynamic nuances and legato style, with the phrases clearly marked. The Drunken Sailor, marked lively, reinforces all of the basic 16th note patterns for all instruments in a detached style, which includes a variety of articulation and dynamic contrast.

Sailor's Hornpipe

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Sails - Vince Gassi

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Saint Christophe

Saint David - Meindert Boekel

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Saint Glinglin - Maddeford

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Saint Paul's Cathedral - Filip Ceunen

Saint Paul's Cathedral in London has been rebuilt several times over the centuries. The building of today's cathedral began at the end of the 17th Century and lasted some 30 years. It was partly damaged in the bombing raids of the Second World War. The building is known above all for the monumental dome and for the many personalities who are laid to rest - such as Admiral Nelson, Florence Nightingale and Winston Churchill. In Saint Paul's Cathedral, Philip Ceunen gives his own impression from his visit to this iconic building.

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