Song and Samba - Luiz Bonfa

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Song For A New Generation - Ben Haemhouts

The title Song For A New Generation refers to the approaching millennium change. The composition starts with a sustaining bolero-tempo, the themes make their entry, and the music gradually swells to an overwhelming climax. The turbulent harmonic passages symbolize the wars of the past. In the end, the main theme returns once more, describing a call for peace on earth.

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Song for an American Hero - Douglas E. Wagner

Song for Frances - Øystein Olsen Vadsten

"Song for Frances" is a classic love ballad, written for concert band and brass band, with a soloist on euphonium.The piece always has the soloist in focus and gives him plenty of room to show off, both a warm sound and technical skills. In the first part of "Song for Frances", the basic melody is clearly presented, while the rest of the piece is more of a written "as if improvisation" with various melodic and technical "whims". The piece will be perfect for any euphoniumist looking for a challenge.

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Song for her - Jean-Pierre Haeck

Song for Lea (A) - James Gourlay

Song for Lilian - Jurriaan Andriessen

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Song For Nico - Ben Haemhouts

Song for Nico leads one to suspect that this song was written for someone very special... This beautiful romantic pearl is a quiet moment in every concert programme. It contains beautiful melodies in all instrument groups, always provided with cue-notes for any incomplete orchestras.

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Song for Rebecca - Bruce Fraser

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Song for Sakiko - Bert Appermont

Bert Appermont composed Song for Sakiko during a stay in the cosmopolitan metropolis of Tokyo. "Sakiko" roughly translated means "flower child" and is associated with a dreamy, poetic atmosphere. Appermont used theseassociations as a starting point while composing. Song for Sakiko starts with a very lyrical theme based on a minor third that forms the basis for the entire work. A second theme builds up to the grand finale, which repeats the theme, but in amajor key and the music slowly fades away, like ripples on a pond, as both themes can be heard dissipating into nothingness.

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