T-Bone Concerto, Part III - Well Done - Johan de Meij

The T-Bone Concerto was Johan de Meij's first composition for solo instrument and symphonic band. It consists of three movements called respectively 'Rare', 'Medium' and 'Well Done'. In addition to the solo trombone, an important role has been allotted to a kind of chamber music ensemble within the band. This group introduces new thematic material and accompanies the soloist, thus creating a delightful transparant accompaniment. The ensemble consists of a double wind quintet (2 flutes, 2 oboes, 2 clarinets, 2 french horns and 2 bassoons) plus a cor anglais and a double bass. Part III at first develops into a kind of neo-baroque style using the thematic material of the first andsecond movement, and finally leads to a triumphant finale and a virtuoso conclusion.

T-Bones in Swing - George Gershwin

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T-Rex - Joseph Compello

What could be more exciting for beginning band musicians than to play a piece that depicts the sounds of dinosaurs? Popular composer Joseph Compello has skillfully written a programatic work for the youngest of band students, complete with all of the noises of the prehistoric era. Your students will ask to play this piece every day!

T.G.V. March

T.g.V. Paris-Lyon - John Darling

T.S. March

T.T.T. - Harrie Janssen

A fresh 'Quick March' on the occasion of conductor Tijmen Botma's 25th anniversary with fanfareband Psalm 150 Dinxperlo.

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T.V. Suite

T.W.A. (Trumpets with Attitude) - Michael Sweeney

Mike Sweeney has a knack for young band works, and this especially funky one is a guaranteed crowd pleaser. 'T.W.A.' will really make your trumpet players feel like pros..just the kind of attitude you want them to develop.

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