Tales of the River Wye - Philip Sparke

The River Wye is one longest rivers in the United Kingdom and formsa part of the border between England and Wales. The river takes itssource from the Welsh mountains and curves gracefully throughsome of the favourite landscapes of Philip Sparke. It crosses thepicturesque cities of Monmouth, Ross-on-Wye, Hereford and Hayon-Wye. Tales of the River Wye tells of an afternoon on the banksof the river. A splendid and serene addition to the concert bandrepertoire.

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Talisman - Thierry Deleruyelle

Talisman tells the story of the "Pierre du Serment", an event that took place in 1639 in the village of Fontenotte, on the border between France and Switzerland. Composed of three brothers and their parents, the Billod family lived peacefully on their farm despite the Thirty Years' War raging around them. When their father was captured by the Swedish mercenaries who plundered the farm, the three brothers vowed to save him, carving their pact in stone according to a Celtic and Viking tradition.Commissioned by the Orchestre d'Harmonie de Montlebon for its centenary, this work pays tribute to a local story that has become a legend. The conductor, Jean-Pierre Frigo, wanted this commission to mark the orchestra's presence within the region.

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Talking Shoes - Chris Vandeweyer

With this amusing piece, we introduce Chris Vandeweyer for the first time. The exquisite melody is brutally disrupted by the musicians' talking shoes...!This piece guarantees the necessary dose of humour at your concert.

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Talking Tomcat - Dick Ravenal

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Tall Cedars - Eric Osterling

This is incredibly good! It's a quite easy-to-play, fresh, sparkling concert march in the best tradition of melodic Eric Osterling marches. Absolutely perfect for contest, festivals or any other occasions where it is critically important to show your young band in the best possible light.

Tallis Theme - David Gorham

Music history and chorale-style musicianship are educational highlights of this beautiful Renaissance theme. Utilizing the music of one of the most important composers of the 16th century, this classic work radiates exceptional elegance and style. Complete with teaching objectives and glossary of terms.

Tallis' Canon - Thomas Tallis

The well-known 16th Century canon by Thomas Tallis is as effective as it is simple. This arrangement includes four verses of the melody: the first in the form of canon; the second for brass; the third for woodwind and the fourth for the entire orchestra. Philip Sparke's arrangement is also well suited for incomplete brass ensembles.

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Talmi - Philipp Fahrbach (Senior)

Tam O'Shanter Overture, Op. 51 - Malcolm Arnold

This is a magnificent work! Based on a famous poem by Scottish poet Robert Burns, the overture is a tone poem which eloquently expresses the intense moods of the frightening tale told by the poet. John Paynter's wonderful arrangement for symphonic band is without question a major contribution to the literature.

Tambora! - William Owens