Uranus - Gustav Holst

From the popular suite comes this authentic transcription by James Curnow. In preserving the integrity of Holst's orchestral score, this new edition for band is a significant addition to today's literature.

Uranus, the Magican - Gustav Holst

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Urba - Bernard

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Urban Beat - Tohru Kanayama

Urban Dances - Erik Morales

Drawing inspiration from elements of today's popular music, this serious concert piece focuses on rhythm as the primary developmental tool. Featuring a large battery of percussion, the piece uses the full gamut of colors available to the concert band. Heroic figures in the brass soar over the rhythmic pulses as the piece continues to build to a dynamic conclusion. Innovative and fresh! (4:10)

Urban Invasion - Sean O'Loughlin

Bold and decisive writing characterizes this strong piece from the pen of Sean O'Loughlin. He makes striking and effective use of the low brass and percussion, but the woodwinds are also given a lovely, lyrical idea in the contrasting middle section. The overall effect offerban Invasion, however, is one of high energy and purpose.

Urban Scenes - Andrew Boysen Jr.

Five Short Movements That Vividly Bring To Life the Sounds, Sights, And Moods of the City.

Urban Song - John Philip Hannevik

Storbystev has a catchy tune, and incorporates a mix of funk-, samba- and rock rythms. The alto saxophone and trumpet are featured as soloists, but the piece also show-cases the tuba- and percussion sections.The piece works especially well as a concert opener (or the first piece after an interval). One can start the piece with only the triangle-player on stage, and the rest of the band can take their places and join in when ready.Storbystev was written for the Oslofjord Brass Band and their participation in the Siddis Brass entertainment contest in Stavanger in 1996. The band won the first section that year.Published with support from Norwegian Society of Composers.

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Urlicht - Gustav Mahler

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