A Little Shakespeare Suite

A Little Stress Music - Thomas Doss

A Little Stress Music was commissioned by the Lenzing Werkskapelle from Austria and comprises of four sections. 'Rush Hour' depicts a Friday evening during which everyone wants to get home after work. Unfortunately, traffic jams and gridlock stand in the way! In 'Promenade Waltz' you can picture an evening walk along the beautiful lakeside, then a glass of wine loosens you up leading to the third movement: 'Romance', which starts with a promising conversation...The funny finale 'Monday Morning' brings you back to reality and the score provides the option of the band applauding itself for a job well done! A humorous and joyful new piece by Thomas Doss!

  View Music

A Little Suite For Young Band - Bruno Herff

A Little Suite Praise - Paul Curnow

The short suite format gives the arrangement great flexibility of use.Movement 1 (PRAISE TO THE LORD) inspires the listener with elements of a "voluntary" style arrangement while the second movement (HE IS LORD) is steeped in peaceful reverence. The third and final movement is an expression of joyous praise.A LITTLE SUITE PRAISE will do a great deal to enrich the worship experience of your congregation.

A little Touch Of Movie - Dominique Vanhaegenberg

A Little Train Trip - Elie Van Der Jeught

A Little Tune - Thomas Doss

It's the little things that enrich our lives and bring a smile to our faces: a sunrise, a beautiful memory, a friendly conversation or even just a lovely melody. Hopefully, you'll find this is also true for Thomas Doss' little tune which the composer had written for his wife and youngest son as a souvenir of their road trip through Ireland.

  View Music

A London Intrada - Philip Sparke

London is one of the largest, busiest and most vibrant of capital cities and hosts millions of visitors from around the world every year, who come to enjoy its many attractions and rich history. From the daily Changing of the Guard at Buckingham Palace to the annual Trooping the Colour, which celebrates the Queen's official birthday, ceremony plays an important part in London life and symbolises the city for many tourists. A London Intrada celebrates this love of 'Pomp and Circumstance'.

  View Music

A Long And Winding Stream - Amy Webb

Do not let the slow tempo concern you for programing. This is the composition the audience will be talking about long after the concert is over. It is beautiful, flowing, and a relaxing and soothing experience. Program it immediately after your "war horse" or before. The 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

A Long Way To Tipperary - Harry Williams

  View Music