A Vaughan Williams Christmas

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A Verdi Salute - Giuseppe Verdi

This work brings fragments from three of Giuseppe Verdi's operas together in a single composition. Opening the work is the Triumphal March from Aida. Next come two notable motifs from La forza del destino, before the famous Anvil Chorus from Il Trovatore. Wil van der Beek's arrangement for concert band is a rousing hit with opera melodies that everyone knows and loves.

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A Very American Overture - James Barnes

A Video Games Parade - Gerald Sebesky

An original march of glorious majesty evolves into a medley of tunes that would be at home in both concert setting and Hollywood film. Punchy interplay between instruments and rhythm section keep the interest level high.

A View at the Zoo - Carl Wittrock

The composition as a whole is built around a structure of shorter fragments reminiscent of 'Pictures At An Exhibition' by Moussorgsky. The parts are decorated with recognisable illustrations of different animals. In each composition, Wittrock adds something that can fascinate both musicians and listeners. Can you hear it?

A View From Istanbul - Bd - Set

A View To A Kill - John Barry

A Viking's Tale - Kevin Houben

A Viking's Tale tells the story of Gelmel, the watchman of a Northern king. It is a suite distilled from Kevin Houben's large musical spectacle Gelmel, containing the most beautiful themes and interesting passages. As in all legends andfairytales, various elements including war, love, princesses and fortresses occur. Beautifully orchestrated for a medium sized band. Let the tale begin!

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A Village Festival - Hermann Pallhuber

Hermann Pallhuber's traditional march was commissioned by the Austrian Television and was used as festive incidental music at a convention for conductors and concert bands in Innsbruck, Austria. That is why it is subtitled "Wildschnauer Festmarsch" (Wildschnau festival march). A Village Festival will make an ideal opening piece but will work equally well to bring a concertto a lively close.

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A Vision of the First Light - Satoshi Yagisawa

A Vision of the First Light was commissioned by the Kitami Wind Ensemble, as a commemorative work for their 30th Anniversary. Satoshi Yagisawa composed this piece to conjure "Illusion seen through the dawn" of Hokkaido. The work starts with a quiet and beautiful introduction describing the landscape. The music is rising towards a festive, celebrating fanfare, before a deep tranquility descends, towards the end, creating a moment of reflection.

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