Galop Infernal - Jacques Offenbach

Galop Infernal Extrait De Orfe Aux Enfers - Jacques Offenbach

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Gam Gam - Elie Botbol

Gambetta-Marsch - Oscar Borg

Alfred Oscar Johannesen Borg (1851-1930) was a Norwegian composer, conductor and musician.He is best known for his compositions for concert band and especially marches.For many years, he conducted the Military Band in is hometown ofFredrikshald (today named Halden) and many of his marches are composed when he was conductor of this band.The march Gambetta has got it's name after the French politician Lon Gambetta (1838-1882) which was a republican statesman who helpeddirect the defense of France during the Franco-German War of 1870 71. He made essential contributions to found the Third Republic in France in 1871.

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Game Of Bones - Michael Story

The tongue-in-cheek title gives a hint to an upbeat original composition that sets the stage to feature the antics of a unique glissando-anxious section. With an exotic flavor and the ability to engage enhanced and doubled percussion, this piece is a compelling choice that every beginning band can conquer. (2:00)

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Game Of T-Bones - Carl Strommen

Feature your budding trombonists in the delightful novelty piece by composer Carl Strommen. It has all of the classic figures that were made popular by the trombone "smears" of Henry Fillmore in a more modern and easier package for your trombone section. Add to that the tuneful melodies and great scoring of Carl Strommen, and this piece is sure to delight audiences across the board.

Game of Thrones - Ramin Djawadi

Game of Thrones Main Title Theme - Ramin Djawadi

Ramin Djawadi composed the music for "Game of Thrones" and its prequel "House of Dragons" in 2011 when he was approached by the series creators David Benioff and D.B. Weiss.The main theme is an iconic piece that captures the essence of the series' epic and complex nature. The melody is simple yet powerful, with a highly recognizable line. Like much other TV series and film music, it uses a repetitive structure that creates a sense of inevitability and fate. The harmonics are complex, shifting between major and minor, contributing to the feeling of uncertainty and mystique. This arrangement's use of instruments such as taiko drums enhances the rhythmic drive of the music. The main theme has a timeless quality that makes it feel both timeless and relevant, fitting well with the series' medieval setting.

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Gamer, The - Philip A. Parker

Games - Jan Segers

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