Dueling Dragons - Robert W. Smith

Inspired by a rollercoaster ride as enjoyed by composer Robert W. Smith and his children, "Dueling Dragons" features two distinct groups of instruments. The brass and select percussion represent "Fire" with the woodwinds and metallic percussion representing "Ice." The duel between the two includes interacting melodic lines and intense effects leading to a very exciting conclusion. Exciting and educationally rich with teaching opportunities, "Dueling Dragons" will be one of those pieces that your students ask to play over and over. Let the fun begin!

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Dueling Xylos

Take your two best percussionists, stage them up front and let them dazzle your audience with this clever feature for two xylophone players (or 1 xylophone and 1 marimba). Using the classic Dueling Banjos, Richard Saucedo has written a great novelty with easy band parts as accompaniment.

Duelling Drummers - Gerald Sebesky

A perfect piece for your young drum section. Very nice at this grade level and will certainly build confidence. First Rate!

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Duenda - Luis Serrano Alarcón

Duende - Vito D'elia

Duet from Don Carlo - Giuseppe Verdi

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Duet from Lakm - Léo Delibes

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Duet From The Pearl Fishers - Georges Bizet

Les pcheurs de perles (The Pearl Fishers) is an opera in three acts by French composer Georges Bizet, who particularly made his fame with his opera Carmen. The friendship duet Au fond du temple saint, generally known as ThePearl Fishers Duet, is one of the best known in the opera literature. This arrangement for two trombones was written for and dedicated to trombone legends Joseph Alessi and Jrgen van Rijen. It serves as a possible encore piece in combinationwith Two-Bone Concerto, which was also written for them. The duet can also be performed by two euphoniums, or as the original vocal duet for tenor and baritone voice.

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Duet Uit De Parelvissers - Georges Bizet

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Duettino

Composer, flutist and conductor Franz Albert Doppler (1821-1883) descends from a musical Austrian-Hungarian family. Together with his brother Karl, who was a flute virtuoso, he travelled extensively around Europe. Arranger Gottfried Veit has arranged this appealing duet for concert band with two flutes as soloists. It is a fine addition to the repertoire and an ideal work to spotlight you flautists.

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