Er Staat Een Paard In De Gang

Eragon - Patrick Doyle

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Eraser - Alan Silvestri

Erasmus' Tales - Jan Hadermann

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Ere Den Here

Ere The World Began To Be - Jack Stamp

Jack Stamp's "Ere the World Began to Be" is based on a 13th century plainchant, "Divinum Myusterium." A varitey of compositional techniques, not frequently associated with literature at this level, provide a uniqe and interesting pedagogical experience. Spellbinding!

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Ere zij God - Jan van der Waart

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Erebus and Terror: The Lost Ships - Victor Lopez

This Victor Lpez work evokes images of excitement, bravery and sorrow as "Erebus and Terror: The Lost Ships" retells the story of the Sir John Franklin expedition in search of the Northwest Passage. Beginning with anticipation as the explorers depart their homeland, the rousing melodic theme is written for clarinet, horn and alto saxophone. The excitement of the journey turns melancholic for a few moments, as the gravity of their journey sinks in, but their courage is again renewed as the trumpets tell the story. A haunting flute and oboe duet foreshadows the inevitable crash portrayed with strong chromatic dissonances, into the ice and the loss of both ships and their crews. The journey has ended for these men, but their story lives on and Sir John Franklin is remembered as a hero due to his valuable contributions to the development of Canada's north. Highly recommended!

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Eres Tu - J.C.Calderon Lopez de Arroyabe

In 1973 Juan Carlo Caldern wrote Eres Tu for the Spanish Basque pop group Mocedades. The song was placed second in that years Eurovision Song Contest and is one of only five Spanish language songs to get into the US top ten. Subsequently the song was translated into 15 different languages including an English version entitled Touch the Wind. This romantic ballad is a great inspirational item that will be well received by your audience.

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