Snow [Hey Oh] Wind Band Set (Score & Parts)

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Snow! (Concert Band with Optional Choir - Score and Parts) - Brubaker, Jerry

Featuring "Frosty the Snowman," "Let it Snow" and "Winter Wonderland," Jerry Brubaker has created a medley named for the stuff we "love to hate," snow! With the optional choral part you can include your chorus as well. A certain hit on your holiday program. Duration: 4.30

Snow! (SATB Choral Octavo) - Brubaker, Jerry

Featuring "Frosty the Snowman," "Let it Snow" and "Winter Wonderland," Jerry Brubaker has created a medley named for the stuff we "love to hate," snow! With the optional choral part you can include your chorus as well. A certain hit on your holiday program. Duration: 4.30

SNOW-WHITE WALTZ (Intermediate Concert Band) - Noris, Gunter

Duration: 2:50

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Snowdonia (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Glyn, Gareth - Noble, Paul

From the composer's home on Anglesey, the magnificent mountain range of Eryri ('abode of the eagles'), known as Snowdonia in English, can be seen clearly, and it is this fine view that spurred him to compose this tone-poem. Just as the mountains change from season to season, and the view alters as one climbs the slopes, there are several distinct and contrasting sections to the piece itself. First we hear the bustle and excitement of the area in summer, as tourists flock to the foot of Snowdon; then an impression of the confident striding of those setting off to climb. After a brisk climax, the codetta to the energetic theme becomes the basis of a new, folk-like, idea which develops into a majestic anthem suggesting the grandeur of the mountain-range. The famous little train of Snowdon is brought to mind by a repetitive, mechanical idea which leads to a section combining both the main themes of excitement and grandeur, and to a powerful climax. Then, after a moment of silence, the atmosphere changes completely. Here is the ineffable solitude - and timeless beauty - of Snowdonia; but from the cellos (saxophone) we soon hear the folk-like theme slowly re-asserting itself, resolving into a peremptory fanfare which leads back to the opening mood and a return of the opening theme. But the final word is given to the 'solitude' motive, now transformed into a resolute chorale representing the eternal permanence of these extraordinary mountains.

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Snowfall (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Bernotas, Chris M.

A lyrical offering allowing us to reflect upon the peacefulness of snowfall and playfulness of a snow day. Beautiful melodic lines combine with dynamic contours and texture changes which add to the delightful character of the piece. Duration: 3:45

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Snowflake Dance (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Eveland, Dennis O.

Imagine that first winter snowfall, where magic turns the snowflakes into life! Using a lighthearted original theme mixed with a few familiar holiday tunes, "Snowflake Dance" takes your first-year band on a magical journey where snowflakes dance happily about. Bundle up and have fun with this delightful holiday music! Duration: 1.15

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SNOWMAN, The (Themes from) (Programme Concert Band) - Blake, Howard - Barnwell, Stephen

This needs no introduction! Themes from The Snowman includes: Walking in the Air, Music Box Dance, Motor Bike Galop and Dance of the Snowmen. Picc, 2fl, Ob, Bsn, 4 clar, A clar, B clar, 2 A/Sax, T Sax, Bari Sax, 2Cnts, 2Trpts, 4Hns, 2Trb,B/Trb, Euph, Tba, S/Bass, 3Perc

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Snowtime (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Woodfield, Ray

This work is for Concert Bands with a reduced number of players

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So in Love (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Porter, Cole - Morita, Kazuhiro

Cole Porter was one of the great masters of Broadway musicals during the thirties, forties and fifties, with So in Love, from the musical Kiss Me Kate, being one of his best loved works. It has been recorded by many artists including Bing Crosby, Lulu, Shirley Bassey and Julie Andrews, however it is the Ella Fitzgerald version that is best known. This jazzy musical classic can now be enjoyed by your brass band with this excellent arrangement.Duration: 5:30

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