Viva Verdi (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Verdi, Giuseppe - Brand, Geoffrey

Brand, Geoffrey has skilfully combined two of Verdis most popular operatic melodies; The Gipsies Chorus (featuring anvils) from Il Trovatore and La donna e mobile from Rigoletto.

Viva Verdi (Concert Band - Score Only) - Verdi, Giuseppe - Brand, Geoffrey

Brand, Geoffrey has skilfully combined two of Verdis most popular operatic melodies; The Gipsies Chorus (featuring anvils) from Il Trovatore and La donna e mobile from Rigoletto.

Vivat Colorum! (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Roels, Stijn

Vivat Colorum!, Latin for May Colours Live!, is a unique opening work that can be performed as a concert march. Because of its clever structure, with a lot of room for a variety of instruments and instrument groups, along with much diversity of colour, Vivat Colorum! is an ideal piece with which you can present your band to your audience in all its various shades.Duration: 5.15

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Vivat Mozart (Flexible Ensemble - Score and Parts) - Schoonenbeek, Kees

Variations on KV 503Duration: 5:00

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Vive La France (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Johnson, Stuart

Johnson, Stuart is an acknowledged expert at scoring for younger groups. Vive la France is a perfect example of his art. It makes familiar material interesting to pay, whilst being effective with minimal instrumentation.

Vive La France (Concert Band - Score Only) - Johnson, Stuart

Johnson, Stuart is an acknowledged expert at scoring for younger groups. Vive la France is a perfect example of his art. It makes familiar material interesting to pay, whilst being effective with minimal instrumentation.

Vive' la Paris (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

This majestic march is full sounding and doesn't require a great deal of preparation time. It will give your trumpet section a chance to shine. This piece has been scored to allow your band to sound great even if your instrumentation is incomplete. You can't miss with this!

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Vivenda (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

In this extremely attractive march, the playful 6/8 time is alternatedwith a 2/4 time using an appealing cantabile theme as a basis. The title,which is derived from the Latin word vivat (?he/she lives?), is particularly based on the exuberant forte passage in the trio. Vivenda is a lively composition that will fit well in your concert programme and will make an ideal piece for any festive occasion. 03:18

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Viver Senza Tei (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Werth, Marie Louise - Smith, Sandy

performed by FURBAZ

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Vivo

Hang on tight! This breathtaking circus galop is sure to be a favorite! Playable at a wide variety of speeds, here's a perfect encore number or "chaser" for your next concert. Limited technical demands allow you the chance to play this at speeds reaching up to - - - who knows?!?!? Rollicking fun from start to finish! How fast can you go???

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