Desert Victory (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Alwyn, William - Ellerby, Martin

William Alwyn (1905-1985) studied at the Royal Academy of Music where, at the age of 21, he was appointed Professor of Composition - a position he held for nearly thirty years. Apart from his vast output of serious music he contributed nearly 200 scores for the cinema. Starting, mainly with documentaries he wrote his first full feature-length score in 1941.

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Deserts (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

Duration: 11.45

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Despacito (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Ceunen, Filip

Despacito was without doubt the most popular summer hit, not only smashing all charts, but also breaking records on YouTube! In some parts of the world, there was controversy about the lyrics, which made this song even more iconic than it already was. This nice, playable arrangement will conserve the summer mindset of you audience!

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Despacito (Young Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Murtha, Paul

Becoming the first YouTube video to hit 4 billion views, Luis Fonsi's "Despacito" also reached the top of the pop charts in over 40 countries. Featuring a blend of Latin pop and urban rhythms, this infectious hit works great in this adaptation for concert band.

Desperate Pursuit (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Barnes, James

Desperate Pursuit is a driving and dramatic overture from the pen of award-winning composer, James Barnes. Based on the D Phrygian scale, the piece gets its name from the rapid, rhythmic motion of the piece. The intensity of Phrygian mode, colourful low woodwind and wispy percussion writing in the contrasting lyrical section of the work, and the dramatic, pulsating timpani part throughout the piece combine to bring a frantic quality to the music.Duration: 4.00

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Destino Re-Immaginare (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Bocook, Jay

A Fantasy on Motifs of Giuseppe Verdi. The overture to Giuseppe Verdi's 1862 opera La Forza del Destino (The Power of Fate) has remained standard repertoire for orchestras around the world. In this imaginative work for winds, Jay Bocook pays homage to the mastery of Verdi and begins with the ominous 3-note fate theme from the overture. Throughout the piece melodies are recast and harmonies are embellished, culminating in an exhilarating conclusion where the final seven bars quote Verdi's original almost identically. A brilliant addition to the wind band repertoire. Duration: 5.45

Det hev ei rose sprunge (Lo, How a Rose e'er Blooming) (Flugel Horn Solo with Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Praetorius, Michael - Gudim, Lars Erik

The melody for this German Christmas carol is believed to be written around the year 1400. Michael Praetorius wrote the 4-part choral setting around 1609. This setting has been widely used since them. This arrangement feature a flugelhorn soloist and will be a perfect choice both for the church concert and entertainment. Duration: 4.30

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Deutschmeister Jubilumsmarsch (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

This march, opus 470 in Johann Strauss the Younger's oeuvre, was dedicated to the k.u.k. (Royal) Infanterie-Regiment 'Hoch und Deutschmeister No. 4' on the occasion of its 200th anniversary. In 1896 this joyful event was celebrated with a grand concert featuring no less than seven military bands, with more than 350 musicians performing. 0:03:30

Deutschmeister-Regimentsmarsch (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

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Deux Mouvements (Alto Saxophone Solo with Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Waignein, Andre

Early in 1989 Jean Baily, director of the Royal Conservatoire in Bruxelles, asked his very close friend Andre Waignein to compose a piece which could be performed by the conservatoire's saxophone class. Andre Waignein was readily agreeable. Not only was his father a saxophone player, but himself felt strongly attracted to the instrument and he was further encouraged into accepting the commission by his friend Alain Crepin, saxophone teacher at the Bruxelles Conservatoire.The piece he composed consists of two movements, hence the title. An elegy is expressed by means of a melody which is full with pronounced magnanimity, full of spectacular musical freedom enabling the soloist to express himself to the full. In this movement the melodic element is of the utmost importance.The capriccio, the second movement is musically disconcerting. The band's accompaniment is particularly important. Due to the high notes, the soloist brings this capriccio to a close with enthusiastic virtuosity.Duration: 9:15