MY WAY (Intermediate Band) - Francois & Revaux - Walter, Christoph

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Mykonos (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

Mykonos is one of the most popular of the Cyclades islands in the Aegean. The most important town is that of Mykonos, a harbour on the west coast. The most important source of income for the island is tourism. The magnificent landscape, in which white and blue dominate in the dazzling light, is the great attraction of the island. Apart from this, there are also many churches, chapels, windmills and a couple of museums--Mykonos is a truly ideal holiday destination.The Belgian wind band composer Johan Nijs captures impressions of the island's atmosphere in Mykonos. The work is written in a typically Greek style: two sirtakis are employed and the piece closes with a characteristic Greek presto. Greek sounds are also incorporated into the slower passages. 05:40

Mysterian Landscapes (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Broege, Timothy

Mysterian Landscapes was commissioned by the Bald Eagle Area High School (Wingate, PA) in recognition of the growing passion for music in our schools. The three movements depict sites found in the Western (Point Reyes, CA), Central (Dempster Street, Chicago) and Eastern (Bear Mountain, Hudson River, NY) United States. Duration: 7:00

MYSTERIES OF THE HORIZON (Royal Northern College of Music Wind Orchestra) (Wind Band CD)

Great British Music for Wind Band Vol.21. Royal Northern College of Music Wind Orchestra. Conductors: Clark Rundell, Mark Heron & Jeffrey Mathews. Special Guest Soloist: Brendan Ball (Trumpet)MAJESTY (Rob Wiffin) 3:29 (A Little Ceremonial Music No.1)A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS (Martin Ellerby) 13:00Parts 1: Spring Steps (4:32)Part 2: Winter Tales/Autumn Memories (5:25)Part 3 Indian Summer (3:03)TOCCATA IN BLUE Duncan Stubbs (4:08)MYSTERIES OF THE HORIZON Nigel Clarke 21:05(Concerto for Trumpet and Wind Orchestra - Solo Trumpet: Brendan Ball)1. The Menace Assasin (6:29)2. The Dominion of Light (2.15)3 The Flavour of Tears (6:31)4. The Discovery of Fire (5:5)A STAR DANCED (Y Seren Delawns) (Nichola Renshaw) 5:54CLOUD DRIFT (Rob Wiffin) 4:14Solo Bassoon: Andres Yauri AndoquiaWATERLOO 200 (A Commemorative Suite) (Martin Ellerby) 16:311. Overture: Return of the Emperor (3:13)2. Intermezzo: At the Duchess of Richmond's Ball (2:39)3. Scenario: On the Field of Waterloo (7:17)4. Finale: Thine Be the Glory (3:22)

Mysteries of the Horizon (Trumpet Solo with Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Clarke, Nigel

Mysteries of the Horizon (After Four Rene Magritte Surrealist Paintings)A Concerto for Trumpet and Wind OrchestraMysteries of the Horizon is written and dedicated to Harmen Vanhoorne, and Matthew J George and the University of St Thomas Wind Ensemble.The subject material for my concerto are four surrealist paintings by the Belgian artist Rene Magritte (1898-1967). The movements are named after four of his paintings with the following titles:The Menaced AssassinThe Dominion of LightThe Flavour of LightsThe Discovery of FireAs part of my research I visited the Magritte Museum in Brussels to absorb myself in his works. Mysteries of the Horizon is not programmatic, but I have tried to colour each movement with the atmosphere of each Magritte painting. The work is unusual in that there are four movement, not the standard three. The second movement, The Dominion of Light, acts as a light relief between the first and third movements. The concerto gives much opportunity to the soloist to demonstrate different aspects of the instrument.- Nigel Clarke

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Mysteries of the Horizon (Trumpet Solo with Concert Band - Score only) - Clarke, Nigel

Score onlyMysteries of the Horizon (After Four Rene Magritte Surrealist Paintings)A Concerto for Trumpet and Wind OrchestraMysteries of the Horizon is written and dedicated to Harmen Vanhoorne, and Matthew J George and the University of St Thomas Wind Ensemble.The subject material for my concerto are four surrealist paintings by the Belgian artist Rene Magritte (1898-1967). The movements are named after four of his paintings with the following titles:The Menaced AssassinThe Dominion of LightThe Flavour of LightsThe Discovery of FireAs part of my research I visited the Magritte Museum in Brussels to absorb myself in his works. Mysteries of the Horizon is not programmatic, but I have tried to colour each movement with the atmosphere of each Magritte painting. The work is unusual in that there are four movement, not the standard three. The second movement, The Dominion of Light, acts as a light relief between the first and third movements. The concerto gives much opportunity to the soloist to demonstrate different aspects of the instrument.- Nigel Clarke

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Mysteries of the Kalahari (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Preuninger, Bruce

The discovery of ancient, true-to-life sculptures made without modern tools... A ship's anchor found in the middle of the desert, hundreds of miles from open water... The legend of a lost city with a hidden treasure guarded by leopards... these are just a few of the mysteries that come from the Kalahari Desert in Africa. With the percussion section setting the pace through a simple yet intriguing 3/4 meter Afro-Cuban rhythmic pattern, Mysteries of the Kalahari evokes a mood that will keep performers and listeners engaged as the musical layers of the story unfold. Duration: 2.15

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Mysterion (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Gassi, Vince

Mystery and majesty combine to make this dynamic piece an attractive concert opener or festival piece. A bold opening, a solemn lyrical section, and a rhythmic transition, all with strong support from the percussion, bring the listener to a climactic ending.Duration: 3.00

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Mysterious Waltz (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

Mysterious Waltz: this title should draw your attention! This particular waltz is not based on any specific example, least of all the Viennese waltz. Two souls are latent in this work, one lovely and cheerful and one melancholic with a touch of irony. Which of these two characters will finally dominate the listener depends on the conductor, who will reveal this secret according to his personal disposition... 04:20

Mystery Bay March (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Hodges, Steve

This exciting march evokes the drama of a chase. During Prohibition days the remote waters off northwest Washington's coast were frequently used by smugglers whose regular disappearance was categorized by the Coast Guard as "mysterious," hence the name of the bay. This piece will be a dynamic addition to any concert or festival program.Duration: 2:00

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