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£69.99Something Borrowed, Something Blue - Philip Sparke
This is a little salute to the wonderful music of Duke Ellington, taking Mood Indigo as its model. Something Borrowed, Something Blue will allow the young band to approach this masterpiece?s laid-back style, using chords and harmonies that they may be hearing for the first time. The flexible instrumentation of this work makes it ideal for bands without the full quota of players. Bring the world of jazz to life with this smooth classic.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£135.70Something Groovy - Phil Collins
Something Groovy is a medley of some of Phil Collins' biggest hits. Included are: Something Happened On The Way To Heaven, Groovy Kind of Love, Colours and Sussudio. It has been very skillfully arranged and is very playable.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£99.99
Something - George Harrison
Unlike most Beatles songs Something was written by George Harrison rather than the duo Lennon & McCartney. Something was a dreamy, but at the same time powerful ballad and was described as 'the most beautiful love song ever' by Frank Sinatra. Naohiro Iwai has now produced a compelling concert band arrangement of this song, which will be a surefire hit in any concert programme.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£69.99Something Borrowed, Something Blue (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip
This is a little salute to the wonderful music of Duke Ellington, taking Mood Indigo as its model. Something Borrowed, Something Blue will allow the young band to approach this masterpiece's laid-back style, using chords and harmonies that they may be hearing for the first time. The flexible instrumentation of this work makes it ideal for bands without the full quota of players. Bring the world of jazz to life with this smooth classic.Duration: 3:00
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£99.99Something (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Harrison, George - Iwai, Naohiro
Unlike most Beatles songs Something was written by George Harrison rather than the duo Lennon and McCartney. Something was a dreamy, but at the same time powerful ballad and was described as 'the most beautiful love song ever' by Frank Sinatra. Naohiro Iwai has now produced a compelling concert band arrangement of this song, which will be a surefire hit in any concert programme.Duration: 5:15
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£17.95SOMETHING WICKED (Programme Concert Band Extra Score) - Barry, Darrol
Extra Score. A 'something special' for Halloween. Duration 4:04 Grade 4
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£87.95
SOMETHING WICKED (Programme Concert Band) - Barry, Darrol
Score and Parts. A 'something special' for Halloween. Duration 4:04 Grade 4
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£57.50Something (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Harrison, George - Murtha, Paul
George Harrison's most successful contribution to the Beatles catalogue is no doubt this familiar iconic ballad. Paul Murtha's setting for band features alto sax on the melody, followed by the low brass, and a light swing style treatment of the bridge section. Scored with nice variety throughout, this offers a welcome change of pace number for any concert.Duration: 2.30
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£149.40Storsltt - Øystein Olsen Vadsten
"Storsltt" or in English "Grand Nordic Tune" is one of many original pieces written by composer ystein Olsen Vadsten. "Sltt" is a general term for music played to traditional Norwegian dances."Grand Nordic Tune" was a commissioned work for the Rlingen Musikklag's 70-year anniversary concert in 2022, where the piece was premiered. They wanted something a little pompous, and preferably something in the style of Nordic folk music, which the composer is known for. The title in Norwegian then was obvious, "Storsltt", which in Norwegian has a double meaning, both a big tune and, in a double meaning, pompous or magnificent.As usual, the starting point is a traditional Nordic dance form, and this time the choice fell on the distinctive Swedish "polska", which is played in . The dance, despite its name, reportedly has no connection to Poland, but is entirely of Scandinavian origin. It has been danced for centuries, and has also been called the devil's dance, because it had a hypnotizing effect on people, so that they could not stop, but danced themselves to death. Hence people thought that it must have been the devil who caused it.Traditionally, there is a lot of repetition in this type of music, which contributes to this hypnotic effect.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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