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£83.50When The Tears Fell - Ed Huckeby
"When the Tears Fell" is a descriptive programmatic composition based on the 1838-1839 "Trail of Tears" historical trek of the Cherokee Indians from the Eastern United states to their new home in the Indian Territory (now Oklahoma). Written in four sections, "The Gathering", "The Journey", The Harsh Winter" and "Spring: A New Nation", it will challenge your band musically and is a tremendous choice for concert or festival performances.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£98.99From the Eye of the Storm - Shabazz
Mississippi composer, Ayatey Shabazz is a survivor of hurricane Katrina who lost both his home and the school where he taught to the storm. Soon after the storm was over Shabazz composed this stimulating and descriptive composition that explores the wide range of events and emotions he experienced during the tragic hurricane. Full of remarkable music that is sure to challenge your students, it is also a superior programming choice for better bands! Very highly recommended!
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£85.50The Many Sounds of Christmas
This arrangement is a wonderful collection of seasonal favorites all wrapped up into one great musical package. Highly creative and superbly scored, this very accessible work has all the ingredients necessary to bring a smile to each and every member of the audience. You might even want to challenge them to guess the number of different titles that the band actually performs. This piece is sure to be the highlight of your concert!
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£482.99Symphony No. 1 - The Archangels - Franco Cesarini
The Swiss composer Franco Cesarini has waited a long time to write his first symphony and after years of considering and drafting, this Archangels Symphony, Symphony no. 1 is a vast composition consisting of highly dramatic language, intense thematic developments and frequent polyphonic elaborations.The thematic material is taken from old Gregorian melodies that form the basis for the entire work, which is, despite the title, a non-programmatic work. It consists out of 4 movements: Gabriel, the gentle archangel; the supreme healer Raphael; the energetic archangel Michael, the Prince of the heavenly host; and surprisingly the archangel Urile, the'forgotten' archangel.A true masterpiece and a fantastic musical challenge!
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£73.50The Typewriter (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Anderson, Leroy - Werle, Floyd E.
Leroy Anderson's music is always infectious and compelling. This wonderful flourish celebrates the clunky office machinery of yesteryear. You may have to teach a little history to your students so that they actually understand what a manual typewriter sounds like. It's a zany sound but the enthusiasm is unmatchable. Your percussionists will love the challenge. This Floyd Werle arrangement is freshly engraved with a full score and parts!Duration 1:45
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£47.52The Falling Rain
An absolutely stunning piece for young bands that is programmatic in design and hauntingly beautiful in every sense of the word. Your percussionists will enjoy the challenge of providing a myriad of colors to enhance this expressive work while audience members actively participate by creating the sound of falling rain. It should be noted that the technical demands of this composition are crafted so that the wind players will be able to focus on a highly expressive and musical performance. This latest offering by noted composer James Swearingen will make a superb addition to your band library. Very appealing!
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£79.95
The Call of the Righteous - Score and Parts - Leslie Condon
Program NotesCall of the Righteous is a tone poem that uses the Gospel song melody "When the Roll is Called Up Yonder" as its main theme. An unforgiving opening unison trumpet fanfare leads into the first statement of the tune, which then appears, either in its entirety or in fragments, throughout the piece alongside further thematic material derived from the opening fanfare theme. The reflective central section contains a beautiful original melody, introduced by the clarinet and developed elsewhere, before the music reverts to ideas derived from the opening section, introduced by a recapitulation of the opening fanfare figure, which is further developed to bring the music to a thrilling and dramatic conclusion.Although the music has its creative roots in religious doctrine, it has a lasting and popular appeal that makes it accessible and listenable at every level, with plenty to challenge on both technical and musical levels.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£15.95
The Call of the Righteous - Score only - Leslie Condon
Program NotesCall of the Righteous is a tone poem that uses the Gospel song melody "When the Roll is Called Up Yonder" as its main theme. An unforgiving opening unison trumpet fanfare leads into the first statement of the tune, which then appears, either in its entirety or in fragments, throughout the piece alongside further thematic material derived from the opening fanfare theme. The reflective central section contains a beautiful original melody, introduced by the clarinet and developed elsewhere, before the music reverts to ideas derived from the opening section, introduced by a recapitulation of the opening fanfare figure, which is further developed to bring the music to a thrilling and dramatic conclusion.Although the music has its creative roots in religious doctrine, it has a lasting and popular appeal that makes it accessible and listenable at every level, with plenty to challenge on both technical and musical levels.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£95.00
The Gilded Theatre - Kenneth Hesketh
The Gilded Theatre was commissioned by the National Youth Wind Orchestra of Great Britain on the occasion of its fortieth anniversary. They gave the first performance on 10th August 2008, at St. John's Smith Square, London conducted by James Gourlay.The Gilded Theatre can, in some ways, be seen as a continuation of dramatic forms as presented in a previous piece by Hesketh, Diaghilev Dances. Unlike the Dances, however the music in The Gilded Theatre is conceived as one continuous span and stretches of music are also subtitled and refer to stock characters or scenarios redolent of the commedia dell'arte or 17th Century French Theatre.The subtitles are Rideau, Les Idiots Ou Les Amants, Le Combat Commence, Desespoir, L'apparition, Folie, La Mort, Rideau. The music narative progresses through dramatic, comedic, romantic and aggressive moods supporting the idea of the abstract play to which the the above subtitles refer. Throughout the piece the composer has sought to challenge the players both technically and emotionally, and it is the players themselves who are in fact the protagonists in the piece.
In stock: Estimated delivery 1-3 days
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£45.00Challenge Accepted! (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - McBride, Jonathan
Learning to play a band instrument can be very challenging. "Challenge Accepted!" celebrates your young band's achievements in this exciting opener, with only the first six notes used in band instruction. Rhythms and ranges are carefully written to support student success, and help to make this a fun piece to rehearse and perform. With very accessible melodies and harmonies, your students will enjoy how good they sound playing "Challenge Accepted!" Duration: 1.45
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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