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  • £89.99

    Tale Spin Theme (Spin It!)

    In addition to many classic animated films the Disney Corporation has also produced many great programmes especially for television. Many of these are broadcast in the USA on a special children's series called 'The Disney Afternoon'. Old and young alike will recognise the melody from this classic Disney theme tune, and will be enchanted by its mesmerising Latin groove.

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  • £84.99

    Goodnight - Thomas Doss

    The composer dedicated Goodnight to his two youngest daughters, Teresa and Sarah, creating another addition to his series of children's pieces, which includes Powerplay and Romantic Ballad. The intimate atmosphere created by the music reflects the unique and precious connection between a father and his daughters. As the name implies, Goodnight was conceived as a lullaby, making it a perfect encore to end an evening concert.

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  • £82.95

    And in the End It Was Earth - Roland Barrett

    Inspired by the Native American proverb, "We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children." Roland Barrett has scored this original composition to musically reflect that sentiment conveying the inherent beauty, majesty, and grandeur of planet Earth. Combining fluid moving melodic components with energetic and driving rhythmic pulse, the work will capture the imagination of all. (5:30) This title is available in SmartMusic.

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  • £339.99

    Symphony No. 4 - Johan de Meij

    This symphony was inspired by a selection of 19th century German poetry: three poems from Friedrich Rckerts' Kindertotenlieder (Songs on the Death of Children) and three poems by Heinrich Heine and Hugo von Hofmannsthal which, in the secondmovment of this impressive work, introduce themes of death, rebirth and hope.

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  • £71.50

    Entrance of the Gladiators - Fucik

    This march masterpiece, famous for generations to "children of all ages" is at last available in this concert edition arranged by Andrew Glover. This delightful, entertaining, and familiar march will be a hit at any concert performance. An excellent choice also for contest and festival performances.

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  • £78.99

    Santa's On His Way - James Swearingen

    If you'd like to include Santa at your annual Christmas concert, be sure to perform "Santa's On His Way," a newly composed holiday classic! Add a group of singers (purely optional) and this piece has all the possibilities of becoming an audience and band favorite for years to come. Children of all ages, even adults, will find themselves captivated by the spirit of the music and its wonderful message of holiday cheer. Merry Christmas!

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  • £84.99

    The Teddy Bears' Picnic

    The Teddy Bears' Picnic started life as a melody written in 1907 to which a text was added 25 years later. In the meantime, the song as been recorded in countless versions and now appears as an arrangement for concert band by Georges Moreau. This delightful children's song is a perfect interlude for your concert programme, to delight young and old alike.

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  • £202.99

    Selections from Kiki's Delivery Service - Joe Hisaishi

    Famous musicologist Yuji Numano identified an interesting relationship between classical and film music. Film music is like a second child of 19th century classical music (the first child being 20th century modern music). Although they have a parent-child relationship, there are still major differences."The basic `form' is different. In the history of classical music art forms, there is a continuing dispute on how to convey a story only through music. On the other hand, as a part of motion pictures, film music at times has difficulty being an autonomous art form separate from the visual media. Indeed, film scores alone can lack musical substance. In the sense of acoustical effectiveness, film scoring has absorbed the total aspect of modern and classical music. Yet, there is still a huge distinction from classical music regarding recognizing film music as a standard art form."This Selections from "KIKI'S Delivery Service" is my seventh arrangement of Joe Hisaishi's works. They are either in medley or suite styles. It might be an exaggeration, however, to cite back to Mr. Numano, I have attempted to compensate for the lack of substance in film music by creating an art form more like classical music. Medley should not be about cherry-picking the best bits. I prefer that performers consider the significance of the work's overall structure.It has been 20 years since the premier of the feature animation film "KIKI'S Delivery Service" based on Eiko Kadono's literature for children. Numerous romantic melodies by Joe Hisaishi are used for many occasions and are still very popular. In this arrangement, I have made a medley from the following scenes:1. A Town with an Ocean View2. Starting the Job3. Heartbroken Kiki4. A Gust5. DeparturePlease note that the 4th scene A Gust comes from the "image album" prior to the soundtrack production and is not used in the actual movie.(Kazuhiro Morita, 2008)

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  • £64.99

    Christmas Invitation - Timothy Johnson

    Be really ready for your Christmas concert this year. The playability of Timothy Johnson's Christmas Invitation is right on target for your Grade 1 band to perform by December. Based on Oh Come, Little Children, the charming easy counterpoint and creative harmonization give a more advanced impression to the piece while careful attention to articulations and dynamics mean you can actually teach while you prepare for the show.A "must have" arrangement!

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    Who did it? - Jacob de Haan

    Who did it? is a composition for youth bands with limited instrumentation. While composing it, Jacob de Haan was inspired by a familiar situation: a child caught doing something mischievous such as taking another child's toy, and trying to get away with it. The other children, however, notice this. The fast tempo of this work reflects the chase that follows - this will be fun for all the band members.

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