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£92.00The Tower - Alexandre Carlin
The Tower was commisioned by the concert band of Auneau (France), for their 190th anniversary. The composer was inspired by a medieval tower standing in the city and decided to transcribe in music the life in the middle ages, the gregorian chant of the monks, a village festival, the building of the tower, step by step, and then the evocation of the battle of Auneau, one of the famous religious battles of the middle ages in France. The work ends with the regained calm, and the monks singing their gregorian chant at the end of the day.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£271.60
Ljodgata - Torstein Aagaard-Nilsen
The old Norwegian name Ljodgata means the main road. This road (or path) has existed since the iron age. In 12 century christians walked from Oslo to Nidaros (Trondheim) to visit the Cathedral containing the tomb of King Olav the Holy. Part 1 The Tomb and the Church is a musical picture of religious activities in the area. The tomb of King Rakne, one of the largest graves in the northern Europa is now a monument in the area, even if Hovin Church has been a symbol of christianity sincethe 1400 century. Part 2 The Woods of Trandum Pictures the military acitivities that has been going on for more that 250 years. During the 2nd World War, an execution of innocent people took place in the woods. Part 3 Jetset Picture of the present.The international airport at Gardermoen has made the village Jessheim become a town. People now live moderne city lives.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£135.80Ad Quartum - Luciano Feliciani
The city of Quart derives its name from the Latin "Ad quartum ab Augusta lapidem", or four Roman miles from Augusta Praetoria, present-day Aosta, along the ancient Roman consular road of the Gauls. The fortress of Quart, whose construction began in 1185, is the main source of inspiration for the composition. The work begins, in fact, as if wrapped in a mysterious, suspended atmosphere, when the fog that envelops the manor suddenly thins out and lets one see the majestic building in all its austerity. A rhythmically exciting episode follows this brief introduction, ideally describing the events that have marked the long history of these places. The music highlights the percussion instruments, which evoke ancient medieval atmospheres in a modern language. The second theme, derived from the previous one, describes instead emotions and feelings of grandeur, beauty, and peace associated with the splendid Valle d'Aosta mountains that surround Quart. A developed melodic idea, supported by wide-ranging harmonies, attempts to musically portray the extraordinary natural beauty of these places. The reprise of the first theme, varied and presented in a lively and energetic movement, guides the final part of the piece: a coda where all the melodic and rhythmic ideas previously exposed are condensed.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£82.50Highlands Of Monroney - David Gorham
A two-movement work dedicated to the legendary band director, Paul Enix, from Midwest City, Oklahoma, Gorhams new composition opens with a beautiful lyrical section that features the rich, full sonorities of the woodwind choir. The contrasting second movement is in the style of a gigue, with lilting, catchy rhythms. This very musical piece will be an excellent contest or festival selection.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£104.50Symphony #1 In Memoriam Dresden 1945 - Daniel Bukvich
This emotional, contemporary work has gained widespread acceptance in recent years. Written in remembrance of the firebombing of the German city of Dresden, Bukvich combines the most traditional techniques with the most contemporary, including representational notation.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£82.50See Jack Slide - Robert E. Foster
This original trombone feature, a "smear" for trombones, was written in memory of C. Jack McCurley, a young, energetic, fun-loving trombone player who lost his life in an accident. He was a member of his middle school band in Jefferson City, Missouri, and his fellow students and teachers commissioned this work as a memorial to him. But they wanted a happy piece because he was a happy person.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£82.50From The Cedars To The Mountain - Barry E. Kopetz
This overture depicts the settlement of Cedar City, Utah, on November 11, 1851, by Mormon pioneers. Facing multiple hardships, these pioneers forged a new life in the harsh and cold mountain desert that surrounded them. Due to their determination, resourcefulness, and faith they laid the foundation for a thriving community.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£82.50Lawrence Sesquicentennial March - Robert E. Foster
Written to commemorate the 150th birthday for the city of Lawrence, Kansas, this is a new march in a traditional style. (2:45)
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£82.50Twin Oaks Overture - Robert Hendrickson
Developing bands will benefit from the fresh sounding melodies and rhythms presented in this wonderful work. Reminiscent of a gradually awakening morning scene, the quiet opening creates a serene beginning not usually found at this grade level. Instrumental voices are introduced in layers as the opening builds to a lively allegro, suggesting a busy city street. The marvelous programming effects are perfect programming ingredients for developing band performances!
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£104.50The Fourth Angel - Roland Barrett
On April 19, 1995 the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City was the target of a devastating bombing that resulted in a terrible lose of life, including 19 children to whom this work is dedicated. Re-creating the eerie atmosphere that lead up to this horrible event, it closes with a moving musical memorial for all the victims, offering a message of hope and comfort to all those involved. A truly exceptional work.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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