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£106.95136th U.S.A. Field Artillery - Henry Fillmore
Editor Robert Foster has uncovered another forgotten Henry Fillmore march and restored it to its rightful place in band repertoire. This may be one of the best Fillmore marches we have heard that is for the most part still unknown. Written to stir patriotism during World War I, all of the wonderful Fillmore trademarks are present in this exceptional march. It is tuneful, exciting and well-scored, presented in a full score edition for the first time, exactly as Fillmore intended it to be.
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£101.50
Our Own Red, White and Blue - Henry Fillmore
This catchy little tune from march composer Henry Fillmore is one that you will be humming over and over again. Though one of his lesser known titles, it is unique for Fillmore marches as it is very playable compared to most of his barn burning marches and it does not contain the usual modulation or trio. This accessible march is sure to be a favorite for your band.
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£95.95
Mighty Mite - Ted Mesang
This classic Ted Mesang march has been a band staple for years. It is in classic march form, but is unique in that its first strain is in a minor key. It is perfect for contest/festival and now with this flexible scoring, it can be played by any band, anywhere.
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£76.80Summa Cum Laude - Werner van Cleemput
This concert march was written for concert band, though the composer later also wrote a version for fanfare band. The work is dominated throughout by the main theme A-G-D-F-G and requires a full band. The form is that of a classic British concert march in the ABA(B) form; the energetical and virtuoso A part contrasts with the solemn and melodic B part. The coda develops the theme of the trio. The work is dedicated to Dr.Vondis Miller and the Calgary University Symphonic Band. The latter premiered the work on 23 January 1985 in Calgary, Canada.
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£140.80Cinquantieme - Serge Lancen
Cinquantieme, the fiftieth composition for symphonic band by Serge Lancen, was composed in the fall of 1993. It is written in an overture form and built on four distinct themes. First there is a merry and dynamic March, followed by a Waltz of the same character; then comes a small melody and finally the March turns up again, but this time it ends with a triumphant theme. The overture is dedicated to Alain Thiery and his Symphonic Band of Pont-Ste-Marie/La-vau/Creney. It was premiered during the gala concert closing the 120th anniversary celebrations of that band. The number in the title 'Cinquantieme' (Fiftieth), indicates the richness of Lancen's wind band repertoire. Fascinated by the symphonic band's extremely rich range of tone colours, Lancen has devoted all his talent and passion to it. For this type of orchestra he has written symphonies, rhapsodies, several concertos and even religious compositions with choirs and soloists.
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£140.80Suite Miniatura - Santiago Quinto Serna
This melodic miniature suite is a short but nice composition for young musicians. It was composed for the Youth Band of the Unin Musical La Aurora from the little Spanish town of Albatera. There are four parts: March, Waltz, Christmas Carol and Burlesque March.
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£38.20All in - Ton Kotter
The Dutch composer and conductor Ton Kotter (Aalten 1906 -1991) was trumpeter-violinist with the Royal Marine Band before being appointed conductor of the Nijmegen Police Band. He conducted a lot of amateur wind bands (a.o. in Helmond, Nijmegen, Tilburg, Hilvarenbeek, Glanerbrug, Enschede and Loon op Zand) and for these bands he wrote several fine marches. Among his best-known marches are 'Hunter March' (1976) and 'Ambiorix' (1976). 'All-In', probably his last march, was composed in 1981 for the 70th anniversary of the symphonic band 'Excelsior' at Eibergen, conducted by the composer.
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£55.90Trombone Show - Jaroslav Zeman
Trombone Show by Jaroslav Zeman is a sweeping solo for four trombones and concert band, with different musical styles. The composition begins with a energetic march before a slow swing leads over to a temperamental mambo. With the march sounds of the beginning "Trombone Show" comes to a effective finale. The four soloist interacting with each other and with the band makes this piece a musical enjoyment for both musicians and audience.
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£65.99Fleur-de-lis - Sandy Feldstein
Marches are important part of the Wind Band tradition, and are invaluable for improving musicianship. This accessible March was written to introduce March form and style to young musicians. The form of this work includes the traditional modulation to the subdominant at the Trio section.
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£122.50The Guild of Roslar - Klaas Coulembier
The Guild of Roslar is an impressive and multifaceted composition that was written for the centenary of the 'Koninklijke Harmonie Het Gildemuziek Roeselare' (Belgium). This work brings to life the unique character of the band: vigorous in the streets, delicate in the concert hall.With a traditional march as its beating heart, a stirring musical journey unfolds. From the first fanfares and warm chorale sounds, the excitement grows through playful motifs with subtle references to the rich musical heritage of this society from Roeselare. Personal elements, such as the musically incorporated name theme of conductor Nick Vandendriessche, give the work extra layers of meaning.From a moving mourning march to energetic and recognisable themes, this composition combines tradition with renewal. It develops toward a grand and effervescent conclusion that will delight the musicians as well as the audience.The Guild of Roslar is an homage, a story, and a powerful musical experience all in one.
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