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£116.40Three Pictures for Band - Oliver Waespi
This composition consists of three sound pictures. When writing this work Oliver Waespi did not have any concrete image such as a scenery or a specific form in mind, but rather some typical visual movements. Hence the successive titles of the different parts: Procession, Dialogue and Waves. Numerous associations mutually link those parts as far as motifs and harmony are concerned. The motif of the ascending and descending fourth plays an important role in many a theme. There are many fourth chords by means of which Waespi tries to put a harmonic and unifying stamp on the compostition as a whole. Moreover there are similar or identical, though varied, motifs in the successive parts.The first part, Cortge (Procession), describes the dignified majestic procession by means of simple precise rhythms. At first the music is scarcely audible, as if coming from a distance; it gradually comes nearer until it reaches its climax in large chords, before fading away again. At each quarter note one could imagine a step. The second part, Dialogue, consists of broad outlines of dialogues between the different orchestral groups. Some instruments are asking questions, others are giving answers. After a rather sad passage, the music turns into a climax followed by a second passage that brings comfort and leads to a quiet ending. In the third part, there is a sudden movement coming up in the shape of waves. The principle of the wave, successively swelling and decreasing, dominates the entire musical structure of this part, even in the separate motifs.As far as the instrumentation is concerned there are the following notes: in the brass band version Oliver Waespi has a definite (orchestral) brass band strength in mind. If some parts (e.g. euphonium and flugelhorn) are played by several musicians, the conductor should feel free either to double or to thin those parts, providing the musical contents are not damaged. The same goes for the fanfare band in which the conductor can feel even more free as to the band's orchestral strenght. Anyway, a convincing overall sound is determining and that is to be realised by any kind of wind band.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£140.00Car - Marcel Peeters
In this nice five-part suite, Marcel Peeters (Antwerp, 1926) draws a musical portrait of the 20th century. By means of five legendary car types, each of them referring to a specific period, suggested by the contrasting styles, we make a trip back in the history of the previous century. We successively drive a 'Ford '26', a 'Chevy '52', a 'M.G. '63', a 'Volkswagen '47' and a 'Ferrari 2000'. All aboard for this musical historical expedition throughout the 20th century!
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£90.10The Best of Andrew Lloyd Webber - Andrew Lloyd Webber
Once again Henk Ummels has succeeded to make a rich and full arrangement using only 5 voices. This time an arrangement of highlights from the biggest musical hits from the most well known musical composer of all time. It has been arranged for beginner bands, but also very suitable for lower level bands who want something fun and entertaining. Includes music from: The Phantom of the Opera, Jesus Christ Superstar, Cats, and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£97.00Syrille - Marc Jeanbourquin
In 2009 Marc Jeanbourquin was a trombonist in the harmony orchestra 'La Gerinia' from Marly (Switzerland). To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the summer music camp of its music school, he was commissioned to write a musical fairy tale for the band. Marc Jeanbourquin was inspired by stories written by his wife Lise Jeanbourquin, and so 'Syrielle the story of a fairy who wanted to catch a star', came into being. The theme of Syrielle is presented in the opening bars as a sequence of two chords, which convey the fairy like feeling of calm and mystery. She lives in a forest and is looking for friends. Then she comes across an ogre who also lives alone. When she sees him, she panics and hurts herself. The ogre takes her and cares for her, and the two end up becoming friends. One by one the themes for the two main characters are stated, and eventually evolve into a festive samba. At the end the theme from Syrielle returns, but this time in a major key, so to make a happy end to this musical fairy tale.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£128.80Golden Land - Saul Gomez Soler
This Symphonic Poem was dedicated to the Musical Union El Xquer from Sumacrcer and its conductor, Josep Ros. The work is inspired by the people from Sumacrcer trying to tell the different characteristic things that identify it: its people, its festivals, the Xquer river, the Penya-Roja castle, its orange groves and streets. We can find different languages throughout the work to narrate it, all of them are related to each others by a small generator motive about all the musical idea. The work has been written to take part in the 129th edition of the International Competition of Valencia.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£71.50Pompous Circus Dance - David Gorham
A musical play on words and music that is both quirky and humorous. See how long it takes before everyone figures out the musical "joke" thats being played here. Its a fun piece that is cleverly written and highly entertaining.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£121.00Four Dance Episodes - Gary P. Gilroy
The composer has successfully captured the musical essence and variety of four contrasting dance styles in this clever, imaginative work. Great musical contrast and interest highlight this exceptional composition which concludes with a driving, exciting display of brass and percussion.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£159.99Saga Candida - Bert Appermont
Bert Appermont composed the music for the first ever open-air musical, the Seed of Satan, which was shown for the first time in August 2002, in Kruibeke, Belgium. This gigantic spectacle which evolves around witchcraft at the beginning of the 17th century, attracted more than 10,000 spectators in just a few weeks. Bert Appermont subsequently arranged a suite of the highlights from the musical which he has called Saga Candida.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£84.99Transeamus usque Bethlehem - Joseph Schnabel
The German composer Joseph Ignaz Schnabel (1767-1831) was a descendant of a musical family. During his lifetime he occupied several musical posts including Violinist, Organist, Concertmaster, Conductor, Music Teacher and managing director of the Royal Institute for Church Music. Schnabel composed masses, hymns, vespers, military music and a clarinet concerto. His choir work Transeamus usque Bethlehem is still widely performed and Wil van der Beek has produced this excellent arrangement for concert band which does justice to the original.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£114.50Jesus Christ Superstar - Andrew Lloyd Webber
In 1970 the British composer Andrew Lloyd Webber (London, 1948) had a real big success with his second musical Jesus Christ Super Star'. Besides the title song, Willy Hautvast selected the most popular songs 'I don't know how to love Him', 'Everything is all right', 'I only want to say' and 'Hosanna'. This selection commemorates a musical monument of the entertainment music of the last quarter of the 20th century.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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