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  • Only in Sleep
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    Only in Sleep
    €82.50
  • Ouverture Triomphale
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    Ouverture Triomphale
    €82.95
  • Yleke
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    Yeleke
    €194.50
  • Musica Constantia
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    Musica Constantia
    €102.00
  • Dodo van Haska
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    Dodo van Haska
    €97.50
  • Rewenich
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    Rewenich
    €120.00

    The composition "Rewenich" tells the life story of 15th century knight Rienck Bockema, a story of conflict and reflection. The composition consists of five connected movements, each highlighting a phase in the life of Rienck Bockema ('Rewenich'). Bockema lived in Sneek at the Rodenburg manor (Nauwe Burgstraat). It soon became clear that Rienck Bokkema's world was bigger than Sneek. Because of his achievements during the battle against the Turks on Rhodes, he was knighted by King Edward III of England. When his wife Bott died suddenly, he went on a pilgrimage to Jerusalem for fear of guilt and eternal punishment. There he got a new holy mission: a crusade to Lithuania, where he fought at Grodno. After a turbulent time full of violence and battle, Rienck Bockema chose for contemplation. He founded a monastery near Sneek (the Thabor monastery) and became a monk. He spent the last period of his life in this monastery.

  • It Heitelân
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    It Heitelân
    €79.00

    Rob Goorhuis heet het lied 'It Heitelân' verwerkt in de fanfare compositie 'Yeleke'. Al snel bleek er ook behoefte te zijn naar een afzonderlijke bewerking van dit (officieuze) tweede volkslied van Friesland.

  • Peter en de Wolf
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    Peter en de Wolf
    €259.00
  • Peter en de Wolf
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    Peter and de Wolf - score
    €42.00
  • The Spartan Warriors
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    The Spartan Warriors
    €124.78

    The Sparta army is well-known in the time of the ancient Greek that the warriors would never lay down their weapons for any reason. The theme from the beginning of the piece strongly declares that the warriors are always willing to fight for their homeland. The slow movement reflects the feeling of the warriors when they are far away from their loved one due to their duty. The composers intently uses the harmony that gives a hopeful feeling but also painful at the same time. The audience can hear the bell during the piece. It is the symbol of the clock towers which located in every cities. Everytime that the warriors leaves a city, the sound of the bell becomes softer and softer until it disappears. Only at the end of the piece that the bell rings only one last time after the majestical theme. It's the bell of victory!

  • Penlee
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    Penlee
    €157.71

    To some, the tragic story of the Penlee lifeboat, Solomon Browne, would need no introduction, and to some the pain felt is still very much a reality. The composer, born just a few weeks before that fateful night on the 19th December 1981, has created this work as a musical homage to the bravery of the souls who lost their lives and has dedicated it to their memory.

    Penlee was commissioned by the Cornwall Youth Brass Band using funds bequeathed by Michael Pickett. The first performance was given by the Cornish Youth Brass Band, conducted by Ian Porthouse, at St. Michael’s Church, Newquay, on 30th December 2008.

  • Nightglow
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    Nightglow
    €77.41

    The young British composer Ben Hollings found his inspiration for 'Nightglow' during a night out in the open air. The work is inspired by a nocturnal celestial scene in which the scattered stars, comets, galaxies and other astronomical elements create a warm 'nocturnal glow' in the darkness of space. A beautiful slow work for any band!

    The work was commissioned by K.F. De Berthoutzonen as part the collaboration 'Fanfarissimo' between 9 fanfare bands to expand the original repertoire.