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EN - Paradoxically€69.00"EN" was one of the pieces nominated for the Fodens Richardson Award 2004. "EN" is a Japanese word for feast. Sachi Uchida: "My father was critically ill when I decided to write this piece. Some sad melodys came up on my mind. But because I wished him well, I wrote this cheerful tune and added the word "paradoxically".
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Sylvester Fantasy -...€94.75Sylvester Suite was written by composer Marc van Delft in the Christmas New Year period, around New Year, the "Sylvester period". The work was commissioned by the Netherlands Institute for Wind Music for the Dutch Brass Band Championships as a 3rd division work.
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Trajectum€149.25Commisioned by the Dutch Brass Band Championships 2018, for the Champion Division. The composition is inspired by the Roman past of the city of Utrecht and an important episode from its musical history.
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Evening Rise€79.00Evening Rise Spirit Come is the English version of an Indian song, probably a Hopi song. It is one of the most famous shamanic songs. Meanwhile it is also sung in many Christian churches. Unlike other Indian shamanic songs, it is more of a calm, sustained, meditative song.
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Balletti di Gastoldi€89.00Get acquainted with the music of this 16th century Italian composer Giovanni Gastoldi in this beautiful sounding arrangement.
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Monolith€143.10The composition "Monolith" was commissioned by NEW MUSIC NOW Files and is inspired by the Groninger Forum: its architecture and how this building takes position in the center of the city of Groningen. The design and characteristics of this building formed, in a translation into musical material, the starting point of the compositional process.
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Monolith - score€32.50The composition "Monolith" was commissioned by NEW MUSIC NOW Files and is inspired by the Groninger Forum: its architecture and how this building takes position in the center of the city of Groningen. The design and characteristics of this building formed, in a translation into musical material, the starting point of the compositional process.
