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Wonderful Peace€ 59,50Vocal- or instrumental Solo
This song is one of the most used and loved Christmas songs in Sweden during the 20th century.
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Images€ 48,95As played by Tom Hutchinson on his solo CD This Way, this laid back solo has a challenging solo part, but manageable band parts.
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Concierto para dos...€ 92,65Het werk is geschreven in de Spaanse stijl en heeft zodanig invloeden van de beroemde paso dobles en de Spaanse operette traditie, de zarzuela. Geschreven voor de wat kleinere orkesten en daarom te spelen met beperkte bezetting.
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Under the Boardwalk€ 49,00Arranged as a flugel horn solo and played by Cory Band as part of its 2015 Brass in Concert winning programme, this piece is as simple as it gets. Playable by all levels of band.
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Lullaby of Birdland€ 74,99Vele artiesten hebben deze hit van componist George Shearing inmiddels vertolkt. Van Ella Fitzgerald tot Amy Winehouse, iedereen gaf er weer een eigen draai aan. Gilbert Tinner schreef dit arrangement voor brassband met het behoud van de kenmerkende ‘George Shearing Sound’.
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Nearness Of You€ 63,60Trombone solo
Dit nummer, van 1938, is gebruikt in de Paramount film 'Romance in the Dark'. Meer succes had de versie zoals opgenomen door het orkest van Glenn Miller. Recent is het opgenomen door oa. Norah Jones & Diana Krall. Dit arrangement is een showcase voor je jazzy solo trombonist! -
O Isis Und Osiris€ 35,90The Magic Flute (Die Zauberflöte) is one of Mozart’s most successful operas, premiered only 2 months before the composer’s early death. Skilfully arranged now as an Eb Tuba solo (with an Euphonium solo part as an alternative option), this is a chance for your band’s tuba player to show the instruments in a new light, not often seen on the concert stage.
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A Letter Home€ 41,50A Letter Home was composed for Kirsty Abbotts and the Carlton Main Frickley Colliery Band for their opening set at the 2014 Brass in Concert Championships, held at the Sage Centre in Gateshead.
The music isn't the setting of the text, but is inspired by a select of the words of much cherished World War I poet, Siegfried Sassoon's poem of the same name.