Addio Napoli

Addio Napoli is a medley of well-known Neapolitan melodies, including Torna a Surriento by Ernesto de Curtis (1875 1937), Neapolitan Dance by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840 1893) which he used in his famous ballet, SwanLake Maria, Mari!, a Neapolitan song by composer Eduardo di Capua (1865 1917), and of course, Funicul, Funicul by composer Luigi Denza (1846 1922). This cheerful medley by the renowned arranger Wil Van der Beek is ideal for allof your concerts!

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Addio! - Francesco Paolo Tosti

Alternate/translated: Good Bye!

Addio, Donde lieta usci - Giacomo Puccini

Vocal solo with concert band accompaniment.Excerpted from: La Boheme

Addison Way - Ed Huckeby

Another very strong concert or contest overture from the composer of "Abington Ridge", Brandon Bay", "Oxford Pointe" and many other quality young band pieces! "Addison Way" starts off with a lively allegro section that contains all of the appeal that has made this composer so popular. A charming section in 3/4 provides the contrasts that make this such a delightful piece for Jr. High and Middle School bands. Playable yet challenging for younger players. A Guaranteed Winner!

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Adele In Concert

Here are three of the most popular hits from superstar performer Adele in a great-sounding medley for the stage. Includes: Rolling in the Deep, Set Fire to the Rain and Someone Like You.

Adele in Symphony - Adele Adkins

Following the success of Coldplay in Symphony, Bert Appermont created a symphonic arrangement for Adele's music in his cinematic writing style. For this medley, he used beautiful melodic elements from her greatest hits, such as 'Set Fire to the Rain', 'Hello', 'Someone Like You' and 'Rolling in the Deep'.

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Adeste Fideles

Adeste Fideles - O Come, all ye Faithfull - Wade

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Adeste Fidelis - Jef Penders

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Adieu, forets - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

Vocal solo with concert band accompaniment. Excerpted from: Jeanne d'Arc

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