Battle Hymn Of The Republic - Norman Tailor

Battle Hymn Of The Republic - Wilhousky

Battle Hymn of the Republic has become a staple song in the American patriotic vernacular. The famous arrangement by Peter Wilhousky made popular by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir is the setting that has become the standard for this enduring song. Justin Tokke has provided us with a new critical edition of the piece that for the first time includes a full score and detailed notes on the history and performance practice of this monumental work.

Battle Hymn Of The Republic - William Steffe

Battle Hymne Of The Republic

Battle Of Britain - Ron Goodwin

Battle of Hearts - Bert Appermont

The source of inspiration for this work was the play Das Kthchen von Heilbronn (Katie of Heilbronn), which was written by Heinrich von Kleist in 1810. The music evokes the underlying drama, tensions and emotions of the characters involved: "The Blacksmith's Daughter", "Kunigunde", "The Fire" and "The Emperor's Daughter". The title 'Battle of Hearts' refers to the two women from the story (Kthchen and Kunigunde), who both fight to win the heart of Count Von Strahl. This is an impressive, non programmatic but strong thematic work suitable for concerts or contests. This work was commissioned by Blserjugend Kreisverband Heilbronn.

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Battle of San Juan Hill - Sweet

Battle Of The Bulge - Benjamin Frankel

Battle of the Galaxy - Roar Minde Fagerli

Battle of the Galaxy is a suite in four movements. The composer describes the battle between the good and evil in a fantasy galaxy.The first movement is a journey into the galaxy. In the second movement dark and evil forces invade the galaxy. The third movement is the inhabitants hope for peace in the galaxy. In the last movement the heroes step forward and bring peace to the galaxy.The composer is inspired by films and TV series in the science fiction genre.

Battle of the Primes - Patrick Roszell

Gigantic robotic beings fighting the millennia for peace and against tyranny. This piece is accessible to students in the second half of their first year of instruction. Your beginners' imaginations will lead the battle! (2:00)