Bruremarsj fra Ldingen

This wedding march from Ldingen (small village in North-Norway) is widely used in wedding ceremonies. Norwegian artist Halvdan Sivertsen performs it often on his concerts with lyrics, but the melody is an old Norwegian folk tune.Thisarrangement can be used both for concerts and ceremonies If performed by a smaller ensemble, please make sure to cover all voices - use the cued notes when necessary.

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Bruremarsj fra Srfold

This is a traditional tune from Srfold, a small village close to Bod in the northern part of Norway. The song is lyrical, with a possibility for the soloist to add his or her own flavour regarding ornaments, rhythm and style.

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Bruremarsj fr Sr-Aurdal

This wedding march originates from the Valdres region in Norway. The municipality of Southern Aurdal is known for its two beautiful Stave churches, probably built around 1160-1190.The wedding march is not among the most well-known of its kind in Norway, but it still has a wonderful melody and a nice rhythmical lilt. Make sure that the tunes are played in a flowing and singing style.

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Bryce Canyon Overture - Jerry Williams

Exceptionally nice and technically deceptively easy, this is an appealing overture with memorable themes, rhythmic interest and outstanding writing! Perfectly suited to smaller bands and bands with less than ideal instrumentations, this is a superb work that will make any band sound their absolute best! Very Highly Recommended!

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Bryce Canyon Overture - Mark Williams

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Brderchen komm tanz mit mir - Engelbert Humperdinck

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Bubbling Woodwinds - Schanke

A delightful woodwind solo quintet feature with full band accompaniment. This David Schanke original is a perfect selection for your budding woodwood section and will make a very nice addition to your concert band library. Very nice.

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