Emerald Fantasy - Gerald Oswald

The composition Emerald Fantasy tells of Ireland's stunning green and hilly landscape, from its turbulent history as well as the courage and unerring zest for life of the locals. With over forty shades of green and wonderful scenery,Ireland is among the most beautiful locations in the whole of Europe.

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Emerald Festival March - Johan Nijs

Written for the 40th annual Autumn Music festival in Izegem (Belgium). All the participating orchestras performed this special celebration march as the grand finale to the festival.

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Emerald Jubilee - Jan de Haan

Klaas van der Woude has based his arrangement An Old Swedish Hymn on an old pastoral hymn from Dalarna. This beautiful melody even attracted ABBA as they used it as the opening music for some of their concerts. Van der Woude's arrangement is in classical style making it suitable for any occasion.

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Emerald Samba - Günter Noris

Emerald Sky - Larry Clark

This new ballad from composer Larry Clark is written perfectly for the beginning concert band. Engaging parts and lines across the ensemble will make this one they ask to play over and over. Whether for contest/festival or regular performance, Emerald Sky has something for everyone.

Emergence - Grant Michel

Emergence is a positive and uplifting composition for the youngest of concert band students that uses only the first six notes of the Bb concert scale. The sheer joy and excitement beginners exhibit from the discovery inherent in learning their instruments is a wonderful thing. This piece was written as a representation of that joy as these young students emerge from their first foray into music and glimpse of the musicians they can become.

Emily - Levy

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Emmanuel - Michel Colombier

Emmanuel Variants - Robert E. Foster

This fresh, innovative setting of the well-known hymn Oh Come, Oh Come Emmanuel begins with a stirring brass fanfare leading into a quiet, meditative setting of the hymn. A series of developments utilizing different voicings, rhythmic treatment and harmonic development follow. This most appealing treatment then concludes with a return of the brass fanfare for a brilliant finale.