Barcarolle (from Tales from Hoffman) (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Offenbach, Jacques - Bullock, Jack

Barcarolle, one of the most famous operetta melodies, is presented here for concert band. Its "rolling" melody and simple harmonic structure have made it a favourite the world over. Written by one of the originators of the operetta musical form, Jacques Offenbach, it has endured for over 150 years. A historic work in a contemporary setting... a most musical gem!Duration: 2.45

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Barcarolle (from The Tales of Hoffmann) (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Offenbach, Jacques - Van der Beek, Wil

The famous Barcarolle from Offenbach's The Tales of Hoffmann opens the fourth act of the opera, which takes place in Venice. For this reason Offenbach chose a barcarolle - a Venetian gondolier song with its characteristic swaying rhythm. Wil van der Beek's arrangement gives this romantic song an alternative, lighter beginning, making it suitable for almost any wind orchestra.Duration: 4:00

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Barcelona '92 (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Schelcke, Horst

The Olympic Games from the summer of 1992, officially known as the Games of the XXV Olympiad of the modern era, were held in the sunny Spanish city of Barcelona. This was the first time the Olympic Games had been held in Spain, and to celebrate this Horst Schelke composed this rousing concert march with a typically Spanish feel. Relive the excitement of this great event with this superb march.Duration: 2:30

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Baritone Boogie

Outstanding selection from the pen of Andy Clark. A perfection teaching tool for the entire band and your budding soloist. The solo part lies right in the heart of the Baritone's range and the band parts are very playable. Outstanding!

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Baritones Together Wind Band Set (Score & Parts)

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Barn Dance and Cowboy Hymn (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

A brilliantly inventive miniature from this gifted British composer. Philip Sparke takes the famous dance, but gives it new twists and turns of rhythm and meter. Halfway through the cowboys are heard singing in the distance and everything stops for a moment. Dance interjections cut through the tranquility, and soon everything starts up again. A great showcase!

Barn Dance and Cowboy Hymn (Concert Band - Score Only) - Sparke, Philip

A brilliantly inventive miniature from this gifted British composer. Philip Sparke takes the famous dance, but gives it new twists and turns of rhythm and meter. Halfway through the cowboys are heard singing in the distance and everything stops for a moment. Dance interjections cut through the tranquility, and soon everything starts up again. A great showcase!

Barnaby Behaves Badly (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Wiffin, Rob

This vivacious programme number was written for Barnaby (more often known as Barney), Simba's (see At The 'Splash' with Sim) predecessor in the composer's Golden Retriever succession. He was a very laid back and happy soul, not the brightest-ever retriever, but with the potential for a little mischief when the mood took him. It was written with the intention of being eminently playable so both the range and the technical demands are carefully controlled and the scoring is designed to make the music sound strong with a band of less experienced players.

Barnaby Behaves Badly (Concert Band - Score Only) - Wiffin, Rob

This vivacious programme number was written for Barnaby (more often known as Barney), Simba's (see At The 'Splash' with Sim) predecessor in the composer's Golden Retriever succession. He was a very laid back and happy soul, not the brightest-ever retriever, but with the potential for a little mischief when the mood took him. It was written with the intention of being eminently playable so both the range and the technical demands are carefully controlled and the scoring is designed to make the music sound strong with a band of less experienced players.

BARNARD CASTLE (Progress Concert Band Series) - Richards, Goff

BARNARD CASTLE is a picturesque town in County Durham, in the North of England. This foot-tapping march was written for the Barnard Castle Band. Performance time 3'30"

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