Gloriana (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Bocook, Jay

Commissioned by Furman University for the inauguration of its 12th president, Jay Bocook's Gloriana is based on The Faerie Queene, an incomplete English epic poem written by Edmund Spenser and dedicated to Queen Elizabeth I. In the poem, Queen Elizabeth is represented as the faerie queene herself, Gloriana. This stately work for winds and percussion has a regal quality enhanced by soaring melodies and punctuated with fanfare-like brass figures. The optional organ part provides an added dimension to the overall uplifting effect.Duration: 3:20

Glorioso

The creative combination of interesting themes and fresh contemporary harmonies interjected with subtle meter changes produces an appealing composition for mid-level bands that is both challenging and yet accessible. A superb choice for concert or contest performances, your students will love preparing and performing this energetic music! Very Highly Recommended!

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Glorioso (A Fanfare and Procession for Band) (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Smith, Robert W.

From the word 'glory' (to rejoice triumphantly, to exult) comes the creative force for this very talented composer's work, perfect for your opening or closing concert selection or for your contest appearances. Bold strokes and massive sounds are balanced with soaring, lyrical statements. Percussion is extremely active and contributes to the dynamically punctuated thrusts. This is Robert W. Smith at his finest! Duration: 1.45

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Glorioso (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

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Glorioso (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Van der Roost, Jan

Glorioso was commissioned by, and is dedicated to, the Siena Wind Orchestra. The work opens after a short aleatoric intro, with an energetic and brassy one tone fanfare. The note F acts as an omnipresent note, and is also used as a bridge into the second, rather static movement. A noble sounding theme leads to an impressive climax, shortly followed by the spectacular and virtuoso finale, which is built on the musical elements that have been heard before. Stylistically, this sparkling finale is clearly influenced by Dmitri Shostakovich, hence the use of the famous signature used by the Russian Master: C, D, E flat, B (or C flat). A glorious finish to a special work that highlights various facets of the modern concert band.Duration: 15.30

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Glorioso! (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

Overture for BandThe name of this glorious overture speaks for itself: this work is vivacious and sparkling! Majestic fanfare playing enriched by florid woodwind decorations alternates with lively themes full of fierce energy, but there is also lyricism to be found in a lovely cantabile passage. An appealing flashy coda closes the work. This composition will be thoroughly enjoyed by musicians as well as the audience.Duration: 5.30

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Glorious Insurrection (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sheldon, Robert

Inspired by the overthrow of King James II of England in what was later called the Glorious Insurrection (or Revolution) of 1688, this dramatic musical essay is rife with powerful, ominous chords and poignant themes. Celtic-style motifs and colorful, rhythmic percussion parts help to energize this striking work for wind band. Duration: 7.00

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Glorious Sight (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Kamuf, Michael

This setting of the German Carol, "Ihr Kinderlein, kommet," or "O, Come Little Children" features changing textures, rich harmonies, and effective percussion writing for your beginners' holiday program.Duration: 1:45

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Glorious Victory (Concert Band Marchcard Set) - Kendall, W M

Each standard set will consist of 2 Solo Clarinet; 2 1st Cornet; 2 Basses and one each of all other parts, including Conductor (if applicable), originally included in the printed set.

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Glory (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

A spirited, lighhearted piece from the pen of Anne McGinty. A wonderful selection for your flute section. Lush scoring and beautiful melodies makes this a winner from the the very first note.

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