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  • £378.99

    Of Myths and Monsters (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

    Philip Sparke's Of Myths and Monsters links thematically to his work Music of the Spheres. The Hydra, Cassiopeia, Orion and Pegasus are the constellations and corresponding Greek myths depicted in this impressive three-movement work.Duration: 21:30

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  • £91.99

    Exultation (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

    Exultation is a short and energetic concert opener that is similar to a palindrome. A fanfare opens the work, juxtaposing 3/4 and 6/8, reminiscent of Latin-American music. The main theme is first heard on the euphonium, horns and saxophones which is very bluesy. The contrasting second theme is short and spikey and played by the bass instruments of the band. A lyric melody emerges as the rest of the orchestra joins in. The second theme reappears which leads back to the 'blues' melody, which leads back to the opening fanfare. Palindromic!Duration: 3:00

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  • £141.99

    Three Klezmer Miniatures (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

    Three Klezmer Miniatures is Philip Sparke's third work based on traditional Jewish klezmer melodies, after Shalom and A Klezmer Karnival. Klezmer music originated in the shtetl (villages) and ghettos of Eastern Europe, where itinerant Jewish troubadours, known as klezmorim, had performed at celebrations, particularily weddings, since the early Middle Ages. Three Klezmer Miniatures uses the following traditional tunes:Sham Harei Golan (There are the mountains of Golan) and Nigun Shel Yossi, a circle dance.Tumbalalaika, a Russian Jewish love song.Hava Nagila, the most famous of all Jewish folk dances; the title means "let us rejoice."Duration: 7:00

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  • £87.99

    A Festive Tribute (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Bach, Johann Sebastian - Sparke, Philip

    A Festive Tribute is an arrangement of a splendid chorus which Bach first used in the secular Cantata 207 of 1726, but is perhaps better known in its later version, which appears in Cantata 207a, the descriptively titled Auf, schmetternde Tone der muntern Trompeten, which cannot be adequately translated but means something along the lines of 'let the trumpets sound'. While the lyrics are perhaps a little obsequious, much of the music for this cantata is celebratory and lushly scored for a large orchestra including trumpets, oboes d'amore and flutes, making it an ideal piece for a concert band arrangement.Duration: 3:00

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  • £87.99

    A Stroll in the Park (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

    A Stroll in the Park is a piece in the tradition of walking music (such as the Promenade from Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition or Gershwin's Walking the Dog from Shall We Dance). It strives to describe the joyful benefits of a relaxing walk in a city park on a summer Sunday afternoon and should be played in a relaxed, carefree and laidback manner.Duration: 4:15

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    The Camelot Chronicles (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

    The Camelot Chronicles is a series of contrasting musical tableaux, each describing the famous characters from the Arthurian legend. No one knows exactly where Camelot was situated (favourite choices are Tintagel and Glastonbury) but the story has passed into legend and is the subject of many poems and novels, each of which have clouded the truth and added to the mystery. Let Philip Sparke's music inspire your band with this magical tale.Duration: 8:15

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  • £72.99

    The Long Day Closes (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sullivan, Arthur - Sparke, Philip

    Although Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900) is best known for his collaboration with W.S. Gilbert on their famous operettas, he also wrote much instrumental, chamber and orchestral music, church anthems and around 20 secular part songs. One such song was The Long Day Closes which has remained in the popular repertoire of many male voice and mixed choirs. The melody is a combination of hushed hymn-like reverence and emotional intensity, which provides the young band the opportunity to work on dynamics, ensemble, intonation and balance in chorale style.Duration: 3:00

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  • £68.99

    Something Borrowed, Something Blue (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

    This is a little salute to the wonderful music of Duke Ellington, taking Mood Indigo as its model. Something Borrowed, Something Blue will allow the young band to approach this masterpiece's laid-back style, using chords and harmonies that they may be hearing for the first time. The flexible instrumentation of this work makes it ideal for bands without the full quota of players. Bring the world of jazz to life with this smooth classic.Duration: 3:00

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  • £76.99

    Rockin' Trumpets (Trumpet Section Feature with Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

    The history of rock and roll can be traced back as far as the musical influence of the first African slaves to arrive in North America. The style borrows heavily from rhythm and blues and early rock stars such as Ike Turner, Bill Haley, Chuck Berry, Buddy Holly and Elvis Presley had a huge influence through the newly-invented juke box and liberated the youth of the day by giving them a music of their own. Rockin' Tumpets gives the young band a chance to rock and roll with the trumpets taking the lead. Treat your trumpets to this lively section feature.Duration: 2:30

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  • £68.99

    Soft-shoe Shuffle (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

    Dating from the first decades of the 20th century and originating in vaudeville and the music hall, the soft-shoe shuffle was danced by tap dancers, wearing soft-shoes instead of their normal tap shoes. In this usually comic dance, the shoes were rubbed on the surface of the stage producing a characteristic 'swish'. Soft-shoe Shuffle can be made into a percussion feature by bringing the sandpaper blocks to the front of the stage - with added choreography, if required! A wonderful piece of musical humour for your concerts.Duration: 2:45

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