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£53.95Cataclysm of the Cosmos - Amy Webb
by Amy Webb depicts the mighty crash of meteors upon the Earth, decimating the dinosaurs! Propel your ensemble into the spectacular fray with pounding eighth-note strikes, each tearing into the Earth's crust. A brief interlude gives your audience a false sense of calm before the meteors begin striking again with a measured intensity that will be a treat for students to play! A terrific opener! (2:40) This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.
Estimated dispatch 3-5 working days
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£86.50Star Wars Medley
The world welcomes the George Lucas revitalization of the motion pictures. These magnificent films transport us to an unknown galaxy thousands of light-years from earth. The soundtracks by John Williams have become legendary. This medley chooses representative portions of both the main and end titles of , using their major themes to capture the action, the fire and excitement, and the tension and exuberance of the original score. (8:29)
Estimated dispatch 3-5 working days
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£54.95Final Impact - Roland Barrett
Imagine a huge meteor striking the earth! That event occurred nearly 50 years ago near Winslow, Arizona, and was the inspiration for this work. You'll experience the anticipation before the strike with bold sweeping sounds. A bold addition to the beginning band repertoire sure to make a sizable impact!
Estimated dispatch 3-5 working days
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£62.95Rise of the Vulcan - David Shaffer
This exciting festival work is sure to captivate your students and audience. Based on Greek mythology, it portrays the story of Vulcan, who gave birth to fire while toiling at his anvil forging the metals of the Earth. Accidentally, a spark takes flight and Vulcan attempts to crush it, but it is too quick for him and eventually kindles fire. This overture combines sheer power with gripping and emotional lyrical passages for one experience you will never forget!
Estimated dispatch 3-5 working days
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£52.95Helios Rising - Todd Stalter
In Greek mythology, Helios is a Titan who faithfully drove the Sun's chariot across the sky each day, disappearing in the west into Oceanus (the ocean, which the Greeks believed encircled the Earth), and rising out of it again in the east the next morning. Helios' journey at sunrise is referenced musically by the ascending leap in the main theme and the strong driving rhythms of the low winds and percussion. The contrasting light and dark textures in the slow section depict twilight inevitably giving way to the darkness of night. (2:45)
Estimated dispatch 3-5 working days
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