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£49.50Uncle Buck's Truck - Ed Huckeby
Conjuring up visions of the old "Model T" truck, including the hand crank and honking horn, this tune has "cute" written all over it! Using the fundamental notes typically learned in the first semester of instruction, your students will "love" playing "Uncle Buck's Truck" on their first concert. A real "crowd-pleaser."
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£65.99
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£76.99
The Death of Custer - L. Johnson
Also known as: The Battle of Little Big Horn
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£83.50
Integritas - Earl J. Fox
The big, brassy syncopated opening tells us something great is coming, and "Integritas" does not disappoint! A fast-driving "big tune" with an Adagio Cantabile section featuring beautiful solos for flute, oboe, trumpet, horn and trombone. All players are back for an "over-the-top" Finale. A noble concert opener or closer that shouts, "Integrity!"
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£83.50
Spirit Of The Highlands - Kirby
A splendid portrait of the Scottish Highlands packed with lots of wonderful musical moments. The beautiful variations of Loch Lomond combined with lush chords, magnificent horn melodies, alto saxophone (or bagpipe) solos, crisp regimental snare drumming, and clever features for flute-piccolo and xylophone make this work absolutely stunning!
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£83.50
Suncrest - Kirby
From the courtly trumpet fanfare to the big stately Trio, this march says nobility! Imperial themes and impressive countermelodies abound! Gorgeous horn parts. Thrilling and very attractive!
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£43.99Symphony No. 1 Theme - Sandy Feldstein
The Johannes Brahms Symphony No. 1 Theme is designed to give your best players an opportunity to play a solo with band accompaniment. This solo is the same one that appears on page 36, book 1 of The Yamaha Advantage for oboe, bassoon, alto clarinet, tenor saxophone and horn. This arrangement also includes solo parts for Flute, Clarinet and Alto Saxophone. This piece can also be performed by band alone.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£184.99
Il Cantico - Oliver Waespi
Commissioned by the Stadtharmonie Zurich Oerlikon-Seebach for the 2005 WASBE Conference in Singapore"Il Cantico" was inspired by the poem "Cantico di Frate Sole" (Canticle of Brother Sun) by St. Francis of Assisi. In this famous mystic poem, St. Francis expresses his gratitude to God for the creation of nature, the sun, the earth and the living beings."Il Cantico" is based on specific parts of St. Francis's poem. A slow, dreamlike song in the flute leads gradually to the appearance of the sun, the light energy of which is expressed by radiant, powerful music in the brass instruments. The next, slower part of the work is dedicated to the moon (sora luna), a sort of mirror of thesun, and to the stars (le stelle). The music becomes more thoughtful, leads to a calm sound field in the woodwinds and later to a mystic horn solo. Still during the slow part, several chord fragments flash up, thereby announcing the fast ultimate part of the work. This part is about the fire (frate focu) illuminating the night, some sort of representative of the sun on earth. Towards the end of the work, the sun theme is combined with the fire theme.Besides these images, a purely musical structure guides the development of Il Cantico. Almost the entire piece evolves from a basic four-tone cell which appears in the horns and flute at the beginning. Consequently, the work is mainly monothematic and structured in the form of a metamorphosis. The basic cell gradually leads to a rich melodic and harmonic development. This basic material is later completed by a new chord series belonging to the fire theme. In the conclusion both approaches are combined.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£134.99
Meet The Orchestra - Bert Appermont
Flute, Oboe, Bassoon, English Horn and Contra Bass2)
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£209.99
Suite - Boudewijn Cox
Suite for symphonic wind band is a rich orchestral piece that taxes the musicians to the utmost. The first part starts with a lyric melody in the French horn section, to be taken over by the full orchestra, ending in a kind of "anarchistic entrada". The second part starts with a transparently orchestrated polyphonic web, slowly passing into a richly arranged wave like movement that stops suddenly, leading to the third part's "attaca" start. This third part is a fragile "adagio con tenerezza". The finale is extremely virtuous and feriocious. It is a musical expression of anger, fear and despair.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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