Wim Laseroms

Joyful Saxophones is an exciting work. full of Latin-American flair, that highlights your saxophone section of two alto and one tenor saxophone, accompanied by rest of the band. A perfect way to put y...

Festivity, as its title indicates, can be used at any celebratory occasion. Whether on the stage or hitting the streets, Festivity will delight audiences everywhere. A piece like this is a must in any...

Cum Laude is the Latin translation for 'with distinction'. An ideal piece if you have something to celebrate.

A great new march from our own ?maestro? Wim Laseroms. The powerful introduction introduces a cheerful melody which leads into a brilliant bass solo. Following a beautiful lyrical passage, with the me...

In this extremely attractive march, the playful 6/8 time is alternated with a 2/4 time using an appealing cantabile theme as a basis. The title, which is derived from the Latin word vivat (?he/she liv...

First Choice is a simple, nimble and cheerful March with an infectious melody, a snappy bass solo and a trio section that is based on a predominantly syncopated feel.

This joyful work begins with a powerful introduction, followed by a playful and light theme. The middle section introduces your bass players. A beautiful trio follows this, leading to a brilliant and...

Card Size His Masters March starts in 2/4 with a roguish theme that puts chromaticism and syncopation to the fore. Then there is a bass solo, followed by a trio in a 6/8 metre. The syncopated rhythm g...

Dutch composer Wim Laseroms is mainly known for his marches and pieces for soloists or various sections of the wind band. His well-known compositions include Saxamba, Fiesta for Flutes, Xylo-Ette, Hol...

with drums ad lib.

with drums ad lib. Recorded on CD TRL130604

Recorded on CD TRL130602

with drums ad lib.

with drums ad lib.

full score wind band or fanfare / with drums ad lib.

full score wind band or fanfare / with drums ad lib.

with mallets ad lib. Recorded on CD TRL130601

Recorded on CD TRL130603

Recorded on CD TRL130607

with drums ad lib.