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Shackleton's Cross was inspired by a painting created in 1957 by the English artist Edward Seago (1910--1974). The title refers to a cross that was erected to the memory of Sir Ernest Shackleton, who...

This colourful suite incorporates the Introduction, a dramatic Wild Dance, some of the music underscoring the scenes for Galahad and The Holy Grail, and two vivid battle scenes, ending with The Final...

This colourful suite incorporates the Introduction, a dramatic Wild Dance, some of the music underscoring the scenes for Galahad and The Holy Grail, and two vivid battle scenes, ending with The Final...

The Norwegian composer Christian Sinding (1856–1941) wrote many lyrical songs, including "Sommerkveld" (Opus 36, No. 7: "Det er sommerkveld som da"). The accompaniment for the soloist should remain so...

Siddis Brass is Norway's leading entertainment contest for brass bands. For the 2025 competition, the renowned Championship Section band Krohnengen Brass Band aimed to present a program based on the f...

Planning a gaming-themed concert for your band and struggling to find music? You're not alone! The arranger faced the same problem with the school band he conducts, so he took matters into his own han...

Handel's most frequently performed and most famous oratorio is probably best known for the famous Hallelujah. The Hallelujah is the grand chorus that caused the King to rise from his seat and as all g...

This classic Latin piece has become a favourite with audiences all over the world. The great groove of the tune will quickly catch the audience and transport them to a warmer climate. This is mainly a...

The famous Puccini motifs in this work are taken from Tosca (E lucevan le stelle), Turandot (Nessun dorma), Gianni Schicci (O mio babbino caro) and a quite funny little persifl age of the aria Senti L...

The pleasant sounding word Sayonara ('good-bye' in Japanese) inspired Jean-François Michel to this jubilant hymn, optimally appropriate as a brillant concert final.

The pleasant sounding word Sayonara ('good-bye' in Japanese) inspired Jean-François Michel to this jubilant hymn, optimally appropriate as a brillant concert final.

The pleasant sounding word Sayonara ('good-bye' in Japanese) inspired Jean-François Michel to this jubilant hymn, optimally appropriate as a brillant concert final.

The pleasant sounding word Sayonara ('good-bye' in Japanese) inspired Jean-François Michel to this jubilant hymn, optimally appropriate as a brillant concert final.

ZOOM > The eyes, just as the moving focus mechanism of a camera, capture an initial subject: hectic, thrilling, impassioned human life. > One then attempts to zoom in the direction of the sky, that co...

ZOOM > The eyes, just as the moving focus mechanism of a camera, capture an initial subject: hectic, thrilling, impassioned human life. > One then attempts to zoom in the direction of the sky, that co...

ZOOM > The eyes, just as the moving focus mechanism of a camera, capture an initial subject: hectic, thrilling, impassioned human life. > One then attempts to zoom in the direction of the sky, that co...

ZOOM > The eyes, just as the moving focus mechanism of a camera, capture an initial subject: hectic, thrilling, impassioned human life. > One then attempts to zoom in the direction of the sky, that co...

This work has been written in 1989, first for wind band and later for brass band. After a short Introduction follows the Rondo with changing meters. The strong rhythm plays an important role in that p...

This work has been written in 1989, first for wind band and later for brass band. After a short Introduction follows the Rondo with changing meters. The strong rhythm plays an important role in that p...