Ensemble

Layering two songs which speak to the idea of searching for something beyond your current situation, this is an excellent piece for teaching an ensemble to blend so they can hear each other and not be...

This jazzy piece, written in a standard blues progression, is the perfect introduction to this essential musical style. Written to be performed in either a straight rock or swing feel, directors look...

This jazzy piece, written in a standard blues progression, is the perfect introduction to this essential musical style. Written to be performed in either a straight rock or swing feel, directors look...

Feature your percussion section on maracas, claves, and bongo drums with this light, breezy Latin-inspired composition. At the same time, you can work on the important ensemble concept of attacks afte...

Feature your percussion section on maracas, claves, and bongo drums with this light, breezy Latin-inspired composition. At the same time, you can work on the important ensemble concept of attacks afte...

Am Vorabend des Millennium-Wechsels hält Kees Vlak mit dieser Komposition eine Rückschau auf das 20. Jahrhundert und das zweite Jahrtausend. Dieses Werk für Chor, Solostimme und Blasorchester ist zugl...

This composition is based on the very popular French folksong 'Au Clair de la Lune mon ami Pierrot' which used to be part of every family's homely song repertoire in France and even abroad. Henk van L...

For those who prefer swinging music, Willy Hautvast wrote the selection A Swinkling Christmas with American and English carols such as Let it snow, White Christmas, Frosty the Snowman, Rudolph, the re...

This concerto is in the first place intended for the beginning fluteplayer who is already somewhat familiar with the elementary qualities of a soloist.The first part is written in the tradition of the...

In The Escape Andreas Ludwig Schulte describes the fictive situation of a man in long-standing captivity. He is badly treated and his longing for his family becomes bigger from day to day. Finally, th...

This is a cheerful march written by Jack (Jacob Pieter) Ham (1920) who was active and famous as con-ductor and music teacher in the West Friesland area in The Netherlands. He composed several works fo...

Spiders? Nope! brings people's fears of the eight-legged arachnid to life with its creepy, crawly rhythm, hair-raising dissonances, and staccato movement. Trumpet's highest note is D. Clarinets do not...

This is a new aspect of Leslie Searle's creativity; it is a march in the best English tradition. The first part is characterized by motifs referring to military signals, the melody of the Trio has a c...