De Haske Concert Band Sheet Music

The movie 'Frozen' is one of the most popular Walt Disney Animation films of recent years. Kazuhiro Morita made an impressive medley for the famous series 'New Sounds for Concert Band' containing Do Y...

This beautiful long flowing melody comes from Humperdinck's famous opera Hansel and Gretel (1893). In addition to being a delightful concert work it is also a useful as a tone study for practicing pla...

The introductory theme of this composition echoes the majestic size of the mountains that are visible from the picture-postcard Cortina d'Ampezzo-the socalled 'Queen of the Dolomites'. Then we hear a...

The main theme of this composition was created in the night of the 10th of August, one of those clear nights with stars falling softly in order not to wake the dreams. While writing it, the Italian co...

Four roads lead to Santiago', so begins the Book of the Pilgrim. Written in the 12th century, the Codex Calixtinus opened the way for pilgrimage from most cities in Europe and North Africa to Santiago...

This three-movement work describes the picturesque Vosges, a range of low mountains in the north-east of France. The beauty of this region is expressed in slow passages, energetic parts, compelling mu...

Survivors is a concert march that is both luminous and tuneful. The brilliance of the brass, combined with the expressiveness of the woodwinds, gives this work a clear modernity. It was composed for a...

There are all sorts of marches: fast and slow, solemn and energetic, military and civil, procession and funeral. Orion is a so-called 'slow march'. However the moderate tempo does not make a passive o...

The songs by the versatile singer and entertainer Robbie Williams, high in the pop charts for a number of years, are popular with an extremely diverse audience. With this medley of four of his greates...

Dass die vier Mitglieder von Abba, der erfolgreichsten Popgruppe nach den Beatles, für die Musik lebten, zeigt sich nicht zuletzt am Erfolg ihrer zahlreichen Hits, die Millionen Fans auf der ganzen We...

Beat It, is one of Michael Jackson's most popular songs, awarded two Grammys for its commercial success. Seen by many as a rock song, Beat It was ranked by Rolling Stone magazine as one of the '100 Gr...

As with previous releases from Thriller, the seventh and last single provided yet another top ten hit in many countries in 1984. With the most ambitious and costliest video to date, Jackson set a new...

This is a beautiful medley of famous French chansons arranged for concert band by Toshio Mashima. It contains the following titles: Sous le Ciel de Paris, Moulin Rouge, La Vie en Rose, Les Feuilles Mo...

John Lennon's career was far from over when in April 1970, following the recording of the album Let It Be, the Beatles split up. This musically gifted and creative composer of many Beatles songs had a...

John Lennons Karriere war mit dem Ende der Beatles keineswegs beendet. Die Kreativität des (Mit)komponisten der meisten großen Beatleserfolge brachte noch eine Reihe weiterer Solohits hervor, bevor er...

You Raise Me Up is a concert band arrangement of one of the most popular ballads of all time by Takashi Hoshide. Composed by Rolf Løvland, who, inspired by traditional Irish melodies, asked Irish auth...

A romantic instrumental piece for trumpet or flugelhorn and band.

The phenomenal success of the singer Nat King Cole, eclipsed the talent of the jazz pianist to a legacy that remains a jazz master and model. For all of us, there remains his own unique interpretation...

The phenomenal success of the singer Nat King Cole, eclipsed the talent of the jazz pianist to a legacy that remains a jazz master and model. For all of us, there remains his own unique interpretation...

Izumi Shibata commissioned the Ballad for Bass Trombone as a unique and thoughtful birthday present for her husband, who happens to play this very instrument. Thanks to her gift, bass trombone players...

This jazz ballad from 1930 is probably one of the most covered standards of all times. The most famous interpretation dates back from 1960, covered by the one and only Ray Charles. Since then, in 1979...