At the premier of my composition “Arcus” in March 2011, when I explained how a piece about the rainbow came into being, a little girl came up to me...
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Hans Finatzer, a South Tyrolean composer and musician, was born in 1973 in Bozen. He attended Bozen Conservatory, graduating in 1995, followed by f...
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This little nocturne “Abendmond” (evening moon) combines two German folk tunes: “Abend wird es wieder” (It’s evening again) and “Der Mond ist aufge...
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Peter Leitner is composer, arranger, trumpeter and singer of the successful Carinthian group “Fegerländer”. Under the slogan “Der Blasmusik Schlage...
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Hans Christian Lumbye was a Danish director and composer; he was born on May 2, 1810 in Copenhagen. During one of several boat trips with his famil...
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Richard Wagner is mainly famous for his great and unique dramatic works, where he developed a comprehensive, holstic style as composer, librettist ...
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As the title “Prayer and Jubilation” suggests, this piece is one of a spiritual nature. The first part is slow and reflective, almost meditative. T...
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For this spirited concert march, the creative and lively mind of GalileoGalilei, the great Italian mathematician, physicist, and astronomer, se rve...
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Johan de Meij's orchestration of “Trois Rag – Caprices” for symphonic band is a most welcome addition next to the original band works of Milhaud, s...
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Rhapsody was composed as a tribute to my University Band Director, Dr. Ralph Hultgren. It was under Dr. Hultgren’s baton that I was introduced to t...
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First published in Germany in 1964, Franz Biebl's Ave Maria was originally scored for seven-part men¹s choir. This expressive transcription is base...
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The opening section of this beautiful lyric piece is meant to depict light breaking upon a darkened world. Filled with vibrant instrumental colors ...
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Who could have predicted the successof the TV series The Osbournes? In a strange twist of musical ir ony, Ozzy's heavy metal anthem was transformed...
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This lyrical piece was inspired by the opening of Appalachian Spring by the great American composer Aaron Copland. The title has two possible meani...
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Composed by Alfred Reed in 1986, El Camino Real continues to be a repertoire staple for advanced ensembles. By shortening the duration an d reducin...
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Four Sketches for Band consists of four short movements of variedcharacter that depict the atmosphere of an old fashioned fairground. Th e melodies...
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This vivid collection of themes from the blockbuster John Williams film score include: "Battle of the Heroes," "A New Hope" and "Star Wars (Main Ti...
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Written for the Streator High School Band in Illinois, River Trail Expedition is named for the Hopalong Cassidy River Trail that winds along the ba...
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Our imagination is one of the most wonderful human attributes. It allows us to travel to distant places, to the colorful world of fairy tales, thro...
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The Spirit from Snow's Island musically portrays the Carolina Marsh Tacky, a breed of horse from the barrier islands of South Carolina. These horse...
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Donegal Bay is the largest bay in Ireland, at the northwest coast of the “green island”. Three Irish counties border each other there: Donegal, Lei...
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One of the landmark musicals of all time, The Sound of Music featured a number of enduring melodies - none more popular with musicians in particula...
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fter mastering their first 6 notes, “Sneaky Breeze” will challenge young musicians to include ties across bar lines, as well as crescendos and decr...
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Noble, monk, then pirate: from the early 13th century emerges the true story of Eustace - a pirate who wasn't afraid to switch sides for a fight (a...
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