Cecile Bruel

Five easy hymns, ideal as warming up or sound study for your band!

Five easy hymns, ideal as warming up or sound study for your band!

Aria for soprano voice and concert band from the opera 'La Rondine' by Giacomo Puccini (1858-1924). Starts with a cadenza for the piano, then Doretta sings her love dream.

Aria for soprano voice and fanfare band from' Les Contes D'Hoffman' by Jacques Offenbach (1819-1880). Also known as the 'Doll Aria'.

Finale from the famous Cello Concerto by Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) for cello and wind band. Requires a soloist of very high level.

For the arrival of the King in November 1918 Eugène Ysa e wrote this festive version of the Belgian anthem . Perfect opener for your remembrance concerts.

Lovely classic work from the Viennese repertoire written by Joseph Hellmesberger Jr. (1855-1907). Known from the New Year's concerts of the Vienna Philharmonic.

'Marche et cortège' from the opera 'La Reine de Saba' ('Queen of Sheba') by Charles Gounod (1818-1893).

Famous Entr'acte from Carmen Suite No1 by Georges Bizet.

Bearbeitung des berühmten Concerto in C von Antonio Vivaldi für zwei Piccolo-Trompeten und Blasorchester.

In November 1914 Debussy composed his Berceuse heroïque, original for piano, which was dedicated to 'His Masjesty King Albert I of Belgium and his soldiers'. A very nostalgic piece referring to the Be...

Cecil Coles was a Scottish composer who was killed by a German sniper in world war one, and is buried in Crouy (Northern-France). During WWI he sent manuscripts to his friend Gustav Holst, en his musi...