Lars Erik Gudim

The ballad "The Castle" was originally written for the EBU Big Band's concert in Bergen in 2000. The band, consisting of a musician from each of the EBU countries, performed specially commissioned mus...

Ballade ist eine Art norwegisches Volkslied, das ursprünglich "Tanzlied" bedeutet, vom lateinischen Wort ballare ("tanzen"). Dieses Arrangement ist stark von der Version der norwegischen Folk-Rock-Ban...

Brown Shuffle wurde erstmals von der norwegischen Oslo Groove Company auf ihrem atemberaubenden Album Anno 1990 aufgenommen. Jetzt ist diese neu eingravierte Ausgabe zum ersten Mal in den Vereinigten...

Brown Shuffle wurde erstmals von der norwegischen Oslo Groove Company auf ihrem atemberaubenden Album Anno 1990 aufgenommen. Jetzt ist diese neu eingravierte Ausgabe zum ersten Mal in den Vereinigten...

Brown Shuffle wurde erstmals von der norwegischen Oslo Groove Company auf ihrem atemberaubenden Album Anno 1990 aufgenommen. Jetzt ist diese neu eingravierte Ausgabe zum ersten Mal in den Vereinigten...

Brown Shuffle wurde erstmals von der norwegischen Oslo Groove Company auf ihrem atemberaubenden Album Anno 1990 aufgenommen. Jetzt ist diese neu eingravierte Ausgabe zum ersten Mal in den Vereinigten...

2005-Overture - 100 years of independence. This overture was commisioned to celebrate Norway's 100 year as an independed nation in 2005. It had its premier perfomance at Akershus Castle in Oslo May 20...

Smile' was heard for the first time in the movie 'Modern Times' from 1936 starring Charlie Chaplin as main actor. Chaplin himself wrote the music while Geoffrey Parsons and John Turner wrote the lyric...

This is the title song from the Makin' Whoopee musikal first performed in 1928. The music has also been featured in several films such as Sleepless in Seattle and The Fabulos Baker Boys, in the latter...

Vocal or Instrumental Solo with Concert Band Docking The Boat To Go Ashore is from a Swedish movie from 1965. The song has since then became a 'standard' both in Sweden and the other Nordic countries.

Why Not?' is the most well-known piece by Dominican Republic pianist/composer Michel Camilo. It appeared for the fist time on his 1984 album record 'French Toast'. He re-recorded it in 1985 for the 'W...

Answer Me, My Love' was originally written with German lyrics by Fred Rauch and music by Gerard Winkler under the title 'Mutterlein'. Shortly after, Carl Sigman wrote the English lyrics and gave it th...

Feelin’ All Right is the title track from the first record album by Frode Thingnæs, released in 1974. In Norway, the song became well-known after being used as jingle for the TV-programme “På sparket”...

A Beautiful arrangement of one of the most beloved songs from the history of the musicals! Solo feature for Flugelhorn- or vocalist with concert band arrangement. Here's That Rainy Day was heard for t...

Halling by Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg originally for piano solo is presented here with a rhytmically modern flavour. A great arrangement of Norwegian traditional music which challenge the band! T...

In 1988, Egil Monn-Iversen composed this melody for Alf Prøysen's lyrics from 1964 for the performance "Nå seile vi på Mjøsa" at Det Norske Teatret ("The Norwegian Theatr"). It was through this musica...

The Armed Forces Music Department wanted to have something from Edvard Grieg for the Military Tattoo. Gudim answered Yes Sir! And so it was, a different way of approach to this wonderful music. There...

'D-Tune' is a piece that concentrate around the note D and the connection to the chords that spread out both up and down from the unisone 'D'.

Tuba Libre! was commissioned by Eirik Gjerdevik, Tubaist with the Norwegian Navy Band Bergen and also widely sought after as a soloist and conductor. The work is the first major work the composer wrot...