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Bright Lights! ist ein temporeiches, energiegeladenes Showcase für Concert Band. Ein starker rhythmischer Puls treibt die melodischen und technischen Schnörkel an, die durchgehend vorhanden sind. In e...

Mills on the Merrimack presents a musical portrait of Lowell, MA and its mill town traditions. Opening with a view of the river on a misty morning, the music flows with the river into the city of Lowe...

Mills on the Merrimack presents a musical portrait of Lowell, MA and its mill town traditions. Opening with a view of the river on a misty morning, the music flows with the river into the city of Lowe...

Gaia is a primordial deity in the Ancient Greek pantheon and is sometimes referred to as Mother Nature. In mythology she had numerous children, many of whom are of great significance to the ancient Gr...

Gaia is a primordial deity in the Ancient Greek pantheon and is sometimes referred to as Mother Nature. In mythology she had numerous children, many of whom are of great significance to the ancient Gr...

From its opening fanfare embodying moments of heroism and pride to its joyous journey of playfulness that expresses freedom and a passion for life, 'Skydance' is a musical celebration of the human spi...

Es beginnt mit einer erhebenden Fanfare, wechselt zwischen verspielten Metren und nachdenklichen, lyrischen Abschnitten und gipfelt in einem mitreißenden Schluss. Der Titel spiegelt seine Wurzeln in d...

Diese dynamische Konzertouvertüre der Klasse 4½, die zu Ehren der hervorragenden Hollingsworth Winds geschaffen wurde, ist eine fesselnde Komposition, die Fanfaren, energiegeladene Rhythmen und lyrisc...

The traditional Newfoundland lyric ballad, 'She's Like a Swallow,' is presented for string orchestra with all the passion and emotion it deserves. This tragic tale has many interpretations, but in all...

The traditional Newfoundland lyric ballad, 'She's Like a Swallow,' is presented for string orchestra with all the passion and emotion it deserves. This tragic tale has many interpretations, but in all...