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We've found 6 matches for Northern Lights


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1. NORTHERN LIGHTS (major original works) (C/1) - Philip Wilby

Price: £75.00


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2. NORTHERN LIGHTS - Parts & Score - Darrol Barry

Price: £19.50


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3. NORTHERN LIGHTS - Parts & Score - Philip Wilby

Price: £75.00


Championship Section Testpiece for Butlin's Mineworkers Contest 2007. NKB Championship Testpiece in Holland 2006.


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4. NORTHERN LIGHTS - Score only - Philip Wilby

Price: £35.00


Championship Section Testpiece for Butlin's 2007


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5. The Light Fantastic - Paul Lovatt-Cooper

Price: £34.95


ImageThe Light Fantastic was commissioned by Leeds Metropolitan University to use during their promotional presentations whilst on a joint tour of China with the Northern Ballet Orchestra during the 2008 Olympic Games. The music aims to encapsulate the grandeur and spirit of the Olympic Games whilst also paying homage to the fantastic city of Beijing, host to the 2008 Olympic Games. 


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6. Aurora Borealis - Wallin, Morten J.

Price: £43.00


Aurora Borealis, more popularly known as the Northern Lights, was a source of superstition in the Middle Ages. This dazzling spectacle, which is accompanied by whispering sounds, put the fear of God into those who didn’t know that this was simply one of nature’s grand shows. Many heathen attributed the phenomenon to the incomprehensible ways of the gods. Today we know better. Every 11 years, the amount of particles emitted by the sun is at its highest level, as is the case this year. These particles are hurled away from the sun, beyond its magnetic field. A small percentage of these particles are able to penetrate the earth’s atmosphere. Once they are here, they begin to collide and form the beautiful patterns in the night sky which we call the Aurora Borealis.


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