Chorale for Peace - Thierry Deleruyelle

Chorale for Peace is a song of hope and peace for humanity. In commissioning this work, the wind band of Le Portel (France) wanted to pay tribute to the victims of 8 September 1943, when around 100 Allied planes dropped more than 5,000 bombs on the town of Boulogne and the surrounding area. In fact, this operation was nothing more than a diversion to make the enemy believe that a landing was imminent in the north of France. This music is slow, an adagio commemorating the human sacrifice of this operation. But more broadly, the composer also wanted to express his support for the peoples who, even today, suffer oppression. This set includes an optional choir part that offers the possibility of making an even deeper impression on the listener.

Chorale Variations - Jan de Haan

Chorale Variations comprises six variations on an original theme in Renaissance style. Written as a test piece for the renowned contest 'Gouden Spiker Festival' in Friesland (The Netherlands), it is a challenging concert or contest piece, presenting attractive and demanding parts for all sections.

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Chorale Varie - Jan de Haan

Choralia - Bert Appermont

This magnificent choral from Bert Appermont begins very slow. The different groups of instruments play the same theme and lead to a big climax. After that, the instrumentation gets smaller to end in a silent way.

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Chorus - Feike van Tuinen

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Chorus Of Hebrew Slaves - Giuseppe Verdi

Chorus Of Hebrew Slaves - Giuseppe Verdi - Hendriks

Chorus Of Hebrew Slaves - Giuseppe Verdi - Jérôme Naulais

Chorus Of Hebrew Slaves (Bass Trombone Solo) - Giuseppe Verdi

Christ was born - Tom Brevik

Norwegian traditional, arranged by Tom Brevik for cornet soloist and brass band.

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