The Longest Day - Paul Anka - Steven Verhaert

This classic 1962 war film about the landing of the Allied troops at the end of the Second World War is a historic link to the recent D-Day memorial. This upbeat march is a kind of cynical reference to the horror and madness of World War II at the time of the fall of the Third Reich.

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The Lord's My Shepherd - Gordon Macduff

The Lost Circle - Jan Van der Roost

With the original work, Stonehenge, released in 1992, composer Jan Van der Roost has yet again dedicated a new work to this very special monument - in response to recent research revealing that the middle circle might originate from Wales. A blend of scientific facts, ideas and hypotheses in combination with the composer's creativity has resulted in a varied composition full of imagination.

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The Man I Love - George Gershwin - Jirka Kadlec

The Mandalorian - Paul Murtha

This popular Star Wars series follows the exploits of a bounty hunter in the post-Return of the Jedi era. Featuring a stunning soundtrack by Ludwig Goransson, here is the iconic main theme in a dramatic and powerful setting for the concert stage. This arrangement was transcribed for brass band by Christopher Bond.

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The Mermaid of Zennor - Philip Harper

Commissioned by the Cornwall Youth Brass Band to mark its 60th Anniversary, with funds bequethed by Dennis Arbon This piece is inspired by an old Cornish folk-tale set in the village of Zennor on the coast of Cornwall, the most South-Westerly countyof England.The music is in three sections:l. The Sea and Seafaringll. At the Churchill. Return to the Waves

The Merry Widow March - Franz Lehar - Michal Worek

The Merry Widow Waltz - Franz Lehar - Tomas Molcan

The Muppet Show - Jim Henson - Peter Ratnik

The New Covenant - James Curnow

Throughout The New Covenant the composer seeks to portray through programmatic music the sensitivity, love and understanding of a compassionate Christ and the strength and wisdom of the Son of God who gave Himself to become the new covenant between God and man. This descriptive work creates a word painting by use of fragments from John Newton's beautiful hymn 'How Sweet The Name of Jesus'. An ideal work for any concert but especially for those taking place in Churches or Cathedrals.