Pastorale - Ramses Shaffy/Gerhart Drijvers

This famous Dutch love romance by Ramses Shaffy expresses both the passion and the melancholy of a love relation that had never been expressed as beautifully before in any Dutch song.

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Peddar's Way - Kenneth. A. Wright

Picadilly Line - Alfred Willering

Poem a la Carte - Manfred Schneider/Anton Weeren

As a French horn player, the successful German composer Manfred Schneider is familiar with brass instruments, so he took on the challenge of writing at a real Concerto for Trombone and Wind Band, which he called 'Poem a la carte'. The composition was commissioned by the JBK Sonthofen wind band. Though the 'misterioso' introduction already features some virtuoso passages for the soloist, the latter really takes off in the energetic allegro. Then comes a lyrical largo and the work ends with a sparkling allegro allowing the soloist to demonstrate true virtuosity.

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Polonaise - Frederic Chopin/M. Sargent

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Prelude - Frederic Chopin/M. Sargent

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Psalm 33 - Alfred Willering

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Psalm 84 - Alfred Willering/Hendry van Loo

This is a splendid choral in which the Dutch historical song 'Merck toch hoe sterk' is skillfully arranged. This composition was commissioned by Hendry van Loo and written by Alfred Willering for a symphonic wind orchestra. The premiere took place during the jubilee concert celebrating the 60th anniversary of Henk van Loo Sr.'s conductorship, performed by Wilhelmina Glanerbrug under the direction of Hendry van Loo.

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Purcellian Suite - F. Wright

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Queens and Bees - Erik Waerts

Here we have a stirring march with an obvious Scottish influence. Though the orchestration is rather simple, this march with its melodic trio sounds great. It can be used as a parade march, but will also be most efficient to play in or simply performed as a concert march.

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