KENILWORTH (Brass Band Set - Score and Parts) - Bliss, Arthur

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KENILWORTH (Brass Band Set)

KENNESAW MOUNTAIN BLUES (Brass Band) - Bulla, Stephen

Let your brass band play the blues. This innovative work makes use of traditional blues harmonies over a strong rock beat. The cornets carry the melody first, but this is soon taken over by a solo percussion break. The piece also makes use of mixed time signatures where the whole band plays the blues scale in an uneven seven beats! Duration: 3:15

Kensington (Brass Band - Score and Parts)

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Kentucky Minstrels (Brass Band - Score and Parts)

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Kerygma (Brass Band - Score and Parts) - Ponsford, Steven

The Greek word 'kerygma' was adopted by the early Christian church as a way of expressing 'the word of God proclaimed'. The composer has taken this concept and used three contemporary worship songs, 'He is Lord', 'Jesus Christ' and 'He has risen', along with fragments of the more traditional 'Easter Hymn', to proclaim in music the Lordship of the risen Christ.

Kerygma (Brass Band - Score only) - Ponsford, Steven

The Greek word 'kerygma' was adopted by the early Christian church as a way of expressing 'the word of God proclaimed'. The composer has taken this concept and used three contemporary worship songs, 'He is Lord', 'Jesus Christ' and 'He has risen', along with fragments of the more traditional 'Easter Hymn', to proclaim in music the Lordship of the risen Christ.

Key West (Brass Band - Score and Parts)

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Keystone Kartoon (Brass Band - Score and Parts) - Sagerquist, Vic - Smith, Sandy

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Keystone Kops (Brass Band - Score and Parts) - Davis, Carl - Littlemore, Phillip

The Keystone Kops was a series of silent comedies featuring an incompetent group of policemen. They first appeared in the 1912 film Hoffmeyer's Legacy but it was the 1913 feature The Bangville Police that confirmed their popularity. The Keystone Kops were renowned for making mistakes, particularly with a great deal of energy and activity, and all done with a major lack of coordination. Carl Davis's 3-minute tour de force is a fine encore piece!Recorded on Polyphonic QPRL218D Master Brass (Volume Fourteen)Duration: 3:00