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    Concertino Catalonia - Jonathan Bates

    Composed for the Flowers Band, this fiery-paced Spanish showpiece stays true to the 'concertino' name by featuring many sections within the band. Percussion gives the piece its rhythmic drive, whilst there are a number of individual contributions, starting with euphoniums...

    Estimated dispatch 5-7 working days
  • £34.95

    Curiouser and Curiouser... - Lucy Pankhurst

    Curiouser and Curiouser... was written for the Flowers Band's 'Alice in Wonderland'-themed programme for the 46th Brass in Concert Championships, held at the Sage Gateshead on 18th November 2023. Opening - Alice's first glimpse into Wonderland. "Doors" - Alice finds...

    Estimated dispatch 5-7 working days
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    Dear Old Blighty - Dan Price

    Commissioned in 2014 by the Flowers Band and premiered at the Cheltenham Music Festival in the same year, Dear Old Blighty is a creative arrangement of songs popular in 1914 and of those released during the World War I period....

    Estimated dispatch 5-7 working days
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    Go! - Christian Overhead

    Commissioned by The Flowers Band for their Brass in Concert and (winning) Butlins set, 'Go!' is an energetic opener originally written to depict the excitement and anticipation of sitting down to start everyone's favourite (and after a short while, least...

    Estimated dispatch 5-7 working days
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    Londinium - Jonathan Bates

    Londinium was commissioned by Paul Holland and the Flowers Band as the opening item of their 2016 Brass in Concert programme. The music portrays the Roman settlement of Londinium through a series of bold, off-stage, horn and baritone calls. The...

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    St Peter's Chorale - Jonathan Bates

    St Peter's Chorale was commissioned by Paul Holland and the Flowers Band for their 2017 Butlins Mineworkers' Championship entertainment programme. The band had chosen a London theme for their programme, and this work relates to St Peter's Chapel in the...

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    Swiss Nocturne - Jonathan Bates

    Swiss Nocturne was composed for Flowers Band's Principal Baritone Ben Stratford. One of the UK's leading baritone soloists, Ben was the recipient of the 'Best Baritone' award at the 2014 Brass in Concert Championships and is a music student at...

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    Troldhaugen - Jonathan Bates

    Troldhaugen was composed especially for Rosie Hughes, Flowers Band's Principal Horn and 2013 Player of the Year. This luscious solo for Tenor Horn, incorporates snapshots of 'Morning' from Edvard Grieg's 'Peer Gynt' as a basis for the work's melodic material,...

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  • £35.00

    One Small Step

    Commissioned by The Flowers Band, helping to lead them to their 'Most Entertaining Band' award-winning performance at the 2013 Butlins Mineworkers Brass Band contest, the piece has also just received the 'Best New Composition' award at the 2013 West Lothian Festival of Brass with its performance by The Co-operative Funeralcare Band.Emotive and programmatic in its content, it is an ideal concert feature and, as displayed by its commissioners and award-winning performances, perfect for entertainment contests; opening up opportunities to incorporate multi-media snippets of the associated Presidential speeches and video footage of the historic moment it depicts.

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    Covent Garden - Len Jenkins - Len Jenkins

    Cast your mind back to the Covent Garden of Eliza Doolittle and the activity of the dealers, porters, costermongers, and other staff around the market. In cinematographic terms the ideal setting for a set-piece dance routine to reflect the hustle and bustle of trade in the early morning. The market may have moved to Nine Elms, but the activity is still just as vibrant, so we called this piece Covent Garden to reflect the activity which we rarely see, but know exists, in a busy commercial flower, vegetable and food market. The music has a good strong theme which carries the activities, numerous and varied, not always without hindrance but always coming good at the end so that we have food on our plates, flowers to enjoy and a tradition preserved.