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    FORGOTTEN DREAMS (Brass Band Set) - Anderson, Leroy

    Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
  • £46.20

    FORGOTTEN DREAMS (Cornet Carillon with Brass Band)

    Great antiphonal effect with four or all cornets stood around the band. Grade: Easy/Medium.

    Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
  • £42.95

    FORGOTTEN GARDEN (Brass Band) - Parker, Jim

    from Ground Force

    Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
  • £66.00

    Forgotten heroes - Clarke Nigel

    Estimated dispatch 12-17 working days
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  • £46.20

    Forgotten Dreams - Leroy Anderson - Simon Kerwin

    Estimated dispatch 5-14 working days

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    Forgotten Garden - Jim Parker

    Estimated dispatch 5-14 working days
  • £24.95

    Forgotten Dreams (Brass Band - Score and Parts)

    Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
  • £24.50

    Hidden Star - John Abbott

    A new Euphonium solo, which is dedicated by the composer to the "forgotten soloists in the band". Composed in a slow melodic song-like style, every section has their moment to shine whilst accompanying the soloist. The piece is playable by most levels of bands and the solo Euphonium line can be replaced with any Bb instrument.

    In stock: Estimated dispatch 1-3 days

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    Oubliette - Lucy Pankhurst

    Lucy Pankhurst has created a highly immersive solo for Tuba/Eb Bass with brass band accompaniment, aiming and succeeding in showing the lyrical and technical diversity of the tuba, demanding virtuoso brilliance and clarity in performance.Dedicated to tuba player Edd Leech, Oubliette raises the bar for tuba repertoire.Set includes score, brass band parts and solo parts for Eb Bass (TC) and Tuba (BC). Solo with piano accompaniment available separately.Programme notes from the composer, Lucy Pankhurst:From the French word oublier, meaning 'to forget', an oubliette was a form of dungeon used in the 14th century. A small, windowless room where someone is locked away to be forgotten and left to go mad.I initially chose this title for the piece as the Tuba is often forgotten as a solo instrument, when its versatility in performance should be celebrated. Oubliette showsThe work begins with desolate and sparse accompaniment with lamenting solo lines. The soloist has already been cast into the oubliette at this point and is beginning to wake from a somnolent state. Reality is blurred through the darkness of the chamber - the only entrance is a hatch in the ceiling, far out of reach.Memories are confused by countless hours of solitude - hallucinations and paranoia tainting reality. Gradually, the soloist remembers images from the past and gains confidence and strength. Long forgotten by the captors, or presumed dead in the chamber, the entrance hatch suddenly opens to allow another prisoner inside. The soloist seizes the opportunity for escape and a short battle ensues. Sword and fist fighting, perilous leaps over the entrances to more dungeons and fierce battle cries are futile, as the soloist suddenly realises they are alone in the oubliette once more and the skirmish was nothing but another dream.The piece concludes with unaccompanied soloist in the low register, sinking deeper into the shadows of the windowless prison; are they accepting their fate, or merely lying in wait for another chance of escape, if one will ever come . . .

    Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days