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£133.40Bohemian Rhapsody - Freddie Mercury
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£54.99The Show Must Go On - Queen
The Show Must Go On was one of the last hits for Freddie Mercury in 1991, the year of his death. In this context the title has a tragic significance. This arrangement will please both musicians and audiences and will throw off the sad associations of this song.
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£60.99Crazy Little Thing Called Love - Freddie Mercury
Since their formation in 1971 Queen's hits have defined entire generations. Thijs Oud has created an excellent arrangement of a Queen-classic, Crazy Little Thing Called Love, that is sure to be a guaranteed smash hit!
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Who Wants To Live Forever - Brian May - Thijs Oud
Who Want to Live Forever is a rather grim title given Freddie Mercury's untimely death, but his songs, and especially his recordings with Queen will live on forever. The title refers to the immortal Connor MacLeod from the movie Highlander, and reached number 24 on the British charts. Now Thijs Oud's arrangement lets this song live on forever as part of your brass band's repertoire.
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£60.99We Are The Champions - Freddie Mercury
The rock anthem We Are the Champions was one of Queen's largest hits and is instantly recognised by all. This monster hit is now available in an authentic-sounding brass band arrangement by Gilbert Tinner.
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£69.00The Show Must Go On - Freddie Mercury - Jan van Kraeydonck
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£69.00Love Of My Life - Freddie Mercury - Jan van Kraeydonck
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£127.30Bring back that Leroy Brown - Freddie Mercury
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£78.20Innuendo - Freddie Mercury
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£60.99Minerva - Jan Van der Roost
Minerva by Jan Van der Roost was composed on the commission of the German "Musikverein Braunshausen" on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the orchestra. The composition, first performed on September 17, 1999, is not a street march but a concert march, just like Mercury and Arsenal. The use and variation of different rhythmic patterns gives the first part of this march a distinctly dynamic character. Two main themes are presented in several instrumental combinations. The theme from the trio, on the other hand, is characterized by a broad melodic approach using large intervals. This theme, wreathed by high woodwinds, is heard one more time after a contrasting newpart, but now in a somewhat slower tempo. The counterpoint in this part refers to the first part of the march. The brilliant ending suits a festive anniversary march!
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