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Mexican Hat Dance - Trad - David Hollins
One of the most famous tunes to ever come out of South American has now been arranged as a brilliant comedy item for a cornet trio. This arrangement, titled, as "La Danza Del Sombrero Mexicana", is a wonderful showpiece for your band and 3 cornet players. After the main theme, cadenzas from the 3 soloists lead us into a Habanera before returning to the well-known melody. This item works in just about any concert, from bandstand to opera house. Lending itself perfectly to choreography, this comic item is the perfect audience pleaser.
In stock: Estimated delivery 1-2 days
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Dance of the Tumblers - N. Rimsky-Korsakov
Dance of the Tumblers comes from Rimsky-Korsakov's opera The Snow Maiden written in 1881. The story of the Snow Maiden deals with the opposition of the eternal forces of nature and involves the interactions of mythological characters; Grandfather Frost, Spring Beauty and Wood Sprite with half mythological characters, Snow Maiden and human characters.Dance of the Tumblers or Dance of the Clowns comes from act III of the opera, where the villagers are merry-making in preparation for the contest of wining the Snow Maidens heart to begin. It is skilfully arranged here for Tuba Quartet by Denis Burton
Estimated delivery 5-7 days
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£43.95Dance of the Jesters (Score and Parts)
New from internationally renowned James Curnow - a stunning arrangement of this rip-roaring dance from 'The Snow Maiden' by Tchaikovsky! It's great fun to play and makes an ideal concert opener or encore. A4 size score and parts provided. Duration 4:40
Estimated delivery 5-7 days
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Dance of the Elves - David Popper - Andrew Wainwright
An arrangement of David Popper's sparkling work, which was originally scored for cello and piano. Featuring the cornet section, this brisk number will show off your band's technique to the full.
Estimated delivery 10-14 days
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£24.95Dance of the Elves (Brass Band - Score and Parts) - Popper, David - Wainwright, Andrew
An arrangement of David Popper's sparkling work, which was originally scored for cello and piano. Featuring the cornet section, this brisk number will show off your band's technique to the full.
Estimated delivery 12-14 days
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Dance of the Elves - David Popper
An arrangement of David Popper's sparkling work, which was originally scored for cello and piano. Featuring the cornet section, this brisk number will show off your band's technique to the full.
Estimated delivery 12-14 days
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£21.50The Lord Of The Dance - Ronan Hardiman - Gavin Somerset
During an interval at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1994, Michael Flatley & the 'Riverdance' cast took the world by storm and continued to achieve worldwide success. Michael Flatley left 'Riverdance' with the dream of creating a show that was suitable for performances in arenas and not just traditional theatres – 'The Lord Of The Dance' was born. Using the traditional US shaker hymn 'The Lord of the Dance' as the shows main theme, Ronan Hardiman adapted the music to be bursting with life. This arrangement by Gavin Somerset is full of excitement and energy, arranged to ensure this effect is playable by most levels of bands. A real crowd pleaser & finale act that will have the audiences on their feet!
In stock: Estimated delivery 1-2 days
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£25.50Dance Macabre - Saint-Saens - Gavin Somerset
A full arrangement of the spectacular work by Saint-Saens. Certainly a test for any top section band, both technically and rhythmically. Every section has an important role to play (yes, even Bass Trombone!). The main theme was used in the BBC's drama "Jonathan Creek", letting the audience recognize the piece immediately. Great as an alternative to an overture concert piece, this is one for every player of the band to get their teeth stuck into.
In stock: Estimated delivery 1-2 days
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£24.95Mexican Hat Dance - Traditional
The widely acclaimed Mexican Hat Dance became so popular that at one point it was declared the national folk dance of Mexico. Its popularity is attributed to the great Russian ballerina Anna Pavlova. After a visit to Mexico in 1930, she fell in love with the culture and spectacular costumes of the country, and decided to include the dance in her permanent repertoire. The ecstatic Mexican cultural authorities felt that such honour could only mean that the Hat Dance was indeed the most important dance in Mexico.Mexican Hat Dance was for many years inextricably linked to the charismatic trumpeter Rafael M?ndez, whose flamboyant soloistic style was the inspiration behind this arrangement, which is also available from Prima Vista Musikk with piano accompaniment.
Estimated delivery 5-7 days
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£24.95Mists on the River Wear - Dan Price
Mists On The River Wear is a ‘song and dance' for solo tuba. It was commissioned in 2010 by the Black Dyke Band's solo Eb Bass player and international tuba star Joseph Cook.The SongThe work opens with unaccompanied tuba announcing a three note motif which is the basis for the entire work. The accompaniment enters in broken cluster chords which emulate the mist gliding on the river at early morning. The mist clears and the river motif appears on tenor horns whilst the tuba melody flows above.Geographically, the River Wear passes past Durham Cathedral and Durham Castle as it works its way through the city and to reflect this musically there is an element of a renaissance dance in the centre of this movement in an attempt to capture the historic and physically dominating presence of these buildings within the city.As the movement draws to a close there is a passage of light scoring which enables the soloist to demonstrate their ability at performing multi-phonics, a haunting sound which is eventually engulfed by the sound of the river broadening out as it travels on its journey.The DanceIn contrast to the lyrical first movement, this second movement showcases the versatility of the instrument and the agility of the soloist in a lively dance.The dance begins in compound time and echoes the style of an English jig which represents the energetic life you find in the university city of Durham. There is a deliberate quote written into the theme of the jig which comes from the 1st Movement of Ralph Vaughan-Williams' Concerto for Bass Tuba, which Joseph and the composer share a fondness towards.A brief return to the riverside opening material of the piece quickly leads us into a pseudo "Jazz" waltz, where cross rhythms between soloist and accompaniment gives the melody a sense of disjointedness and ambiguity. However, the music soon flows back into a reprise of the jig with a closing cadenza section that brings Mists On The River Wear to a close.
Estimated delivery 5-7 days
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