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£35.00Money, Money (Makes the World go Round). Arranged for Brass Band
Recommended - Championship to 2nd Section This fun and quirky arrangement of the hit song from Cabaret was premiered in 2011 by Kingdom Brass. Money, Money (makes the World go round) is a show-piece for the band (with added drama and choreography if desired). Includes Score & Parts
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£30.00Saint Clements. CC Scholefield.
Recommended - Championship to 3rd Section Saint Clements (also known as The day Thou Gavest Lord is Ended) is a setting in 3 verses of the beautiful Victorian hymn by C. C. Scholefield. Saint Clements is suitable as a concert item or as a hymn tune arrangement for a contest when this is required. Includes score & parts Also see: Aurelia
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£30.00Scots Fantasia for Euphonium and Brass Band.
Recommended - Championship to 3rd Section Scots Fantasia is a Euphonium solo with brass band which begins with a slow Celtic folk-style melody followed by an exciting and challenging reel to get the fingers flying and the toes tapping! Scots fantasia was written in 2012 for euphonium soloist, Scott Kerr. Includes score & parts Also see: Scots Fantasia for Euphonium & Piano
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£30.00Sine Metu. March for Brass Band
Recommended - Championship to 2nd Section Sine Metu is a march written for the Bo'ness and Carriden Band from West Lothian, Scotland to celebrate their 150th anniversary. Its title is from the band's motto, meaning 'Without Fear', which is also the motto of their home town, Bo'ness. An exciting item for any concert programme or entertainment competition. Includes score & parts
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£35.00Swan Lake (Finale). Tchaikovsky.
Recommended - Championship & 1st Section The Finale from Swan lake is the turbulent and dramatic conclusion to Tchaikovsky's celebrated ballet so as a 'finisher' this music is as exciting as it gets! The music begins at whirlwind speed before giving way to the famous tender love theme, which is skilfully developed before the music builds to a thrilling and exciting conclusion. This arrangement won the prize for the best new arrangement at 'Spennymore' in 1996, played by the Fodens Band. Includes score & Parts
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£35.00A Witches Sabbath. H. Berlioz.
Recommended - Championship & 1st Section A witches sabbath is from Symphonie Fantastique by Hector Berlioz. The music describes (through an opium induced fantasy that Berlioz had) him rescuing a woman he was madly in love with from a group of evil witches and other assorted ghouls. After descriptions of the eerie scenes, Berlioz triumphantly seizes his beloved, narrowly saving her from being sacrificed by the witches! Includes Score & Parts
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£42.00The Golden Carol. Arranged for brass band by Lynda Nicholson
Arranged for brass band by by Lynda Nicholson The Golden Carol is a traditional Old English Christmas Carol. The words tell of the Three Kings following the Star to Bethlehem to see Jesus on Christmas morning. The tune is anonymous, but has a medieval feel, similar to other carols, such as I Saw three Ships. The Golden Carol begins in a 5/4 jazz waltz rhythm with a solo Eb Bass being joined a few bars later by by a solo trombone then a solo horn, before more instruments (including percussion) are added and the tune plays out in the cornets and soprano cornet. The second section goes into 4/4 with a strong Rock/Big Band feel driven along rhythmically by the kit drummer. This section then leads to a rousing close for the full band. The Golden Carol is part of the Lynda Nicolson Collection . To hear a sound recording of The Golden Carol scroll down.
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£42.00Patapan. Arranged for brass band by Lynda Nicholson
Arranged for brass band by Lynda Nicholson Patapan is a French Christmas Carol written by the French composer, Bernard de la Monnoye (1641-1720). The words are written from the perspective of the Shepherds in Bethlehem, playing their drums and flutes at the birth of Jesus. " Patapan" mimics the sound of the drums and the scale passages on the the flutes. Patapan begins with a solo side drummer playing a punchy rhythm in 2/2 with a tambourine being added before this rhythm underpins the melody played by the full band. A section featuring the trombones follows before the main theme returns after which a short duet for Euphonium and flugal leads into a rousing final section with a Rock feel. This final section has the full band playing with the tunes in the cornets, a fast quaver movement in the middle of the band and cleverly, the melody in counterpoint in augmentation played by the trombones. This arrangement is part of the Lynda Nicholson Collection To hear a sound file of Patapan scroll down.