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I Want You Back - Perren, Mizell, Gordy, Richards - Harper, P
Released on the Motown label in 1969, this was the first single of The Jackson 5, featuring 11 year old Michael Jackson on lead vocals.Guaranteed to add some funk to your concerts!2nd Section +Duration 3 mins
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La Mer (Beyond the Sea) - Trenet and Lasry - Harper, P
Bring some joy to your bandroom with this new arrangement of an old favourite, originally sung by Bobby Darin but also covered by Robbie Williams amongst many others. This arrangement won the award for Best New Arrangement at the Brass in Concert competition 2021 as played by Cory Band.2nd section Duration 3 mins
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Santa Claus is Coming to Town - Gillespie, H & Coots, J-F - Wormald, C
Bring some festive sparkle to your Christmas concert with this arrangement of Michael Buble's Christmas hit Santa Claus is Coming to Town.Expertly arranged for brass band by Chris Wormald, this effervescent number is bursting with seasonal cheer, infectious rhythms and feel-good energy. It's the perfect way to bring a little swing and sparkle to your festive programme, with a tune audiences will instantly recognise and love.Difficulty: 4th section +Duration: 3 minutes
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Santa Claus is Coming to Town (Score) - Gillespie, H & Coots, J-F - Wormald, C
Bring some festive sparkle to your Christmas concert with this arrangement of Michael Buble's Christmas hit Santa Claus is Coming to Town.Expertly arranged for brass band by Chris Wormald, this effervescent number is bursting with seasonal cheer, infectious rhythms and feel-good energy. It's the perfect way to bring a little swing and sparkle to your festive programme, with a tune audiences will instantly recognise and love.Difficulty: 4th section +Duration: 3 minutes
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Do They Know It's Christmas - Geldof, B - Broadbent, D
Do They Know It's Christmas? is a charity single released in 1984 by the supergroup Band Aid, organized by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to raise funds for famine relief in Ethiopia.Featuring some of the biggest British and Irish artists of the time it become one of the best-selling singles in UK history.Beyond its chart success, Do They Know It's Christmas? remains a symbol of generosity and unity during the Christmas season. Perfect for any Christmas concert.
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The Snow Carol - Harper, P
The Snow Carol (For Choir and Brass Band/Pianoforte) is an original melody, although the words have been adapted from the German song Snow Falls Softly at Night. Some of the harmonies of the carol have been borrowed from Gustav Holst and his celebrated setting of In the Bleak Midwinter. The upper band play muted in a minimalist style likr flurrying snow. None of the parts are technically difficult and most are repetitive, although players will have to count carefully and play with tight rhythm.
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£29.95Soliloquy II (Euphonium Solo with Brass Band - Score and Parts)
A few years ago, I wrote a Soliloquy based on a Salvation Army song by George Marshall called Soliloquy (In the Stillness), since published in the General Series. This solo follows up the form of that previous work, though it is quite different in emotional content, and was a commission during Covid lockdown from Euphonium player Micah Dominic Parsons.The main inspiration is the tune Cross of Jesus by John Stainer as well as a motif from some older Euphonium Studies from the Royal Military School of Music, Kneller Hall, that Micah had discovered. The tune is used in a chorale form and, after an introduction, the very first section is a reversal of the chorale that appears in the second half of the work. The Euphonium exclamations are all derived from the main tune and the study motif. The work begins in quite a dark reflective manner, representing those aspects of the song, without being too specific. The second half reflects the more positive characteristics and finds a triumphal nature in its conclusion. The soloist lines throughout have a very declamatory style and can have a freedom in performance.There is one new element in the coda, where the triplet motif (bars 87-89) is a direct quotation from Romans 8 - A brass celebration by Ray Steadman-Allen. RSA was a good friend, mentor and encourager to me. The glorious climax of Romans 8 is his presentation of the same tune (Cross of Jesus) used in this work. And so the piece ends with a final and personal reference to RSA!- Howard Evans
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£55.00Triumph Series Brass Band Journal, Numbers 1387 - 1391, July 2026
1387: March - Temple Foundations (Stephen Gibson)This march was composed for the Newcastle City Temple Band for the official opening of their new church buildings. It features several musical references (Showers of blessing (T.B. 411), I would be thy holy temple (S.A.S.B. 591), Come, ye thankful people, come (S.A.S.B. 9), All the promises of God are sure (S.A.S.B. 893) and Count your blessings (T.B. 183)), opening with the announcement that 'With timbrel and drum, and with flags they come' (N.S.Y.P. January 1977) to commence worship and witness in a new area of the city.1388: Holy Forever (arr. Marcus Venables)This is an arrangement of the popular worship song, written by Brian Johnson, Chris Tomlin, Jason Ingram, Jenn Johnson and Phil Wickham.1389: Goodness of God (arr. Paul Sharman) This is an arrangement of the well-known worship song, written by Ben Fielding, Brian Johnson, Ed Cash, Jason Ingram and Jenn Johnson.1390: The first Nowell (Noel Jones)This is an arrangement of the beautiful carol The first Nowell (C.C. 86). It commences with the motif 'Born is the King' which which is referenced throughout the work and the finishes with the spirited 'Nowell, Nowell, Nowell, Nowell, Born is the King of Israel'.1391: Gloria a Dios (Ian Clarke)Translated into English, the Spanish phrase 'Gloria a Dios' means 'Glory to God'. The style of this music has its roots in the small musical combinations that entertain the crowds in some Latin American towns and villages (many of which are Spanish speaking, hence the title). Once a melodic idea had taken hold, the chorus Jesus saves me now! (S.A.S.B. 478) seemed to fit perfectly, the words and the music complementing each other in this testament of praise.
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£74.95Song of Courage (Brass Band - Score and Parts)
New Contest VersionThe music reflects many moods. There is, to commence, joyfulness, and later some sense of fear and effort against great odds. The old chorus 'Stand like the brave' typifies the call to action in the face of danger, and 'A prayer for courage' - the central part of the composition - is a reminder of the true source of Christian fortitude.
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£37.50
Song of Courage (Brass Band - Score only)
New Contest VersionThe music reflects many moods. There is, to commence, joyfulness, and later some sense of fear and effort against great odds. The old chorus 'Stand like the brave' typifies the call to action in the face of danger, and 'A prayer for courage' - the central part of the composition - is a reminder of the true source of Christian fortitude.
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