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£42.00The Lord is King! (Score only) - Philip Wilby
The Lord is King! for baritone solo, Chorus, Organ (ad lib.) and brass band was rst performed by the North Yorkshire Chorus with the Grimethorpe Colliery Band in 1999. It is also available with solo trumpet and organ accompaniment. It is made up of three colourful song settings: The Trumpet, Come Down, O Love Divine, and Psalm 96.
Estimated dispatch 7-9 working days
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£52.00The Lord is King! (Parts only) - Philip WIlby
The Lord is King! for baritone solo, Chorus, Organ (ad lib.) and brass band was rst performed by the North Yorkshire Chorus with the Grimethorpe Colliery Band in 1999. It is also available with solo trumpet and organ accompaniment. It is made up of three colourful song settings: The Trumpet, Come Down, O Love Divine, and Psalm 96.
Estimated dispatch 7-9 working days
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£13.95The Lord is King! - Philip Wilby
The Lord is King! for baritone solo, Chorus, Organ (ad lib.) and brass band was rst performed by the North Yorkshire Chorus with the Grimethorpe Colliery Band in 1999. It is also available with solo trumpet and organ accompaniment. It is made up of three colourful song settings: The Trumpet, Come Down, O Love Divine, and Psalm 96.
Estimated dispatch 7-9 working days
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The Grand Union Waltz - Lane, L
The Grand Union Waltz was written as a wedding present and represents a shared love of narrow-boating, the Grand Union Canal being the longest canal in Great Britain.2nd section +Duration 4 minsListen to Lydbrook Band, Ian Holmes, 30 September 2017, Forest of Dean Theatre.Recorded by Dave Jury for Strike up the Brass, Dean Radio
In Stock: Estimated dispatch 1-3 working days
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£66.00Carols of the Bells - Anton Weeren
Traditional Christmas carol from Ukraine, arranged for brass band in a dazzling and dynamic way by Anton Weeren. This arrangement lives up to its name through the use of the glockenspiel, sleigh bells, and tubular bells.
Estimated dispatch 10-14 working days
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£44.95The Music of George Gershwin
Includes: Strike Up the Band; Embraceable You; The Man I Love; Someone to Watch Over Me; They Can't Take That Away From Me; S'Wonderful; Rhapsody in Blue.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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Wake Me Up Before You Go Go - Michael, G - Harper, P
The first number one hit by Wham! in 1984 this is an energetic pop piece that took all the best elements of Fifties and Sixties records and combined them with a more uptempo and youthful attitude. A huge hit that is still popular today. Listen here - Courtesy of Cory Band
In Stock: Estimated dispatch 1-3 working days
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£29.95Jack in a Box - Paul Lovatt-Cooper
A fun xylophone solo commissioned by the Bilton Silver (Rugby) band for talented up and coming percussionist Jack Fisher. Circa 2'30". Soloist: Grade 5 ABRSM.
Estimated dispatch 5-7 working days
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£42.50The Way We Were
Regret, things past, former friends, in a word, memories... are what this music conjures up.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£35.00Ascension - Lucy Pankhurst
A major work written for the RNCM Brass Festival Competition 2005, and inspired by the nature of Ascension - creating a Musical depiction of the spiritual journey towards enlightenment, sanctuary and ultimate inner peace.As aninitial muse for this work, the 'Tibetan Singing Bowl' is utilised with the Brass Band in order to represent this path to Serenity, together withBaoding Balls(Chinese Health Balls) to mark the point of Final Ascension.Programme notes from the composer, Lucy Pankhurst:Ascension is a Musical depiction of the Spiritual Journey towards enlightenment, sanctuary and ultimate inner peace.As my initial muse for this work, the Singing Bowl is utilised with the Brass Band in order to represent this path to Serenity. "Tibetan" Singing Bowls date back to the 8th Century A.D., originating in the pre-Buddhist shamanic Bon Po culture in the Himalayas and are still used in modern Monasteries. The original purpose of them still remains a mystery, with accounts stating that it is forbidden to disclose the true function of the Bowls, as the "secrets of sound" yield so much Power, that they must be kept hidden.Listening to the tones created by the Singing Bowl effectively silences the internal dialogue of the listener, making it an excellent tool for Meditation, Centering and entering trance-like states. In Buddhism, as with many cultures, sound is an important part of Spiritual Practice. There are 9 methods to reach Enlightenment in the Buddhist Doctrine ; the seventh is SOUND.These Bowls are used by Healers in a similar way to help balance the body's residual energies. The Bowls are usually made from seven different sacred metals, intended to correlate directly to the seven sacred "Planets" : GOLD (Sun), SILVER (Moon), MERCURY (Mercury), COPPER (Venus), IRON (Mars), TIN (Jupiter), ANTIMONY (Saturn). Any one Bowl can create up to seven different frequencies (tones) simultaneously. In Healing, the Singing Bowl is played whilst balanced on the palm of the hand, struck three times to stabilise the surrounding energies, before rotating the wooden "beater" around the outer circumference of the Bowl to create the "singing" effect.I have included an optional Vibraphone part (to be played with a Double Bass Bow) with Tubular Bells, to be used only in performances where a Singing Bowl cannot be acquired. However, a traditional Bowl should be used whenever possible, to create this specific and unique sound.Baoding Balls or Chinese Health Balls are also utilised in this work. Their appearance in the Music here, however, is to mark the point of Final Ascension, where the music reaches its ultimate goal. These delicate cloisonne iron Balls are said to stimulate the acupressure points on the hand, thus improving the Chi and Energy Paths (Life Force) throughout the entire body. The delicate "tinkle" produced by these spheres is hypnotic and captivating. For this reason, where no Baoding Balls are obtainable for performance, only delicate metallic percussion should be used in replacement (i.e. Crotales, Antique Cymbals or (liberal) single strikes on a Triangle etc.). Bell Trees, Wind Chimes and Cow Bells should not be used.As in many cultures, the number three is important in Ascension, as it represents not only the purification from the Singing Bowl, but also it is a number of confirmation, reiterated throughout the music in the metallic percussion in addition to the Brass, re-affirming the correct path to Enlightenment.
In Stock: Estimated dispatch 3-5 working days
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