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£29.50I Believe In Father Christmas - Greg Lake - Gavin Somerset
Released in 1975, this well loved song was written intentionally by as a protest about the commercialisation of Christmas. The release saw it shoot to No.2 in the charts and remains Greg Lake's only hit solo release. The instrumental riff used between verses is the tune from "Troika" by Sergei Prokofiev that has aided its popularity. This piece is familiar to all audiences, perfect to get them in the mood for your Christmas concerts & get them singing along.
In Stock: Estimated dispatch 1-3 working days
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£24.50Repton (Dear Lord & Father of Mankind) - Charles Parry - Gavin Somerset
Featured numerous times on BBC 1's "Songs Of Praise", this hymn tune setting by Charles Parry (of Jerusalem fame) has become a nations favourite, heard throughout the country. This arrangement uses all the colours of the brass band to bring out Parry's stunning melody, building all the way though to a big warm climax that will send chills down the spines of your audience. Perfect for church occasions, and as a general concert item.
In Stock: Estimated dispatch 1-3 working days
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£146.80How to Train Your Dragon - John James Powell - Fredrick Schjelderup
"How to train your dragon" is an American animation film about a little viking village which gets attacked by dragons.In the movie, the young character Birk must convince his father and the rest of the village that he will be a viking warrior and fight the dragons.During the process of becoming a real warrior, Birk wants to become friends with the dragons, rather than fight them.The film music is originally written by John James Powell and describes the drama, tension og romance.In this arrangement you'll find the themes "This is Birk" and "Dragon Battle".
Estimated dispatch 5-14 working days
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...Your Own Tale? (Bra) - Lode Violet
After winning the 1st prize at the Conservatory in Brussels with his arrangement of 'Die Post', Lode decided to write an original work for Brass Band Willebroek and dedicated this to the band and his father Frans Violet. The work begins with a soft, dreamy cornet introduction that develops into a lyrical melody. After a short spell with the baritone a second theme comes to life. Dialogues between several instruments brings the composition to it's climax, and the euphonium and flugel bring rest again. The title '... Your own Tale?' refers to the imagination of the listener, as everyone creates their own story.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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£118.90How To Train Your Dragon (Brass Band - Score and Parts) - Powell, John - Schjelderup, Fredrick
"How to Train Your Dragon" is an American animated film about a small Viking village that is constantly being attacked by dragons. In the film, the shy teenager, Hiccup, must convince his father and the rest of the village that he can become a true Viking warrior and fight the dragons. The tension in the film revolves around the fact that the young warrior would rather befriend the dragons than fight them. The original score is composed by John Powell and conveys excitement, drama, and romance that unfolds throughout. In this arrangement, you will find the themes "This is Hiccup" and "Dragon Battle" linked together.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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