Ted Huggens

Dieses Werk ist auf die Melodie einer alten schottischen Ballade gegründet. Es handelt sich um die Liebe zwischen einem einfachen Mädchen und einem edlen Ritter. Vor allem die Tenorhörner und Tenortub...

This slightly swinging compositions is partly based on the folksong 'Three blind mice'. The solo part for bells (glockenspiel) is rather very easy and can be performed by a beginning percussionist. It...

This work was composed in the style of an Italian opera overture. The first part has a quick tempo and flashing dynamics, and contains some virtuoso passages. It has clearly been inspired by Rossini's...

The songs composed by the American composer Stephen Foster have been 'evergreens' for over a hundred years now. In this selection we can hear successively: 'Jeannie with the light brown hair', 'Oh, Su...

The slow 'Airs' are a Ted Huggens speciality. LARGO ALLA BAROCCO is written completely in the style of the majestic 'Air from the New Baroque Suite' which was a worldwide success. At the end an ad lib...

A pleasant light swinging solo for flute and band.

A witty composition in which a common or garden bicycle bell is used as solo instrument.

A witty composition in which a common or garden bicycle bell is used as solo instrument.

This is the second part of this famous suite. The very expressive melody with an extensive solo part for any instrument became also very popular as a seperate item.

The ragtime is a medium quick syncopated dance which was extremely popular at the turn of the century. It was also one of the components of jazz music.In the seventies there was a real revival of ragt...

Part I. 'The exciting new harmonic band' is written in the then 'new wind band style', characterized by the use of pop music elements.Part II. 'Blue Air' is a calm melody allowing to recover from the...

From 1970 the composer Henk van Lijnschooten, wrote music under the pseudonym Ted Huggens. This light music has been melodically and harmonically based on classical principles, but there is almost alw...

The train guard blows the departure signal and the train starts, in a rather irregular way, its long journey. This is a real show piece and a fine 'act' would do miracles when performing this piece.