Spartiti per banda

Another Way Home' is a pop-tune written originally for Concert Band. It's a kind of sequel to the previously released 'Walking Home'. Both 'Another Way Home' and 'Walking Home' were composed for Blåsm...

This song is from the instrumental album "Kanestrøm" by Frode Alnæs. The album is a tribute to a place one holds dear and where one feel safe. And about changes in seasons both in nature and in life i...

Fanfares and Fantasies' was commissioned by Strindheim Janitsjar for their 40th Anniversary in 2019. The commission was supported by The Composers' Remuneration Fund. With the title 'Fanfares and Fant...

Here we present "Griffenfeldt», a folk-dance in the style of a Norwegian «reinlender». This arrangement can be used as the first item in a concert, or after an interval. The musicians can come on stag...

Maasai Masala is a virtuoso band piece based on "Ol Doinyo Lengai", a duet for vibraphone and marimba. The music draws inspiration from the rhythms and tonalities from both African and Indian music an...

Koppangen' is written by Pererik Moreaus, known as violinist in the Swedish folk music group Orsa Spelmän. The song is inspired of- and has got it's name after the nature Reserve Koppangen located nea...

Who can depart from their loved ones without leaving a teardrop? This universal feeling is brought to you in a Nordic melancholy style and is playable by quite small ensembles.

The song was introduced to the Field Band Foundation by trumpet player and board member Brian Thusi. Brian Thusi, (jazz trumpet player from Durban), has been a mainstay in South African jazz circles,...

Have you ever studied a Millipede and being impressed by the fantastic syncronisation in it's feets. Or have you been waiting anxious to see if it would stumble in it's own feets. Think if a band coul...

This music is written for a Norwegian movie that both is a comedy and a musical. Entirely located on and around a military vessel, but not in a very military manner. Egil Monn-Iversen (b 1928) is the...

Most of her life, Gjendine spent in Jotunheimen area, basically at Gjendebu, Skogadalsboen and Spiterstulen. She met the famous Edvard Grieg , first time in the mountains in 1891, and influated his ar...

An epilogue is a piece of writing at the end of a work of literature, usually used to bring closure to the work. With it's continues drums, lyric middlepart and majestic ending, Epilogue might also wo...

Suite in 3 movements. This suite was originally written for the Tonika Champion competition in 1976. This is a new, and revised edition.