Molenaar Edition

PARADE CONCERTO was Lancen's first concerto for symphonic band. He had fallen in love with the marvellous sonorities of a symphonic band and wanted to join the wind players in a concert, so he wrote t...

George Gershwin used elements of classical music and jazz in this well known and loved work. The premiere of this piece was in Aeolian Hall in New York on February 12, 1924. Paul Whiteman led his big...

The oboe, when played well, and with a well working reed is capable of playing the most beautiful and romantic soaring melodies. This beautiful Serenade was composed by jazz bassist, Piet Daalhuizen.

From Respighis orchestral suite, part 4. I pini della Via Appia: This movement suggests the Roman legions leaving the city along the Via Appia early in the morning.

'Fascinating Drums', one the most famous compositions of Ted Huggens. Great fun for your audience and band, with a special feature for your percussion section in Fascinating Drums!! 'Pavane in Blue',...

In the early days of Ted Huggens, few wind bands boasted a complete drum set. Nowadays one could hardly imagine a wind band without such a set. Many drummers all over the world included this spectacul...

After an orchestral introduction the tenorsaxophone leads us along a melodie tide-line of an harmonic sea. The soloist is a lonely late wanderer in the slowly setting sun. Every now and then he stops...

A straightforward trumpetsolo.

This trumpet concert is, as its title clearly indicates, a mixture of different styles. The martial first movement reminding us slightly of Haydn's trumpet concerto is followed by a lyrical movement i...