Molenaar Edition

Moby Dick is a programmatic concert piece based on the novel of the same name, written in 1851 by Herman Melville. The piece describes the fateful journey of whaler Captain Ahab, who blinded by hatred...

The music from How to Train Your Dragon by composer John Powell is possibly the best film score in the last ten years. This beautiful animation film is sublimely supported by this music. Including the...

In 1977 a television serie on ABC starts. It is a huge success, not only in America but worldwide; The Love Boat. The series usually takes place on the Pacific Princess, where passengers and crew have...

The public love the xylophone, so for all you xylophonists out there, here is a fresh and fun new composition for those of you who want a piece that doesn't require a top level of technique.

The piece Romantic Mood is a ballad for solo horn. After an orchestral introduction, the soloist plays a beautiful and dreamy theme. The second theme follows accompanied by the woodwinds, which is the...

Lady singer Dame Vera Lewis-Welch, better known as Vera Lynn, performed with the bands of Joe Loss, Charlie Kunz and Ambrose. During the Second World War she inspired all British soldiers involved in...

Let's Play is a four part piece for youth band. You can play it with any band composition.

The landing of the Portuguese on Madeira Island in 1419 is widely regarded as the beginning of the Discovery Age which saw European explorers of the 15th century sail across all the globe. To commemor...

Takehiko Inoue's 'Slam Dunk' is one of the all time best-selling Japanese manga series. It tells the story of a teenage hot-head delinquent who joins the school's basketball team in an attempt to impr...

5 classic Negro Spirituals, which have been extremely skilfully arranged for our Flexible Winds Series. With: 1. Ev'ry Time I feel the Spirit! 2. Great getting-up morning 3. Deep River 4. Dry Bones 5....

Originally commissioned for beginner wind and brass, this piece is an ideal introduction for younger players who have just joined their first band! It is simple, catchy and enjoyable to play.