Molenaar Edition

In this sequel for orchestra, five musical acts take us into the wonderful world of the circus, the fanfare rings out: the artists show up for the parade. All you have to do now is to close your eyes...

Gioia, for brass and percussion ensemble. Commissioned by the fantastic horn musician and friend Quico Rico who gave this small piece to his sisters as a gift. The musical discourse was built from a s...

Gioia, for brass and percussion ensemble. Commissioned by the fantastic horn musician and friend Quico Rico who gave this small piece to his sisters as a gift. The musical discourse was built from a s...

In Tchaikovsky's most popular opera, 'Eugen Onegin', the poet Lensky dies after a duel, caused by a misunderstanding about his fiancée. In this aria Lensky mourns the approaching loss of love and life...

This part from Mendelssohn's 'Midsummer Night's Dream' is a nice piece full of atmosphere allowing a wind band to excel. Above all, the French horn section comes to the fore. The work is well suited f...

The term tarantella groups a number of different folk dances characterized by a fast upbeat tempo, usually in 6/8 meter accompanied by tambourines and is among the most recognized of traditional Itali...

The opportunity to create a medley of Ludvig van Beethoven's music in a new, modern way was too good to resist! Using extracts from Fifth Symphony, Fur Elise, Egmont Overture and Moonlight Sonata, the...

A Social Suite is a fun, contemporary suite for flexible setting comprising of movements: 1. Follow, 2. Like, 3. Share. During this piece the audience is NOT asked to turn off their phones, or set the...

Now the masterful music of the most influential composer of all time, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, is also available for your student orchestra. This arrangement includes highlights from the classics 'The...

German composer Hans Leo Hassler composed this suite at the end of the 16th century. Hassler was a student of the famous composer Gabrieli who mainly wrote for brass ensembles. This is the reason why...