Frode Thingnaes: spartiti medio

Peace, Please!, commissioned by the Headquarter of Defense as a gift and appreciation, was presented to the United Nations Peace-keeping Forces, receiving THE NOBEL'S PEACE PRIZE for 1988.

Daydream is a melodic and virtuos peace for Euphonium and concert band.

Watch What Happens è tratto dalla colonna sonora del film "The Umbrellas of Cherbourg", composta da Michel Legrand nel 1964. La musica fu nominata per un Grammy nello stesso anno e il film stesso vins...

Wave was written by Brazilian composer and musician Antonio Carlos Jobim in 1967. This arrangement was written for Norwegian Concert Band Kampen Janitsjarorkester. "Wave" is simply a bossa nova tune w...

This is the last composition Frode Thingnæs wrote before he died in November 2012. Lars-Erik Gudim, Staff arranger for all the military bands in Norway, arranged the march and it had its premier perfo...

This medley consist of four well-known Norwegian songs originally written for musicals or movies in the 1960's and 70's.

Frode Thingnæs wrote a lot of music for band, most of them rhythmic music often with a latin-flavor style. This is his most well-known ballad which he performed a lot of times as trombone soloist both...

Moonlight Serenade was written by American jazz musician, bandleader and composer Glenn Miller in the late 1930's. His own recording from 1939 was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 1991. The so...

Questa Marcia da concerto è stata scritta in onore di Christer Johannessen, fondatore e leader del Norwegian Military Tattoo dal 1994 al 2014. L'opera, stilisticamente ben nota in relazione a lavori p...

Frode Thingnaes was one of the 'Grand Old Men' of the Norwegian Military Bands. This march was commissioned by the Norwegian Air Force to it's 50 years anniversary in 1994. There was a wish tht the ma...

This medley consist of four well-known Norwegian songs originally written for musicals or movies in the 1960's and 70's.

A Christmas medley of the most famous American Christmas songs, arranged by Frode Thingnaes. (Santa Claus is coming to town, Jingle Bells, Frosty the snowman, Winter Wonderland)

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