Molenaar spartiti per banda

Michel van Delft has published quite less than his alter ego's Ted Huggens and Henk van Lijnschooten. His compositions are meant for and adapted to youth bands and this is also the case with ' The Won...

Bring infectious energy and rhythmic precision to the concert stage! "Die Neue Staccato Polka", published by the renowned Molenaar Edition, is a true highlight from the popular series "Das Wunsch Konz...

Immerse yourself in the expressive world of serenity and elegance with the collection "8 Adagio's," published by the renowned Molenaar Edition. This carefully curated edition is designed for concert b...

Henk van Lijnschooten should be considered as the inventor of the so-called 'play-ins'. These are meetings lasting for one or several days and gathering musicians from several wind bands into one big...

I. Quiet but not strolling - This part is based on two folk songs 'Digo Janeto' and 'Avèn un bèu Castèu' played on a bourdon accompaniment with an incorporated canonic theme.II. Alert - This part is b...

It is not known which baroque composer wrote this piece, but it equals those similar pieces by Bach and Händel.

Also from an unknown composer, this romance has been adpated many times and became extremely popular. This is a pure romantic bestseller.

As the title indicates you have a theme that is being presented in various forms. However this is not an illustration of the usual 'theme and variations' scheme, but a set of continuous changes of the...

Equally varied, certainly as to the countries of origin, is the wind band suite (eventually with mixed choir) 'An International Christmas' (1979) in which Kees Vlak used Italian and Czech carols.