Musica strumentale per banda

This is the main theme from the Norwegian TV-serie and Movie 'Orps' 'Korps' is the Norwegian word for Wind Band. In the series the K falls off and you are left with 'orps' indicating a band in trouble...

This medley is from the famous TV series about Pippi. The arrangement was written for the Staff Band of the Norwegian Army's concerts for children. This is fun music both for young and old.

Con alcune delle più amate melodie folk americane, Michael Sweeney ha creato un'opera emozionante e soddisfacente per i giovani musicisti. Ascolterete le ricorrenti melodie di Swing Low, Sweet Chariot...

The distinctive music of China and its rich history in the arts give this medley a special appeal to student performers. James Curnow's excellent blend of three traditional folk melodies is ideal as a...

Following in Michael's popular Celtic Air and Dance format, here are two contrasting melodies associated with centuries of Irish conflict and turmoil. The haunting ballad The Foggy Dew was composed sh...

Sea shanties have long been a source of tuneful melodies and rollicking rhythms. Johnnie's setting for band features a wide variety of styles and textures, and is a great choice for contest or festiva...

I principali fiumi che attraversano gli Stati Uniti d'America sono stati per secoli i principali veicoli di esplorazione, commercio, ispirazione, vita e divertimento per milioni di persone. Le canzoni...

Sound Performance for Young Musicians, di Chris Bernotas e Jim Palmer, è una raccolta versatile che offre opportunità di esecuzione agli studenti verso la fine del primo anno di insegnamento e oltre....

Written at the peak of the early 20th century period of intense folk music interest in Great Britain, A Somerset Rhapsody draws upon tunes collected by Cecil Sharp (to whom the work is dedicated) in h...

An Irish Traditional Song.

This spirited work depicts a parade in Scotland from a spectator’s viewpoint. Based on the popular folk song Aiken Drum, the piece layers various elements to create the iconic sound of Scottish pipes...