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Winter Words was commissioned by the fanfare orchestra Oranje Minnertsga and is dedicated to Omar Tomasoni, principal trumpet with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra. The piece consists of 2 parts. The...

Pavel Stanék komponierte seine gefühlvolle 'City Melody' für Solo-Trompete und Blasorchester. Die gefühlvolle Melodie wird von kleinen Gegenmelodien und einem sanften Schlagzeugrhythmus begleitet. Obw...

Aus dem Repertoire der 'Oberschwäbischen Dorfmusikanten' unter der Leitung von Peter Schad.

Solo für Trompete und Blasorchester von Hans Hartwig (1917-2012).

This early masterpiece of Alfred Reed first appeared as a 1956 wind band edition published by Charles Hanson Music with a condensed score only. In recognition of Reed's position as one of the most imp...

When it comes to pure entertainment, the Canadian Brass are the kings of schtick and this dixieland tuba feature is one of the highlights of their concerts. David Marshall's clever, playable version c...

The composition begins with the solo tuba stating the four notes (F, Bb, G, C) on which the entire piece is based. All other themes, and much of the harmony, are built on these four notes and their pe...

The Four Winds is an homage by the composer to some of the well-known band composers, such as Clifton Williams and John Barnes Chance, as well as earlier wind masters like Holst and Mahler. Evan Hause...

The Cardamom song' is a very popular children's song in the Nordic countries. It's taken from the music and book 'Folk og røvere i Kardemomme by' written by Thorbjørn Egner. This arrangement written i...

Triptych was commissioned by Midtun Skoles Musikkorps for their 60th anniversary in 2018. The term triptych originally meant a three-part altarpiece but is used today to denote any piece of art in thr...

This work was commissioned by Midtun Skoles Musikkorps (Bergen) and their conductor Christian Breistein. This is one of the best school bands in Norway, consisting of members up to 19 years of age. Aa...

This work is unique in that the first movement is for solo trombone and band; the second is for trombone duet and band; and the final movement is for three trombones and band.

Commissioned in 1967 by the State College of Arkansas for the dedication of the Fine Arts Center. It was premiered in February of 1968 by the State College of Arkansas band, Homer Brown conducter.

Con i suoi 4808 metri di altitudine il Monte Bianco è il tetto d'Europa. Le vette del mondo sono rimaste vergini per molto tempo. E' solamente a partire dal XVIII secolo che i giganti del nostro piane...