Latin Legends : Sway (Quien Sera) - Bésame Mucho - Aquarela Brasileira (Aquarela Do Brasil) (Brasil

Legendary latin hits: What’s not to like? Your audience won’t be able to sit still when this medley is played. Gilbert Tinner turns the various songs, Sway (Quien Sera), Bésame Mucho and Aquarela Brasileira(Aquarela Do Brasil) (Brasil), into a splendid whole for small bands. With Latin Legends, your musicians will make the tropical sun shine!

Latin Legends : Sway (Quien Sera) - Bésame Mucho - Aquarela Brasileira (Aquarela Do Brasil) (Brasil

Legendary latin hits: What’s not to like? Your audience won’t be able to sit still when this medley is played. Gilbert Tinner turns the various songs, Sway (Quien Sera), Bésame Mucho and Aquarela Brasileira(Aquarela Do Brasil) (Brasil), into a splendid whole for small bands. With Latin Legends, your musicians will make the tropical sun shine!

Fiesta Latina : El Cumbanchero - Bésame Mucho - Sway (Quien Sera) - Aquarela Brasileira (Aquarela Do Brasil) (Brasil

Fiesta Latina : El Cumbanchero - Bésame Mucho - Sway (Quien Sera) - Aquarela Brasileira (Aquarela Do Brasil) (Brasil

La Flauta Romántica : Romantic Pieces from Spain

The pieces collected in LA FLAUTA ROMANTICA were written by three of the greatest Spanish instrumental virtuosi of their time: the pianists Isaac Albéniz and Enrique Granados as well as the violinist Pablo de Sarasate. When transcribing their piecesthe aim was to both create convincing chamber music works for flute and to preserve the typical Spanish sound idiom of this music. The CD provides demo tracks as well as the accompaniments of each piece. Contents: Tango in D (Albéniz) • Intermezzo (Granados) • Malagueña (Albéniz) • Prière et Berceuse (De Sarasate) • Oriental (Granados) • Serenata española (Albéniz) • Danza melancólica (Granados).

Tastenzauberei Band 2 : Klavierschule Band 2

WettrennenBallspielAuf der WippeDurch Berg und TalWolkenbilderLuftballonsDino spielt SchlagzeugSchwimmenWanzentanzEine kleine NachtmusikKleiner TanzFlohwalzerEile und WeileFang mich doch!Honigglas-BoogieDer Mond ist aufgegangenDer WindUngarischer SprungtanzVogel-Cha-ChaDur oder Moll?Das MeerAutorennenBruder JakobWhat Shall We Do with the Drunken SailorBella BimbaTarantellaAllegrettoDie Lok fährt weiterTürkischer MarschDie Affen rasen durch den WaldWiegenliedDer fliegende TeppichGondelliedZwei kleine WölfeDer reisende Affe (die Tonarten)Kleine SonateAltes LiedEurovisionsmelodieNew Song (Neues Lied)Nachricht aus dem WeltraumMarsmännchenIndianertanzScherzoHasen-BluesBären-BoogieSanfte WellenTerzen-RockRondinoEin trauriger SchultagEndlich Ferien!

Stratosphere

What do the American Joseph Kittinger and the Austrian Felix Baumgartner have in common? They both jumped from over 30km high with a parachute. While Kittinger’s attempt on 16 August 1960 was from a height of ‘only’ 31,333 meters, Felix Baumgartnerbroke this record on 14 October 2012 with a breath-taking 38,969 meters.This composition Stratosphere describes the adventure, from climbing into the capsule with help of a balloon, to the short pause in the stratosphere, and the jump, the turbulence during the free-fall descent, and finally the opening of theparachute and the safe landing.

A Taste of Honey

Ever heard of Tijuana Taxi, Spanish Flea or A Taste of Honey? Even if these names do not ring a bell, everyone has certainly hummed along when hearing these pieces on the radio. These titles were made famous in the 1960s by the trumpeter Herb Alpert and his band Tijuana Brass and are still extremely popular today. This arrangement is full of surprises with exciting fragments, sparkling and catchy passages and colourful instrumentations. A part for electric guitar intensifies the swinging feeling of the piece, but is not obligatory. This arrangement will definitely get the audience in a party mood.

A Taste of Honey

Ever heard of Tijuana Taxi, Spanish Flea or A Taste of Honey? Even if these names do not ring a bell, everyone has certainly hummed along when hearing these pieces on the radio. These titles were made famous in the 1960s by the trumpeter Herb Alpert and his band Tijuana Brass and are still extremely popular today. This arrangement is full of surprises with exciting fragments, sparkling and catchy passages and colourful instrumentations. A part for electric guitar intensifies the swinging feeling of the piece, but is not obligatory. This arrangement will definitely get the audience in a party mood.

Scherzpolka : Polka for Fun

In the somewhat sarcastic Scherzpolka (Joke Polka), the composer does not intend to make fun of Alpine traditions and music but rather of the typical social attitude that does not always do justice to the valuable folk music and culture. Imagine a band that has to play in a beer tent for hours. During the performance the guests treat the musicians to one beer after another. Gradually, the players and the conductor lose control over their instruments and their interpretation of the music. Finally, the performance comes to an end: the Scherzpolka is actually the last piece. There are no limits to the creativity in both the visual and musical aspects during a performance of theScherzpolka!

Johannes Gutenberg

As cultural ambassador for the state, the Orchestra of the Rhineland-Pfalz State Police commissioned this work to celebrate the 60th anniversary of its founding in 2013.What do Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg and Johannes Gutenberg all have in common? They all represent a revolution in communication and information technology.Johannes Gutenberg, ´man of the second millennium´, was born Johannes Gensfleisch in the German town of Mainz around 1400. He is regarded as the inventor of the printing press with movable type, which ushered in a media revolution - thanks to hisinvention, knowledge could find its way to every level of society for the first time. This work is an homage to the great man and the far-reaching impact of his invention that is still felt to this day.

Johannes Gutenberg

As cultural ambassador for the state, the Orchestra of the Rhineland-Pfalz State Police commissioned this work to celebrate the 60th anniversary of its founding in 2013.What do Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg and Johannes Gutenberg all have in common? They all represent a revolution in communication and information technology.Johannes Gutenberg, ‘man of the second millennium’, was born Johannes Gensfleisch in the German town of Mainz around 1400. He is regarded as the inventor of the printing press with movable type, which ushered in a media revolution—thanks to his invention, knowledge could find its way to every level of society for the first time. This work is an homageto the great man and the far-reaching impact of his invention that is still felt to this day.