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!

Do Re Mi

Everything I Do I Do It For You Medium Easy

Frozen : Making Today A Perfect Day, For the First Time in Forever, Do You Want to Build a Snowman, Let It Go

The movie ‘Frozen’ is one of the most popular Walt Disney Animation films of recent years. Kazuhiro Morita made an impressive medley for the famous series ‘New Sounds for Concert Band’ containing Do You Want To Build A Snowman, For the First time in Forever, Making Today A Perfect Day and Let It Go.

Pape Till Death Do Us Sc

English version

Pape Till Death Us Do Opera F/S

Do You Remember House? : Chicago's Queer of Color Undergrounds (Hardback)

Lorentzen Do You Know The Tne Thy're Plyng? Singers/Tape V/S

Music from Frozen

Includes: Do You Want to Build a Snowman?, For the First Time in Forever, Frozen Heart, In Summer, Let It Go.

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

Meat Loaf - The Hits

He's big and over the top in his music and his performances. Three memorable hits written by Meat Loaf's longstanding songwriter Jim Steinman including, "Paradise by the Dashboard Light," "Two Out of Three Ain't Bad," and "I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)," compose this feel-good medley. Like his performances, go big and over the top, but be sure to have fun! (6:00)

The Path Between the Mountains

Here is a must do piece for cutting edge wind groups. Kennedy's one movement work is contemporary band writing at its very best - originally commissioned by the University of Massachusetts Wind Ensemble.

Company

16 vocal selections from the Broadway musical, including: Another Hundred People * Company * Getting Married Today * Have I Got a Girl for You * The Ladies Who Lunch * The Little Things You Do Together * Side by Side by Side * Sorry - Grateful * Tick Tock * and more.

All Time Favorites

Four top hits are included in All Time Favorites, arranged by Naohiro Iwai. This arrangement proves that Calendar Girl, The Loco Motion, April Love and Land of a Thousand Dances are hits that have survived with time and will continue to do so.

Symphonic Highlights from Frozen : From Disney's Animated Feature FROZEN

Using excerpts from the soundtrack in addition to the familiar hit songs, Stephen Bulla has created a dramatic and exciting medley showcasing the best musical moments from this hit movie. Includes: Frozen Heart, Do You Want to Build a Snowman?,For the First Time in Forever, Epilogue, and of course Let It Go.

Symphonic Highlights from Frozen : From Disney's Animated Feature FROZEN

Using excerpts from the soundtrack in addition to the familiar hit songs, Stephen Bulla has created a dramatic and exciting medley showcasing the best musical moments from this hit movie. Includes: Frozen Heart, Do You Want to Build a Snowman?, For the First Time in Forever, Epilogue, and of course Let It Go.

Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick: Fiddler On The Roof (Vocal Score)

The vocal score from this Broadway musical includes 30 songs, including: Anatevka ? Do You Love Me? ? The Dream ? Far from the Home I Love ? If I Were a Rich Man ? Matchmaker ? Miracle of Miracles ? Now I Have Everything ? The Rumor ? Sabbath Prayer ? Sunrise, Sunset ? To Life ? Tradition ? Wedding Dance, No. 1. Includes composer bios.

Soundtrack Highlights from Les Misérables

Here is a powerful symphonic setting of music from the award-winning movie based on the Broadway classic. This medley includes the new song Suddenly, composed for the film, in addition to the familiar melodies Look Down,At the End of the Day, I Dreamed a Dream, Master of the House and Do You Hear the People Sing?

Polish Christmas Music

For many centuries Poland has bosted a very rich tradition ofChristmas Carols. Some hymns belong to church music, while others definitely do have a folk music character. Johan de Meij has used both these elements in this suite. You can hear the songs: Poklon Jezusowi; Mizerna, cicha; Aniol pasterzom mówil; Gdy sliczna Panna and Jam jest dudka.

Selections from Les Misérables

This landmark musical brought us memorable songs and a moving story, and thanks to the 2012 motion picture is enjoying renewed popularity. Warren Barker's masterful medley captures the depth and power of the original music.Includes: At the End of the Day, I Dreamed a Dream, Master of the House, On My Own, and Do You Hear the People Sing?

King Arthur

King Arthur is a five-movement suite based on the famous Arthur ledged. It forms part of the ‘Easy Band 4’ series in which all pieces have ten-part instrumentation (+ percussion) so can be performed by bands who do not have a full compliment of players. Bring a little Arthurian magic to your concert with this easy and exciting suite.

Hollywood Milestones

A blockbuster medley that includes some of the best musical icons from the last twenty-five years of film history. Includes: Theme from Jaws, Where Do I Begin (Love Story Theme), Star Trek – The Motion Picture, RaidersMarch, Chariots of Fire, Back to the Future, Theme from E.T., Beauty and the Beast, Theme from Jurassic Park, Forrest Gump – Main Title, and Main Title – Apollo 13.

Love Story

Possibly the greatest and best-known movie Love theme of all time, the theme from ‘Love Story’ (subtitled ‘Where Do I Begin’) has become an absolute timeless classic of cinema. Naohiro Iwai has taken this melody and crafted a Jazz harmonic ballad edition featuring many of your band soloists. A definite must for all Film music concerts or for any occasion where romance and love befits.

Alphamonic Overture

Alphamonic Overture is an opening piece that serves equally well at other points in a concert programme. This unique work is based on the syllables of the name of the orchestra: just as Ravel once wrote a piece using the letters of Haydn’s name, Satoshi Yagisawa transformed ‘Alphamonic’ into ‘la-mi-si-la-la-fa-la-so-ti-do’ and employed this note row into the basis for the entire composition.

Serpent Sea : 4th Movement of The Seas of the Moon

The fourth movement of Robert Buckley's grandly cinematic suite describing impressions of the seas of the moon, Serpent Sea is animated, exuberant and somewhat over-the-top. It was inspired by the idea of two huge winged serpents rising out of the waves and frolicking together in a wild, barbaric dance. The pair do, however, show a more graceful side every once in a while - represented by an exotic theme that starts in the clarinet and flute. The movement ends with a wild flurry as the serpents vanish back into the sea. Dur: 3:50