The alpenglow – a reddish light on the mountains before sunrise or after sunset – has a magical effect on us humans. It inspires, arouses desire, creates spirituality as well as inner peace, and it closes or opens the course of the day. At the same time, it shows us our mortality. Thomas Doss has written a beautifully sensitive composition based on a motif by Anita Wallner, which touches performers and listeners alike.
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List: 126.00
The signature hit from the iconic boy band *NSYNC is available here in this fun and highly accessible arrangement for young bands. Percussion and low brass create the infectious dance groove while the winds capture the unforgettable melody. The musicians will love this just as much as the parents.
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List: 65.00
Highlight your sax section with this great F minor blues chart. Hip swinging melodies wrapped in phat brass and rhythm section hits along with great unison brass writing on the bridge make this highly accessible while sounding far more advanced. Open solos for Tenor Sax, Trumpet, and Trombone. Lead trumpet plays A, lead bone plays F.
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A hip and accessible medium swing chart that is based around a ii-V-I progression in C minor. Lots of great unison rhythmic and melodic writing makes ensemble playing comfortable for young players and gives the melody to all parts. Written solos for saxes and flute. Optional flute, clarinet, F horn, tuba, and vibraphone part included.
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Composed to give young players the opportunity to experience mixed meter in a controlled setting (in this case, 3/4 + 4/4), Incandescence uses an engaging and energetic rhythmic groove to make this big step fun and enjoyable. In addition to being a perfect vehicle for teaching and internalizing a constant 8th- note subdivision, this piece will be exciting and rewarding to perform. Dur: 2:10
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Chorale for Peace is a song of hope and peace for humanity. In commissioning this work, the wind band of Le Portel (France) wanted to pay tribute to the victims of 8 September 1943, when around 100 Allied planes dropped more than 5,000 bombs on the town of Boulogne and the surrounding area. In fact, this operation was nothing more than a diversion to make the enemy believe that a landing was imminent in the north of France.
This music is slow, an adagio commemorating the human sacrifice of this operation. But more broadly, the composer also wanted to express his support for the peoples who, even today, suffer oppression.
This set includes an optional choir part that offers the possibility of making an even deeper impression on the listener.
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Solid scoring and simple rhythms make this arrangement of the Hozier hit simply fun to prepare and perform. All sections get a turn at melodic content. A great piece to introduce simple shifting in the 1st violins as well as reinforce L2 fingering and pizzicato. Drum set and piano part included.
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List: 7.50
The catchy and danceable hit from Chappell Roan is offered here in this fun and very accessible arrangement that your early developing jazz ensemble will never want to stop practicing. A grooving rhythm section, easy rhythms and ranges and even a rhythmically spoken section will make this a blast for both audeince and musicians!
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List: 50.00
This burning arrangement of the classic Springsteen hit has all of the fire and power of the original. Driving percussion and perfect scoring will bring the audience out of their seats. The saxes get to play the iconic Clarence Clemons solo. A hit!
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List: 70.00
Although Mozart's penultimate piano concerto was completed on 24 February 1788, it was not premiered until 1789 in Dresden. A further performance in autumn 1790, as part of the celebrations in honour of Leopold IIs coronation as Emperor, led to the concerto's now popular nickname.
In comparison to the series of large piano concertos from 1784–86, K. 537, with its numerous rapid scale passages and embellishments, looks more conventional at first glance, although it is precisely this more flexible structure that points ahead to forms of the early romantic period. In any case, it today numbers among Mozart's most frequently played concertos.
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List: 18.95
