Dalaro (Brass Band - Score and Parts) - Gregson, Edward

The name of Edward Gregson is well known in Salvationist circles as well as in the wider music world, his music receiving performances and being recorded and published regularly. This music is individual and of high worth with an assured technique. It is always a pleasurable task for the musician to handle music with these qualities, whether one is editor, conductor or player.Written in connection with the International Salvation Army Students' Fellowship Conference held in Dalaro, Sweden in 1964, this is a 'festival' rather than processional march. Section C is a tune from the Swedish Tune Book (No. 303 in the 1945 edition), Jag gar till det land dar ovan (I go to that Land above). There is a slight divergence from the tune book version (labelled, by the way, as an English tune); this could well be the manner in which the tune is sung - we are all aware of the way in which congregations modify tunes.

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Dalehurst (Brass Band - Score and Parts)

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DAMBUSTERS MARCH, The (Brass Band) - Coates, Eric

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Dance Again (Brass Band - Score and Parts) - Kraeydonck, Jan van

Performed by Jenifer Lopez. Duration: 03:30

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DANCE HONGROISE (Brass Band) - Delibes, Leo - Siebert, Edrich

Recorded on Polyphonic QPRL229D Ovation!

Dance Monkey (Brass Band - Score and Parts) - Watson, Toni - Kraeydonck, Jan van

Performed by Tones and I. Duration: 03:20

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Dance Music (Brass Band - Score and Parts) - Downie, Kenneth

This music takes the form of a suite in four movements. The ever-changing spirit of the dance is reflected in the contrasting styles of each movement, ranging from the gentle lullaby to more boisterous and lively moods. Careful listeners will identify references to dance-associated tunes in each movement, concluding with the Christmas carol, 'Tomorrow shall be my dancing day'. The music is planned to be versatile and any one movement could be performed as a stand-alone item if required.

Dance Music (Brass Band - Score only) - Downie, Kenneth

This music takes the form of a suite in four movements. The ever-changing spirit of the dance is reflected in the contrasting styles of each movement, ranging from the gentle lullaby to more boisterous and lively moods. Careful listeners will identify references to dance-associated tunes in each movement, concluding with the Christmas carol, 'Tomorrow shall be my dancing day'. The music is planned to be versatile and any one movement could be performed as a stand-alone item if required.

Dance of the Blessed Spirits (Soprano Cornet/Brass Band) - Street, Allan

Soprano Cornet solo.

Dance of the Comedians (Brass Band - Score and Parts)

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