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TUBA CONCERTO for Tuba and Brass Band Gareth Wood
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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MECHANICAL BALLET Nigel Clarke
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GWENNAN GORN Nigel Clarke
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CONCERTO FOR TROMBONE (Trom& B/Band) Gareth Wood
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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CONCERTO NO.2 for Trumpet & Brass Band Gareth Wood
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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Allegro con Brio-Finale from 7th Symphony
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Polotsvian Dances (complete) Borodin, A.
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£45.00Andromeda - Dan Price
Following the popularity of Dan's concert opener Starburst , this sequel provides yet another exciting addition to the concert repertoire, equally at home as a finale or as a concert opener. The work is dedicated to Samantha Harrison and Elland Youth Band, who gave the premiere performance as part of their 2019 European Youth Brass Band programme in Montreaux, Switzerland. Listen: Duration: 00:04:00 Grade: 3/3.5
Estimated dispatch 5-7 working days
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£45.00Aurora Awakes
Aurora Awakes was composed in 2020 for Youth Brass 2000. Sometimes referred to as the Northern Lights, Aurora Borealis is a natural light phenomenon in the Earth's s ky. Predominantly seen in high-latitude regions, they are a result of magnetosphere disturbances caused by solar wind. The resulting ionisation (the process of a molecule acquiring positive or negative charge) of atmospheric components emit light of varying colour and complexity. For those of you familiar with the composer's other space inspired works , Aurora Awakes is a slow alternative, exploring the tonal colour and lyricism of the brass band rather than its raw energy. An effective contrast if you choose to programme it following either Starburst or Andromeda . Duration : 00:03:10 Grade : 3 Flexi-Score
Estimated dispatch 5-7 working days
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£45.00Dreamtime
Commissioned by Philip Harper for the Cory Bands 2013 tour to Australia, Dreamtime draws inspiration from Australian Aboriginal mythology. The Dreamtime is a sacred era in which the Aborigines believe ancestral totemic (symbolic) spirits created the world. The work is heavily percussive, including narration and a pseudo-didgeridoo, created with multi-phonics in euphoniums and tubas. The work can still be performed without multi-phonics, narration and reduced percussion. Duration: 00:07:30 (with narration) Grade: 5 Listen:
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