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    Fly Me to the Moon (Brass Band - Score and Parts) - Howard, Bart - Barry, Darrol

    Performed by Frank Sinatra. Duration: 03:30

    Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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    Fly Me To The Moon - Bart Howard

    Estimated dispatch 5-14 working days
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    Big Band Stars Revival! (Brass Band - Score and Parts) - Bernaerts, Frank

    Includes: Big Spender; Just a Gigolo; Feeling Good; Fly Me to the Moon. Duration: 7.30

    Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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    Fly With Me - Patrick Millstone

    Estimated dispatch 5-14 working days
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    Kids Go Rock (Flexible Ensemble - Score and Parts)

    4 Part & Percussion.Includes: Let Me Entertain You; Lay All Your Love on Me; Ruby Tuesday; Gonna Fly Now (Rocky).Grade: Very Easy/Easy

    Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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    Kids Go Rock (Flexible Ensemble - Score and Parts) - Fernie, Alan

    4 Part Flexible Ensemble and PercussionIncludes:Let Me Entertain YouLay All Your Love on MeRuby TuesdayGonna Fly Now (Rocky)

    Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days

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    Vidda - Ole Edvard Antonsen

    I composed the song "Vidda" after I got my ultimate boy's dream fulfilled; To fly one of the Air Force's F-16 fighter jets! We flew out from Norwegian city Bodo on to the Finnmark plateau, where we flew so-called "low level" (at low altitude). It was such a great experience for me that I immediately wrote the song "Vidda" based on my experience of the trip. Here, I try to describe the meeting between the technical perfection of a machine that surpasses most of the various forces in it's escape through the magnificent scenery passing at great speed, and the pilot who is alone with both the adventure and responsibility. The drums which start the song is meant to describes theenergy in the power of the plane, while the lonely and kind of melancholy melody from the trumpet in the beginning describes the feelings of the pilot. As the song develop, we pass both the mountains and big beautiful plateaus with g-forces quivering body. Hopefully you will share some of my experiences through this song. Have a nice flight! Ole Edvard Antonsen

    Estimated dispatch 5-14 working days

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    Platform to the Heavens

    The piece takes its inspiration from the mountain ranges from one of my favourite countries, Switzerland.I have visited the Swiss Alps on many occasions and I am still taken back by its sheer awesome beauty with every visit. This commission gave me the opportunity to pay homage to this wonderful landscape and paint my own musical picture of it.The piece opens with what I imagine daybreak would be like at one of its many peaks. With the sun growing behind the mountain range, the piece builds from a single note to a huge climatic chord revealing Mother Nature's creation.Then at rehearsal figure 'C' the tempo changes dramatically as we fly through the many slopes of the mountains as if on a manic skiing expedition, revealing the many dangers within the Swiss Alps.The twists, turns and climaxes begin to die away as we enter rehearsal figure 'M' - nightfall over the mountains. As the sun disappears, the sky darkens to reveal the beautiful starlit sky above the mountain range. This middle section starts with the various cadenzas that serve as echoes around the Alps. It then leads to a lyrical solo at rehearsal figure 'O' as the moonlight illuminates the icy mountain peaks. A final cadenza to conclude this section highlights the end of nightfall as the sun starts to rise again.This recapitulation from the opening, signals a new dawn as the sun rises above the snowy peaks once again. The music at this point in its slightly altered state highlights the dawn of a new day in the Alps. The fast manic ski ride follows which takes the piece to its grand finale conclusion.The idea behind the title of this piece is that the Swiss Alps are so beautiful and vast; I can only imagine that they could be a platform connecting the earth to the heavens above.Paul Lovatt-Cooper

    Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days