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FOUR EASY CONCERT PIECES (score) - Frederick, Mike

The score shows brass band scoring & percussion.
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FOUR EASY CONCERT PIECES (score & parts) - Frederick, Mike

The score shows brass band scoring & percussion.
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FOUR CLASSICAL PIECES FOR BRASS (score) - Frederick, Mike

The score shows brass band scoring & percussion.
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FOUR CLASSICAL PIECES FOR BRASS (score & parts) - Frederick, Mike

The score shows brass band scoring & percussion.
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Four Christmas Carols (Brass Band - Score and Parts) - Woodfield, Ray

Slightly reduced Brass Band instrumentation (no rep cornet, no 2nd horn, no 2nd trombone part)Includes: Silent Night; Hark, The Herald Angels Sing; O Come, All Ye Faithful; Christians, Awake!
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SPIDER AND THE FLY (Brass Band) - Britten, Benjamin - Barry, Darrol

Recorded on Polyphonic QPRL060D Master Brass Volume Four (1993 All England Masters)
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The Lonely Ballerina - Carr, M - Broadbent, D

Featuring four cornets
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Four Dances (from Nutcracker)

Includes: March; Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy; Arabian Dance; Trepak.
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days
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Slavonic Basses - Tim Paton

A feature for the Bass Section with Brass Band. This is a chance for the bass section to display their talent!A short introduction for the four basses on their own. Then, after this humourous introduction, the piece immediately moves into the Cossack style music, where the bass section play a major part. Great fun for both band and audience!
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atrium phase

Descriptionatrium phase was inspired by listening to works performed at the 2013 Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival in the atrium of the Huddersfield University Creative Arts Building. The atrium, despite being a functional area incorporating meeting areas and a cafe, has almost coincidentally evolved into a fantastic (if somewhat resonant) performance space. Performers can be positioned on three different sides and three different levels, making the atrium ideally suited to spatially separated performances of a variety of music from Gabrieli to Christian Wolff.In atrium phase the band is separated into four groups - ideally these should be positioned around the audience as follows: group A to the left of the audience, group B in front of the audience, group C to the right of the audience and group D (the four basses) behind the audience. The music "phases" between the groups in the manner of contemporary electroacoustic music, with the bass group acting as a kind of "subwoofer". Starting very slowly, the music accelerates using metrical modulations to finish at considerable speed.The music is intended to be performed without a conductor wherever possible - the three percussionists should set and control the tempo, and there are clear points of overlap for percussionists to allow synchronisation between groups.atrium phase won the inaugural Foden's Band Composition Competition in 2014 and the first performance was given on 24 January 2015 at the RNCM Festival of Brass by Foden's Band.Performance Notes:The band is separated into four groups - ideally these should be positioned around the audience as follows: group A to the left of the audience, group B in front of the audience, group C to the right of the audience and group D (the four basses) behind the audience. The music "phases" between the groups in the manner of contemporary electroacoustic music, with the bass group acting as a kind of "subwoofer". Starting very slowly, the music accelerates using metrical modulations to finish at considerable speed.Instruments in group A require cup mutes (soprano, 2 x cornets, horn, baritone, trombone, euph), group B harmon mutes (4 x cornets, baritone and trombone - the baritone should use a trombone mute) and group C require fibre straight mutes (3 x cornets, flugel, 2 x horns, euph., bass trom - NOT metal mutes if possible).Percussion instruments required are claves, wood block and 2 x temple blocks. The music is intended to be performed without a conductor wherever possible - the three percussionists should set and control the tempo, and there are clear points of overlap for percussionists to allow synchronisation between groups.Approximate duration 6'17"
Estimated dispatch 7-14 working days