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Buddy - Various - Broadbent, D
His story is legend, his music lives on . . . standing the test of time for more than 60 years. Derek Broadbent's arrangement of Buddy Holly's greatest hits reflects the melodic era of the late 1950s that crosses generation gaps, and includes:Oh BoyPeggy SueHeartbeatEverydayTrue Love WaysRave On. . . Pure nostalgia . . . everyone's favourite!3rd section +
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Gopak from Fair at Sorochinsk - Moussorgsky - Byles, D
Moussorgsky started this work in 1874, seven years before he died at the age of 42. He never completed the work, and three other Russian composers added "their" endings. From The Fair at Sorochinsk, an opera based on an Episode from Gogols, Gopak is in a Russian folk tune style. A very skillful arrangement from David Byles.3rd section +
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Jurassic Park - Williams, J - Catherall, A
The two main themes from the film. The same music has been used in the sequel The Lost World.Parts of the score are quite difficult, but there is a cut to overcome many of the technical difficulties in the middle section. Six minutes of pure magic. This edition has remained a popular seller over the years.3rd section +
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Midwest - Richards, JJ - Broadbent, D
This march was originally featured by the Black Dyke Mills Band, and can be heard on its album, 150 Years of Black Dyke. More recently it has been used by a number of top class bands at entertainment competitions. American circus style, fast and furious, but east to play (apart from the chromatic features which can appear daunting at high speeds!).3rd section +
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Robin Hood Prince of Thieves - Kaymen, M - Broadbent, D
A Robin Hood for todays audiences, light years removed from the romantic vision of Errol Flynn. This is a much darker Robin Hood (with Kevin Costner's uncomfortable American accent), introducing characters (Morgan Freeman's Azheem the Moor) that are not part of the original legend. Without doubt Alan Rickman's campish Sheriff of Nottingham stole the film. Kamen's main title theme whips the listener to another time and place - medieval magic!3rd section +
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The Darling Buds of May - Guard, B - Broadbent, D
It's 30 years since The Darling Buds of May hit our screens, featuring David Jason as Pop Larkin and introducing Catherine Zeta-Jones to stardom. The show exists in a nostalgic haze, a glorious evocation of 1950s England where the sun always shone and everything was 'perfick'.This theme tune is guaranteed to transport your audience to a quintessential English summer's day.
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Thriller - Temperton, R - Harper, P
It seems like yesterday . . . but it was almost 34 years ago in 1982 that Michael Jackson's Thriller album was first released. It was this album that catapulted him to super-stardom. This is a stunning arrangement by Philip Harper.2nd section +
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To all the Girls I've Loved Before - David & Hammond - Broadbent, D
Probably one of the most popular ballads of recent years, arranged by Derek Broadbent as a trombone and euphonium duet (can easily be adapted for any other B-flat instrumentation).4th section +
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Sleigh Ride - Parish & Anderson - Harper, P
Leroy Anderson's Sleighride has been around for years . . . but now a new version. This version is in the style of Glen Miller, with lots of + and - and in fact is based on the Glen Miller Band's recording in the early 1950s . . . a definite favourite with players and audience!2nd section +
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Love is all around - Presley, R - Barry, D
Recorded by the English band 'The Troggs' it was written by lead singer Reg Presley. The song was first released as a single in the UK in October 1967, peaking at number 5.It has been covered by many artists over the years, from REM to Wet Wet Wet. Famously used as the cover song for the 1994 film 'Four Weddings & a Funeral' it became an international hit and remained at number 1 in the UK for 15 consecutive weeks.A hit with all ages!
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