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Dial ‘H’ for Hitchcock looks back to a golden era of cinema – and in particular a genre of film-making attributed to Sir Alfred Hitchcock, cinema’s peerless master of suspense and psychological thrillers. Scored like one of...

Using elements of the Westminster Chimes, Carol of the Bells, and Beethoven's ever-recognizable Joyful, Joyful, Roger Cichy's Ring the Bells in Jubilation is a masterful work which joyfully announces the Christmas season. Genre: Band | # of Players:...

Wagner finished the first act of 'Tristan and Isolde' on the last day of 1857 and two years later he finished the entire opera. Yet it was not until 1865, after various disasters had prevented the piece being performed, that it was heard in public...

Filled with bluesy lyricism and masterful counterpoint, Bruce Broughton has crafted a lovely work for 6-part adaptable wind band in his Takin' It Easy that is at times reminiscent of George Gershwin, but always rooted in 21st century sensibilities...

The music of War, Women and Witchcraft is a web with strands of magic, a romantic impression of the Scottish landscape and the sounds of battle using fanfare-like figures and drum effects, and a lovely melody near the end when everyone lives happily...

Fugue a la Gigue is Holst's masterful military band orchestration of J.S. Bach's "Organ Fugue in G Major BWV 577." Michael Brand's new edition expands/doubles some of Holst's original parts to make the piece playable by today's modern concert band...

Music for winds by Beethoven! Great music from a master composer. The instrumentation varies between the multiple pieces in this collection. Genre: Band | # of Players: Standard Level: 4 | Duration: 10:00 InstrumentationPiccolo Flute Oboe 1/2 Eb...

'La Traviata' has become one of Verdi's most performed and best loved works. The Prelude, with which the opera opens, offers a fine example of Verdi's delicacy of scoring and genuine imagination in his writing for the theatre. Geoffrey Brand has...