From the newest Canadian Brass album comes this one-of-a kind medley for concert band featuring the unique artistry of the world's foremost brass quintet and the legendary songs of the Beatles. This fabulous collage includes:All You Need Is Love Eleanor Rigby With A Little Help From My Friends When I'm Sixty Four Michelle and I Want To Hold Your Hand.

Paul Creston was one of the most performed composers of the 1940s and '50s and his music remains important and relevant today. His unique rhythmic and harmonic style is apparent in Five Little Dances his only work for Piano. Robert Longfield's marvelous adaptation for band retains the character and charm of these delightful dances. Dur: 6:40.

(Medley)-Celebrating 40 years since Sgt. Pepper ???taught the band to play ??? here is a medley of some of the best-known hits from what many consider the best album of the rock era. Includes: ???Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band ??? ???Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds ??? ???When I'm Sixty-Four ??? ???She's Leaving Home??? and ???With a Little Help From My Friends.???

Solo für Baritonsaxophone-Solo for Baritone Saxophone or Eb Bass with high humorous content. The soloist tries in an entertaining dialogue with the orchestra to prevail. During the work in a musical way appears an conflict with the xylophone the orchestra makes an end to the debate with a melodious final chord. A must for your concert!

Prague also named ‘The Golden City’ has been the cultural and administrative capital city of the Czech Republic for thousands of years. The city is beautifully situated on the river Moldau. Every year millions of tourists visit Prague. It is one of the most popular cities of Eastern Europe. With it's mysterious little squares dark alley ways and cobblestone streets the ‘City of the 100 Towers’ is a unique mixture of architecture dominated by monumental buildings numerous churches and the oldest castle of Europe. The Bohemian capital city remains timeless. Visit the fort and be amazed at the lovely views over the Charles Bridge. Spend your time carefully browsing through the little stalls filled with paintings photos jewelery and hand-decorated products accompanied by the sounds of the street musicians in the background. Notice the famous 15 th century astronomical clock that indicates the time every hour with a parade of the twelve apostles. When composing this piece it was Jan Bosveld’s intention to depict the atmosphere of this metropolitan city with over one million inhabitants rather than to create a fairly literal musical portrait. One of the many other names of Prague is ‘The City of the Clocks’. This can be heard throughout the piece depicted by the tubular bells. The piece consists of three movements (slow-fast-slow) and was written in a rhapsodic format. Jan Bosveld was commissioned to write ‘The Golden City’ by the Dutch Music Lend and Information Centre (MUI) a department of the library for the province of Gelderland in Arnhem the Netherlands.

This landmark musical by Stephen Sondheim remains one of his most performed and popular shows. Using main characters from familiar fairy tales (Cinderella Little Red Riding Hood Jack and the Beanstock and Rapunzel) the story line takes some unexpected twists and turns.Featuring memorable melodies from this award-winning production Stephen Bulla’s symphonic medley includes Into the Woods No One is Alone I Know Things Now and Children Will.

There is something about a crisp winter morning that makes one feel at home and at peace. This is a lyrical piece that encapsulates that feeling and gives students an opportunity to explore performing with a legato style. Intriguing harmonies, a beautiful melody, and a little bit of holiday spirit will help make this one of your favorites. (2:40) 'Winter Whispers? correlates to Book 1, Level 5 of Sound Innovations for Concert Band. / Concert Band

There are composers about whom nothing or only little is known who are only known through their works or even through one work only. Luigi Carvelli is one of them: He lived in the second half of the 19th century and died after the turn of the century. Carvelli is supposed to have been a hornist in the area of Torino/Milan and played at the world premiere of Verdi's 'Falstaff'. The only extant work is his 'Serenata Napolitana' a delightfully catchy and melodious little piece ideal as a little performance piece for lessons or as an encore as a special treat after a major sonata programme.

Up Where We Belong - Unchain My Heart - With a Little Help - You Can Leave Your Hat On-Joe Cocker is considered the most successful white blues singer; he is especially well-known for his rough striking voice. In 1968 With a Little Help from My Friends became his first number one hit in the UK. With this song he had his great breakthrough at the legendary Woodstock festival in 1969. He can now look back on 40 years of performing and he still is very successful. His records are almost selfselling and his tours easily fill stadiums. Wolfgang Wössner a true Joe Cocker fan from early childhood has collected the singer?s most beautiful and successful songs and arranged them in a great medley for concert band.

Par HANNICKEL MIKE. Cross-curricular connection at its best! Your music students can bring Don Quixote’s faithful but ramshackle horse Rozinante to life with this delightful new concert band piece by young band specialist Mike Hannickel. You will find lots of articulation and dynamic contrasts, along with other important teaching considerations. Don Quixote is one of the world’s great comic heroes. Shouldn’t his horse get a little credit too? / Niveau : 2 / Pièce de concert / Répertoire / Concert Band

EEEEEEEK! It’s a whimsical excursion into the realm of the mechanical mice! It’s a rodent round-up! It’s a veritable vortex of vagabond voles! Are we to be vexed by vociferous vermin? Let’s find out while we have some fun!Your young band will love playing this one as well as using their instruments in a creative but non-standard way. The effect of the little clicking critters can be quite amazing. Whoa! Here comes the CAT! Beware though because you know your band will want to play it again and again.Graydon Toms has composed some great music for young bands in the past and this new one is sure to please the entire audience as well as the musicians. You’ve found a greatnew tune for your young band! CongRATulations!

EEEEEEEK! It’s a whimsical excursion into the realm of the mechanical mice! It’s a rodent round-up! It’s a veritable vortex of vagabond voles! Are we to be vexed by vociferous vermin? Let’s find out while we have some fun!Your young band will love playing this one as well as using their instruments in a creative but non-standard way. The effect of the little clicking critters can be quite amazing. Whoa! Here comes the CAT! Beware though because you know your band will want to play it again and again.Graydon Toms has composed some great music for young bands in the past and this new one is sure to please the entire audience as well as the musicians. You’ve found a greatnew tune for your young band! CongRATulations!

Cross-curricular connection at its best! Your music students can bring Don Quixote’s faithful but ramshackle horse Rozinante to life with this delightful new concert band piece by young band specialist Mike Hannickel. You will find lots of articulation and dynamic contrasts along with other important teaching considerations. Don Quixote is one of the world’s great comic heroes. Shouldn’t his horse get a little credit too?