Mile after Mile. Par EIDE KAI. This song performed by Jahn Teigen represented Norway at the Eurovision final in 1978. The result was zero points, but after that, the song soon became very popular in Norway and is one of the biggest hits of his career. This arrangement may easily be a hit on your next concert and will for sure receive more than zero points from you audience. Feel free to invite the audience on a sing-along! / Date parution : 2023-07-31/ Répertoire / Ensemble de Cuivres

Good Night Suite - Suite in Five Movements-Good Night Suite is written for beginning band and suitable for the youngest musicians. The level of difficulty is at lowest grade and the rhythms are equal in all wind parts. The register on each instrument is also customized to each part. Some easy solos appears in some sections and in Mvt. 4 there are different rhythm in the melody and bass parts. The level of difficulty is the same for all five movements. The movements may of course be played as single pieces. When all movements are mastered it's possible to play the suite as a kind of fairytale with simple dramaturgy or choreography. Maybe the whole band can be dressed in their pajamas?

Frank Sinatra had a massive hit with his interpretation of this classic song singing directly to the hearts of the audience so ensuring its popularity with listeners of all ages. In a similar way this arrangement will appeal to audiences young and old alike. Bring the sparkle of ‘Old Blue Eyes’ to any concert with this classic song.

A rhapsodic work titled after the international organization of Jewish rabbis advocating for human rights. Syncopated rhythms dominate throughout with declamatory passages interspersed between dance sections including the Bolero and Freilach. Trumpetparts are in C.

This catchy piece became a massive hit in the 1970s when Jim Henson used the catchy melody in his children’s TV series The Muppet Show and Sesame Street. Stefan Schwalgin has produced this excellent version to give Bass Trombone players who sometimes feel left out by the band’s repertoire a platform for their soloistic development. This gem is full of little musical surprises and will hold a special place in your band's repertoire.