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| Ed Hughes: Strike:
Ensemble: Score
:: [Partition]
University Of York Music Press
Score for Flute (Piccolo) Clarinet Horn Trumpet Piano Percussion Cello Do...(+)
Score for Flute (Piccolo) Clarinet Horn Trumpet Piano Percussion Cello Double Bass and Four Channel Tape.Published 2007.Composed with support from Arts Council Englandfor Sergei Eisenstein's film StrikeFirstperformance: 17th June 2007 Barbican Cinema.First performance of revised version: 12th November 2007 Atrium British Library The New Music Players cond. Patrick Bailey.
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| Naji Hakim: Bogurodzica:
Organ: Instrumental Work
Orgue
Schott
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| Don Besig Nancy Price: In
This Fellowship of Faith:
SATB: Vocal Score
Chorale SATB [Vocal Score]
Shawnee Press
A wonderful statement of unity for all Christians. “In This Fellowship of ...(+)
A wonderful statement of unity for all Christians. “In This Fellowship of Faith” sings of the ideal community of believers – standing together singing praising serving and praying as disciples of Christ. Atriumphant message especially appropriate for services of dedication this sturdy anthem can be sung by any faith community at any time of the year. Simple yet profoundly effective.
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| Jan Van der Roost:
Castellum: Concert Band:
Score & Parts
Orchestre d'harmonie
De Haske Publications
This work consists of two movements. The first part is rather quiet and pastoral...(+)
This work consists of two movements. The first part is rather quiet and pastoral in character written in a gently rocking 12/8 time and expressing the tranquillity of the area around the medieval town of Oudenburg in Belgium. After a beautiful orchestral climax the second section inspired by the Roman past of Oudenburg begins. A somewhat oppressive and impending introduction leads to the musical reflection of an army parade: Oudenburg was a so-called ?castellum ? and the remains of the fortress are still visible in the current town plan. A more dynamic passage follows featuring the low brass. After that the solemn rhythm of the parade is recaptured culminating in atriumphant ending.
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| John Purifoy: O Be Joyful
to God!: SATB: Vocal
Score
Chorale SATB [Vocal Score]
Shawnee Press
Sing Jubilate Deo!-Uses: GeneralScripture: Psalm 98 Psalm 100This powerhouse an...(+)
Sing Jubilate Deo!-Uses: GeneralScripture: Psalm 98 Psalm 100This powerhouse anthem is full of energy and abandon. Repeating the phrase “Sing Jubilate Deo!” in a call and response format the Psalms spring to life inpunctuated shouts of praise. The “seas roar” and the “rocks cry out” in glorious acclamation. A contrasting moment surrenders the rhythmic drive for a more reflective theme. The addition of two trumpets lifts the work to atriumphal shout of jubilant worship! Bold!
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| Helmut Oehring: Foxfire
Eins: Cello
Bote and Bock
natriumpentothal-Cello. Oehring H
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| Albert Zabel:
Exaltations: Handbells:
Part
Shawnee Press
3-5 Octaves of Handbells-Using multiple techniques Mr. Zabel writes a festive p...(+)
3-5 Octaves of Handbells-Using multiple techniques Mr. Zabel writes a festive piece for bells and organ and/or brass. Brass ensemble includes two trumpets two trombones and tuba. Open fourths and fifths consume much of this piece giving it atriumphant exultant sound. Shakes and crescendos create a majestic ending. Written in c minor C Major and G Major measures total 134.
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| Randy Cox: Alive!: SATB:
Vocal Score
Chorale SATB [Vocal Score]
Epiphany House Publishing
with Jesus Christ Is Risen Today-This exciting choral anthem is a joyous celebra...(+)
with Jesus Christ Is Risen Today-This exciting choral anthem is a joyous celebration of Christ's resurrection and is joined with the timeless hymn Jesus Christ is Risen Today. Arranged by Dennis Allen the setting makes a powerful anthem for Easter Sunday. Atriumphant accompaniment CD is available separately.
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| Coventry Carol: SATB:
Vocal Score
Chorale SATB [Vocal Score]
Shawnee Press
This English carol is infused with touches of contemporary jazz harmonies and ph...(+)
This English carol is infused with touches of contemporary jazz harmonies and phrasing. Gorgeous a cappella singing of the traditional lyric and the inclusion of the lyric from the German carol How Great Our Joy make this atriumphant statement. A wonderful new way to teach and enjoy this Christmas classic!
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