E-Z Play Today #73-15 great hits presented in our patented E-Z Play Today notation with note-names in the note heads and lyrics. Songs include: Bad · Beat It · Billie Jean · Black or White (Rap Version) · Dirty Diana · Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough · The Girl Is Mine · Human Nature · I Just Can't Stop Loving You · Man in the Mirror · Rock with You · Smooth Criminal · Thriller · Wanna Be Startin' Somethin' · The Way You Make Me Feel.

Festival Flex Duets

Festival Flex Duets

Kinderszenen Op. 15

Pot Of Gold

Jazz Solos For Mallets

Zwei Oden des Dichters

Zwei Oden des Dichters

Sonate

Soloduiveldans IV

24 Capriccio's Voor Viool Solo

24 Capriccio's Voor Viool Solo

Cantique De Jean Racine

More Than Conquerors-The Greek word ‘hypernikon’ roughly translates as ‘More Than Conquerors’ the motto of Gordon College in Wenham Massachusetts – the commissioner of this piece. The work is inspired by David Rox’s very own name – the first two letters of his name D and A sets the first theme is in D major with these notes being the tonic and dominant of the scale. After the stately intrada the tempo accelerates and the festive feel of the march emerges. The trio melody serves as a beautiful contrast before finally ending with the opening theme in a grand tutti .

This infectious song by the funk group Vulfpeck fits the choral setting perfectly. It is upbeat fun and positive and will have your singers and audiences tapping and clapping and smiling with this soon to be Christmas classic.

Sonata

11 composizioni per chitarra a cura di Roberto Fabbri-The anthology Mario Gangi fra classico e jazz was first published by Carisch in the early 2000s. It has now been revised by Roberto Fabbri who also performs the pieces included in the CD re-engraved and enriched with a new design.

Hora Est! (Latin for ‘it is time!’) was composed to bid adieu to Sjoerd de Boer’s following forty years as conductor of the Chr. Fanfare Band based in the town of Wjelsryp in the Netherlands. In the Netherlands this small phrase hora est is traditionally said upon awarding a university doctorate at graduation ceremonies. The composition was written with Sjoerd de Boer firmly in mind mirroring various aspects of his life. The main motif of the work consists of three notes forming his initials: S (Eb) – D – B. At a certain point the music is interrupted by a thunderstorm and heavy rain (forever a bad omen: the debut for this work took place a day after such a deluge but fortunately their open-air concert was met with clear blue skies.) The fanfare then plays an Italianesque march with the motif of de Boer’s initials interwoven throughout. The work re-uses this motif twice towards the end of the piece – as one might expect by the saxophones – to create a festive driven and virtuosic atmosphere. Finally the work comes to an end with the initials motif played across the ensemble in complete unison. The powerful closing chords symbolise a fond farewell to de Boer: a driven and extremely capable conductor whose musical mark on Concordia will be felt for years to come. Hora Est! is suitable as a contest piece and would be a definite highlight for any upcoming concert.

Piccolo Trumpet and Organ or Piano-An up-tempo and modern toccata that is the perfect opener to a recital. The harmonic language is immediately surprising and delightful.

Trumpet and Piano-Based on Sonata No. 1.