Astor Piazzolla with his bandoneon is not only the undisputed master of the Argentine tango but also an exceptional exponent of southern music in general. He is the inspiration of many artists and composers and has performed with world-music formations as well as stars from the world of classical music. Oblivion is a slow and melancholic piece that can be played with or without the accordion depending on your requirements. We recommend this arrangement if you are looking for something different.

Hansel and Gretel is definitely one of the most famous classical overtures that is still often played. This composition gives a stylish élan to every concert but is also appropriate for a competition. In this overture all the instrument groups are heard especially the horns.

Billy Joel (1949) was determined to become a pop star after he had experienced a performance of The Beatles who were extremely popular when he was young. He played in several bands before his breakthrough and then the hits just kept coming. This medley includes Piano Man She’s Always a Woman Just the Way You Are Honesty The Longest Time and Tell Here About It.

Edvard Grieg (1843-1907) is most known for his Morgenstimmung and his piano concerts. This bundle Lyriske stykker op. 38 was originally written for piano solo and contains 5 short parts in different styles.

This “What a Feeling” from the famous American dance movie Flashdance (1983) is a must at every great party. This track is irresistible and guarantees that your audience will get up from their seats and make their way to the dance floor.

It is a tradition that a concert must include a real classic march. Traditions are made to be kept. This is also true of our German neighbours. Reiner Lüghausen obtained his inspiration from the German march literature.

Surfin’ USA I get Around Barbara-Ann Good Vibrations-In 1961 the three Beach Boys brothers Brian Dennis and Carl went straight to the top of the charts with their first single called Surfin�. By 1966 the Beach Boys were even more popular that The Beatles thanks to the single Good Vibrations. Juri Briat has made an excellent medley of the songs Surfin USA I Get Around Barbara-Ann and last but not least Good Vibrations.

This film was released at the end of the nineties and was a massive success in part thanks to the impressive cast. The performances of John Malkovitch Jeremy Irons Leonardo DiCaprio and Gerard Depardieu who played the main roles in the film were top-notch. In the meantime our own arranger Willy Fransen has become a real specialist in adapting motion picture soundtracks and musicals. This is an example of an excellent arrangement which he based on the film�s outstanding music.

‘Play that funky Music’ is an unflagging classic which since its first success in the seventies is still often played. The exciting and stirring groove always ensures an enthusiastic atmosphere. This atmosphere can only be reached if the groove is good. At the end everyone that isn’t playing can sing along.

This piece consists of two lively pop melodies played together without a break. This work is specifically aimed at young or small bands. The low degree of difficulty and the flexible instrumentation allow this work to be played by nearly all bands.

This is the follow-up to Filip Sandras’s top-selling hit „Remember the 70s”. He has arranged the following hits for this version: „What’s another year” popularised by the version by multiple Eurovision Song Festival winner Johnny Logan „Josephine” by Chris Rea „Alive and Kicking” by the Simple Minds and „Freedom” by 80s superband Wham!

In this medley our arranger Geert Deforche has combined three mega hits from the 80s: “You Can’t Hurry Love” by Phil Collins “Walking on Sunshine” by Katrina and the Waves and “The Way to Your Heart” by Soulsister.

Just like many of us Robert Finn is a great fan of Italian cooking and great Italian wines. He has tastefully put his favourite menu to music in four courses with Minestrone Tortellini a la Romana Chianti and Tiramisu. This composition is quite varied and light and it is the ideal menu for many occasions! Bringing pleasure to your ears!

The romantic Czech composer Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904) is probably best known for his symphony No. 9 �From the New World�. However apart from the nine symphonies he also composed a great deal of chamber music vocal works and works for solo piano. Out of the three overtures written by Dvořák arranger Jan Rypens has selected this one. This work gives a stylish note to any performance and is considered a musical challenge from the Romantic repertoire.

Who doesn’t know this monster hit by Kool & The Gang? This is probably the song that everyone remembers from the disco era. It’s still immensely popular at parties and functions today. Why not liven up your concerts with it?

It is no secret that most children are mad about stories and fairytales and that these are actually essential for their development.Willy Fransen has based his latest work which he has dedicated to his first grand-child Simon on this idea. The composition consists of themes that will intrigue children in a similar manner and they depict the twinkling eyes of children while fairytales are read to them.

Following the overwhelming success of Pop Tune Variations and Whistling Kettle Koen Pletinckx presents you with Beat Blues and Swing a suite in three parts. In this work he uses his easy and light composition style making it an excellent for young or small bands.

Filip Sandras has made a stylish medley of hits from the 1970s.

Julius Fucik (1872 - 1916) was a pupil of Dvorak. However Fucik chose a different direction than the Master of symphonies and became a popular composer of military music and marches. This Regimentskinder March is one the most well-known. Georges Moreau has made an extremely playable arrangement of this classic march.

This summer hit and singsong was number 1 in the international charts for many weeks. Get your audience on the dance floor with this Ketchup Song. A splendid time guaranteed for all.