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A Parade, March "Northern Lights" (Four Kinds of Movement Part 4) 10-Piece Brass Ensemble - Owain Edwards
4th Movement: A Parade, March “Northern Lights” As in most marches, this one has easily memorable tunes which are played at a quick tempo. While the tunes are always clearly heard and are repeated unaltered, the accompanying parts are varied and gradually get to require an increasing amount of virtuosity, particularly from the trumpet group. Learn More€20.15 -
Flight (Four Kinds of Movement Part 3) 10-Piece Brass Ensemble - Owain Edwards
Thank you for choosing to play my music for 10-piece brass ensemble! I hope you enjoy it, and find it both rewarding and challenging. Players will recognize that it is more of a test of their stamina than orchestral music generally because it is brass chamber music. Each instrumental part is indispensable and all the participants have an essential role to play. Contrast and changes of tonal colour and articulation are necessary features throughout, and consequently it is worthwhile making the most of these in order to create as attractive and interesting a performance as possible. Learn More€20.15 -
White Christmas - Brass Quintet w. Opt. Drums Grade 2,5 Irving Berlin/Arr.: Inge Sunde
Irving Berlin's immortal Christmas song is the best-selling single record of all time performed by Bing Crosby. Learn More€20.15 -
Pippi Langstrømpe | Pippi Longstocking Brass Quintet w Opt. Drums Grade 2,5 Jan Johansson/Arr.: Inge Sunde
The title-song from the swedish TV-series is an all-time favorite in the nordic countries. The Swedish jazzpianist and composer wrote this tune which is here presented in a latin-flavoured arrangement playable for quinet with- or without drum set. Learn More€20.15 -
Can Can - Brass Quintet w. Opt. Drums Grade 2,5 Offenbach/Arr.: Inge Sunde
Can can is the most famous excerpt from the operette Orpheus in the Underworld written by Jaques Offenbach. This was his first classical full-lenght operetta. Orpheus in the Underworld premiered in 1858 is also his most famous work. Learn More€20.15 -
King Of The Road - Brass Quintet w. Opt. Drums Grade 2,5 - Miller/Arr.: Inge Sunde
A Swinging' arrangement of the most famous tune composed and performed by Roger Miller. The tune, here arranged for brass quintet with opt. Drums, is also recorded and performed by several other artists and featured in many movies. Learn More€20.15 -
Beer Barrel Polka (Skoda Lasky) Brass Quintet w. Opt. Drums Grade 2,5 - Vejvoda/Arr.: Inge Sunde
"Beer Barrel Polka" got the Golden Record award in the USA with one million records sold with the 1938 recording of W. Glahe's accordion orchestra. Roll out the beer barrels and have fun with this flexible arrangement. Learn More€20.15 -
Tequila - Brass Quintet w. Opt. Drums Grade 2,5 Chuck Rio/Arr.: Inge Sunde
The Champs” released ”Train To Nowhere” as a single on January 15, 1958, with "Tequila" on the B-side. Because the composer Danny Flores was under contract with another record company, credit was given to "Chuck Rio," which became his permanent adopted stage name. The instrumental B-side not only charted quickly, it shot up the charts in short order, and hit number one on March 28, 1958 Learn More€20.15 -
Voi Voi - Brass Quintet w. Opt. Drums Grade 2,5 Elgaaen/arr.: Inge Sunde
Voi Voi was Norway's entry to the very first Eurovision Song Contest arranged in 1960. Nora Brockstedt performed the song who became 4th in the inernational final. Learn More€20.15 -
Muppet Show - Brass Quintet w. Opt. Drums Grade 2,5 Pottle-Henson/arr.: Inge Sunde
The Muppet Show is a television program featuring a cast of muppets (diverse hand-operated puppets, typically with oversized eyes and large moving mouths) produced by Jim Henson and his team from 1976 to 1981. The show stars is Kermit the Frog and Miss Piggy.The theme song is one of the most popular TV-songs ever. Learn More€20.15 -
Satin Doll - Brass Quintet w. Opt. Drums Grade 2,5 | Duke Ellington/Inge Sunde
Satin Doll is one of the most famous Duke Ellington´s "jazz standards". It was written in 1953, and soon became a great hit in its instrumental version. Johnny Mercer, regarded as one of America's greatest songwriters in that time, was asked to write lyrics to the song, and after that Satin Doll has been recorded countless times, by such artists as Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra. Ellington himself used Satin Doll as the closing number at most of his concerts. Learn More€20.15 -
Peter Gunn Theme - Brass Quintet w. Opt. Drums Grade 3 | Henry Mancini/Bjørn Morten Kjærnes
Peter Gunn Theme was originally written by the great American composer Henry Mancini for an American TV series broadcast from 1958 to 1961. Mancini won both an Emmy and a Grammy for the song. In 1980 the song became a big hit once again, this time featured in the blockbuster movie “The Blues Brothers”. Learn More€20.15 -
A Dance (Four Kinds of Movement Part 2) 10-Piece Brass Ensemble - Owain Edwards
A danceA graceful theme played by the horn is gently passed around the ensemble in a series of variations in different keys. These require attention to delicate articulation and careful balance. Learn More€20.15 -
The Chase (Four Kinds of Movement Part 1) 10-Piece Brass Ensemble - Owain Edwards
1st movement: The Chase After a dignified introduction the music moves on quickly with many twists and turns, and with frequent passages in which irregularly-accented rhythms are prominent. Distinct sections of massive sound alternate with interweaving of short melodic figures. Changes in the tempo may afford associations with a chase in real life. The movement comes to a rather dark and severe close, after some relentless pounding from the trombones. Learn More€20.15
