Pascal Devroye

While dancing the ' sardana ' and licking an ice cream, Louis (Martinus), Suzanne (his future wife) and Tania (my wife) thought that I, (great lover of Spain), should write a 'sardana' for wind band....

Welcome to Celebration, published by the renowned HAFABRA Louis Martinus, is a captivating work for concert band that brings a festive sparkle to any concert program. From the very first measures, thi...

This small festive overture features the brass section prominantly. The work is very suitable to begin a concert and was written for the 100th anniversary of the 'Royale Harmonie de Moresnet (B)' wher...

Don't think that Pascal Devroye has lost his rhythm during the composition of this piece - remember, he is a percussionist. He just wanted to have fun with the four notes of the well-know tune by Gers...

Strange, lugubrious, sinister, astonishing, fascinating; these are the impressions that the moonlit landscape made on me before the first rays of sunrise. The more the day dawned, the more magical bec...

This arrangement by Pascal Devroye, is a excerpt from the suite ADIEMUS composed by Karl Jenkins. The music will put you in a relaxed and meditative mood. This piece should be played with great intens...

Immerse yourself in the mysterious atmosphere of post-war Vienna with the unforgettable classic 'The Third Man'! This world-famous theme from the legendary film noir masterpiece, masterfully arranged...

This composition is the result of a wager between Pascal Devroye and Louis Martinus. Louis Martinus, the publisher teased Pascal Devroye, the composer that he was unable to compose an easy piece. Some...

This original Christmas song from the hand of Pascal Devroye has all the ingredients that a Christmas tune needs. When you try to analyse the title, you will surely understand that the composer is not...

(Dedicated to his son's redfish) 'Tony's favourite CARTOONS' arranged by Pascal Devroye. After 'Highlights from 'The Rock', our young and talented arranger has skilfully adapted the favourite cartoons...

funeral march