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A piece for Wind Band by a young and very talented guy: rich harmony, tenderness and strenth all together.

Instruments: Solo Trombone (1 part) Flute 1 (1 part) Flute 2 (1 part) Oboe 1 (1 part) Oboe 2 (1 part) Bassoon 1(1 part) Bassoon 2(1 part) Bb Clarinet 1 (4 parts) Bb Clarinet 2 (4 parts) Bass Clarinet...

Instruments: Piccolo / Flute 1 (1 part) Flute 2 (1 part) Flute 3 (1 part) Oboe 1 (1 part) Oboe 2 (1 part) Bassoon 1(1 part) Bassoon 2(1 part) Bb Clarinet 1 (4 parts) Bb Clarinet 2 (4 parts) Bass Clari...

Instruments: Flutes 1&2 (4 parts) Oboes 1&2 (2 parts) Bassoon (2 parts) Bb Clarinets 1&2&3 (6 parts) Bass Clarinet (1 part) Alto Saxophones 1&2 (2 parts) Tenor Saxophone (2 parts) Baritone Saxophone (...

Instruments: Soprano Saxophone Solo (1 part) Alto Saxophone Solo (1 part) Tenor Saxophone Solo (1 part) Baritone Saxophone Solo (1 part) Flute 1 (1 part) Flute 2 (1 part) Flute 3 (1 part) Oboe 1 (1 pa...

A nice latin version of the famous song from Charles Trénet

Two little fishes were in love and started a Tango dance ... This was a Tango in their own images: spontaneous, mischievous, funny and sarcastic, to which interleaves the mischievousness of xylophone....

What else can be better than a Samba to tackle the Syncopation with fun! In the second part, the player will have to articulate the syncopation to become a credible Samba player! one could also add th...

As a fan of bossa-novas from Antonio Carlos Jobim (with complex and moving harmonies), I have created my samba jazz in order to motivate students to work on typical rhythms of this musical style - Ala...

What can be better than a Samba to tackle the Syncopation with fun! In the second part, the player will have to articulate the syncopation to become a credible Samba player! The sounds of a reco-reco'...

Bb Clarinet, Piano Orange was the popular color of tango dancers at tango's height during the twenties. The melody is as bright as the color, pleasant and is not bereft of ardour. Ideal for a first co...

Original composition using the famous habanera rhythmic cell (dotted quarter/dotted quarter/quarter), without which there would not be any tango...