Obras instrumentales para orquesta de viento

Concert Band (Card Size) (card size editions, pop music)

A pleasant rendition of a tango for grade 1 band. Once the students have clapped the opening unison rhythm, they will be amazed at how easily it translates to the horn, making this a very fun piece to...

Leroy Anderson was the son of Swedish immigrants. He studied music and foreign languages at the famous Harvard University before starting a brilliant musical career. He was a great church organ player...

Luis Pasquet (1917) is an Uruguayan composer who was very active both in the world of jazz and the world of tango. After many peregrinations he returned to his home country in 1970 and founded a chamb...

The American composer Uri Hodorov studied at the famous 'Julliard School of Music' in New-York. Between 1980 and 1988 he conducted the conservatory of music and the wind band of Eilat in Israel and fr...

Why not take a plane to Rio de Janeiro to celebrate Christmas and dance a samba to the tune of Jingle Bells Goes Rio close by the famous Sugar Loaf Mountain? The extremely popular American song Jingle...

Artis Calambria was commissioned and premiered in August 2011 by the Band of Vale de Cambra (Portugal), conducted by Gil Magalhães, on the occasion of its centennial. The work took as its starting poi...

'El Mismo Sol' is the debut single by Spanish singer and songwriter Álvaro Soler. The song was written for Soler's debut studio album Eterno Agosto (2015) and it became one of the summer hits of 2015,...

Cuban music is widely recognized as one the most richest and influential in the world. The fusion of Spanish and West African musical traditions can be heard in all it's genres that range from slow an...

Das moderne Blasorchester hat schon vor Jahren aufgehört, eine ausschliessliche Domäne der Männer zu sein. Im Gegenteil: heute sind Musikerinnen an allen Instrumenten zuhause - und ohne sie bewegt sic...

Sao Paulo ist eine der größten Metropolen der Welt, in der sich seit ihrer Gründung im Jahr 1554 viele verschiedene Kulturen und Ethnien niedergelassen haben. Doch egal welcher Herkunft die Menschen s...

Desafinado (Portugiesisch für verstimmt) ist ein Bossa-Nova Titel des brasilianischen Komponisten Antonio Carlos Jobim aus dem Jahr 1958. Das Stück war eine ironische Antwort des Komponisten auf die M...

Samba and tequila - a mixture that is guaranteed to spread exuberance and a joyful atmosphere. Willi März has made a groovy composition in Latin American style out of it.

A bubbly collage of three recent successes in Latin-American music: 'The cup of life', 'Candela' and 'Asereje' to lure your public into a discothèque with an excellent arrangement by Andrea Ravizza.

After the enormous success obtained with ''Santana a Portrait'', ''Oro Latino'', ''Corazon Espinado'', and ''Perez Prado'', Giancarlo Gazzani presents another Latin medley: ''Cuban Sound''. This colle...

Johann Nijs sendet Ihnen Urlaubsgrüße aus Jamaica! Blaues Wasser, weißer Sand und Sonnenschein - mit 'Salute from Jamaica' holen Sie sich etwas karibisches Feeling in den Konzertsaal.

This Paso Doble was written by the Belgian composer André Waignein, who died in November 2015. He wrote this march for a Spanish band: l'Ateneo Musical del Puerto. Waignein asked the band to come up w...

Champagne Tango was recorded for the first time in 1914 by the pianist Roberto Firpo. After the first release, is's recorded a numerous times both in Argentina and abroad. It was written by Manuel Aró...

'Sad Samba' is a 'happy' samba in a minor key. Starts soft, builds up and ends kind of softly. There is a solo section (ad lib.) for any instrument. If possible, feel free to use a soft instrument suc...

Literally 'The Birds of Brazil", this title refers to the Brazilian people. In Part 1 Passaros coloridos (Coloured Birds) an ocarina or panflute imitates an amazon bird. Part 2 Pomba Triste (Sad Dove)...

The legend of Santo Cristo de Maracaibo is full of adventures. A composition full of energy and intensity that perfectly captures the exciting battles that followed for nearly 310 years in the Ria de...

This single from Ritchie Valens from 1958 is originally a Spanish song from Mexican folklore. Years later it was picked by Rolling Stone magazine as the only non-English song in their 500 Greatest Son...