Obras instrumentales para orquesta de viento

Fabella was commissioned by the 'Koninklijke Harmonie Sint-Cecilia Kuringen' (the Royal Concert Band 'St. Cecilia' Kuringen) on the occasion of its 100-year anniversary.

With this amusing piece, we introduce Chris Vandeweyer for the first time. The exquisite melody is brutally disrupted by the musicians' talking shoes...!

With this festive overture, which can also be played as a concert work, we introduce this young Japanese composer for the first time. He is already a real superstar in Japan, and with this piece, we g...

Katarakt is a 13-part fictional series about a young woman, Elisabeth, who sets out to save her in-laws' floundering fruit farming business at all costs. She dedicates herself to this with ruthless am...

Dies Infernus means 'Day of Hell'. The reason for this title is the dreadful disaster that befell the Dutch village of Kolhorn in 1788, when the whole village went up in flames. Afterwards, a huge app...

Dies Infernus means 'Day of Hell'. The reason for this title is the dreadful disaster that befell the Dutch village of Kolhorn in 1788, when the whole village went up in flames. Afterwards, a huge app...

Both 'Daens', the movie, and 'Daens', the musical, are based on the well-known book by Louis Paul Boon, who along with Hugo Claus is possibly the most important writer of post-war Flanders. Boon was a...

The Tower of Babel was built in 1563 and is the best-known masterpiece of Pieter Bruegel the Elder (ca. 1520-1569). The step-like temple tower or ziggurat was an important meeting place for people fro...

Scottish Folksong' was originally called 'Ye banks and braes' and is a serene, melancholy song. It comes from a longer work by Oliver Waespi, called 'Caledonia' and can also be played separately from...

Daisuke Shimizu is a true star in Japan, and his renown is growing rapidly in our part of the world too. His compositions consist of melodies full of fantasy and stirring rhythms that appeal to the im...

Daisuke Shimizu is a true star in Japan, and his renown is growing rapidly in our part of the world too. His compositions consist of melodies full of fantasy and stirring rhythms that appeal to the im...

Komponisten wie Bach und Händel unterzeichneten ihre Werke oft mit den Worten 'Soli deo gloria', was soviel wie 'Allein Gott zur Ehre' bedeutet. Aus diesem spirituellen Blickwinkel heraus entstand übe...

Belisia is the old Merovingian name of the Belgian town of Bilzen who commissioned this composition. It is also the composer's place of birth. The work has two main themes. The melancholic theme in a...

Belisia is the old Merovingian name of the Belgian town of Bilzen who commissioned this composition. It is also the composer's place of birth. The work has two main themes. The melancholic theme in a...

For this collection of instrumental dances, the composer, musician and publisher Tielman Susato (ca. 1510-1570) focused on well-known folk melodies of his time. In 1551, the album was published by his...

The title of this work, Febesa, refers to the four notes it is based on: F, E, Bflat (BES in Dutch) and A. At the beginning of the work, the sound of these notes creates a mysterious, extraordinary at...

This three-movement work by the Swiss composer Etienne Crausaz reflects three true stories and fascinating legends from the Middle Ages. The first movement tells the dramatic story of the 'witch' Cath...

Bart Picqueur dedicated this composition to his father on the occasion of his 70th birthday. In this work, the composer musically refers to their family roots in 17th-century France. It also contains...

This refreshing, lively composition by the Japanese composer Naoya Wada is an ideal opening work, but it can equally provide a boost of energy later in your concert programme. Brilliant themes support...

As a musician, Armonia Serrano is very familiar with folk music. Drawing from her experience, she has made this appealing arrangement, which stays close to the original work. This catchy traditional m...

A solemn, majestic opening fanfare is followed by a cantabile theme that emerges in different instrument groups, one after another. The opening fanfare then also undergoes a number of instrumental tra...