Partituras de Idar Torskangerpoll para orquesta de viento

Lord, Let Me See is an arrangement on a relegius folk tune from Jolser in the county of Sogn og Fjordane in Norway. The solo in the start and end should preferably be in flute, but may also be played...

When the Mountain King holds a party, it really swings. Every troll, gnome and nymph gathers in the Hall of the Mountain King, and dances all night, making the whole mountain shake. Featuring the Moun...

Candy for Beginners is a suite of three songs used by the composer with the youngest beginners throughout several years. The method is to sing the melodies before learning it on the instruments. Lyri...

Most Norwegians have a special relation to this old, sad tune which has been used as a lullaby throughout the ages. Flugelhorn is the baby-sitter, and soloist.

This piece originates as a piano piece written by the composer as he was convalescing after an illness and operation. In the music there is an outlet for emotions of uncertainty and doubt, but also o...

This piece was written as a commission for Vassenden Youth Band in 2009. The piece consists of parts with different moods. It opens with a fanfare which process in to a faster section that has an ever...

Who can depart from their loved ones without leaving a teardrop? This universal feeling is brought to you in a Nordic melancholy style and is playable by quite small ensembles.

This piece was commissioned by the Eidsvoll Wind Band for their tour of China, Easter 2006. The main theme of the piece is comprised of the steps 1-8-1-4 which represents the year of the Norwegian con...

Do you have a good cornet player in your band? Here is a duet that both Euphonium and cornet soloist may love. Rolf Lovland is also known as the composer of 'You raise me up' which also have been a mi...