Partituras medio de Molenaar Edition

Thomas Legrady among other things worksed as a composer of film music, an arranger and a conductor. For Molenaar Edition he wrote a few pearls among which were the very well known 'The Wise Tedybear'...

In the early days of Ted Huggens, few wind bands boasted a complete drum set. Nowadays one could hardly imagine a wind band without such a set. Many drummers all over the world included this spectacul...

A straightforward trumpetsolo.

After an orchestral introduction the tenorsaxophone leads us along a melodie tide-line of an harmonic sea. The soloist is a lonely late wanderer in the slowly setting sun. Every now and then he stops...

During the peak of the football career of Johna Cruiff, a film was made with with him showing passes, goals and technique. The Dutch composer/arranger Tony Eijk wronte 'Chanson pour Milan' especially...

This composition consists of 2 parts: an 'Introduction' with a quiet lyrical character and a 'Capriccio' allowing both the soloist and the band to display their virtuosity.

After the successful compositions 'Cassiopeia' and 'The Transit of Venus', Carlos Marques has written another fine composition 'Mumadona Dias'. This piece boasts some theatrical characteristics: a sol...

The piece Romantic Mood is a ballad for solo horn. After an orchestral introduction, the soloist plays a beautiful and dreamy theme. The second theme follows accompanied by the woodwinds, which is the...

(En-Ne) - Verblijdt U In Z./SATB/TTBB

Here is a joyful trombone trio, another success by Michel van Delft. Most enjoyable for both musicians and audience.

Duet For Trumpet And Band

'Trumpets in the Night' is designed to give the audience something to see. Soloists should be positioned at a distance from the band. Preferably behind or in the audience, or at some height, say in th...

Dual (for euphoniums and band) was commissioned by Robbert Vos and Anteun Hoesen of Altena Brass, the Netherlands. Pearce strived to write a fun, melodic and challenging piece that showed off the vast...