Partituras para orquesta de viento juvenil

A great opening fanfare for your developing band concert! Treat your audience and students to a modern take on When The Saints Go Marching In. This New Orleans standard is transformed into a majestic...

Celebrando el hogar de Orville Wright de Dayton, Ohio, Hawthorn Hill sigue la invención y construcción del primer avión, el Wright Flyer. Los ritmos sensibles y las melodías memorables hacen que esta...

Celebrating the home of Dayton, Ohio's Orville Wright, Hawthorn Hill follows the invention and construction of the first airplane, the Wright Flyer. The sensible rhythms and memorable melodies make th...

Celebrating the home of Dayton, Ohio's Orville Wright, Hawthorn Hill follows the invention and construction of the first airplane, the Wright Flyer. The sensible rhythms and memorable melodies make th...

Celebrando el hogar de Orville Wright de Dayton, Ohio, Hawthorn Hill sigue la invención y construcción del primer avión, el Wright Flyer. Los ritmos sensibles y las melodías memorables hacen que esta...

Massimo Bertaccini wrote this piece for the soloist clarinet. He succeeds in mixing the Italian polka style with that of the Tirolean polka, lending a particular frivolity to the work that manages to...

This suite, devoted to the horn, is articulated in 3 movements: a French dance which evokes the call of the hunt used during the Baroque period. From its echoes emerges a romantic 'adagio' where the s...

Brano vincitore del '1o Concorso di Composizione Musicale per Bande Giovanili - 2010' indetto dal Tavolo Permanente delle Federazioni Bandistiche Italiane

Since 1166, the only sanctuary in Italy dedicated to the memory of Saint Patrick has sat in Colzate. Numerous people visit this sacred place every year, also to admire the extraordinary view from its...

The Altavilla (in French, Hauteville) were one of the most important and influential families of the Normans. In 1061, they began a campaign of conquest in Southern Italy, which until then had been un...

Genius men sometimes do more when they work less, because they are thinking about inventions and forming the perfect idea in their minds, which they later express with their hands.' Leonardo Da Vinci...

Solo Trumpet: Leo Capezzuto