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Melody Bober: Scotland Sunrise

Light, cheerful piece features a simple melody with an open 5th drone in the left hand. Students will explore left-hand melodies with right-hand chordal accompaniments, cross-hand arpeggios and octave playing.

SEK 80.00

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Brian Balmages: Conquest

Uses only 5 notes!Opening with a drone, the melody begins in unison and then expands with simple harmonies in rhythmic unison. A second section includes pulsating band hits interspersed with brief section features. An easy new work for your first concert.

SEK 685.00

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Scottish Traditional: Dumfries Place

This fun-to-play dance music is based on a Scottish jig and reel. The two traditional Scottish melodies, Highlander?s Jig and Dumfries Place, are combined in an intriguing arrangement by Robert D. McCashin. An occasional drone is heard among the rhythmic drive of the supporting instruments, giving everyone an exciting role in this tribute to some of the most popular types of Scottish music!

SEK 685.00

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David A. Myers: An Irish Tale

Based on the folk song While History?s Muse (subtitled Air: Paddy Whack), this delightful arrangement in 3/4 has all the characteristics of a lighthearted Irish dance. A tambourine and clarinet drone set the stage for the flute melody that is eventually passed throughout the ensemble. A key change to E= builds until the piece returns to the lighthearted style of the opening one last time. Great writing for young bands! (1:55)

SEK 685.00

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Soon Hee Newbold: Ships of Ireland

Surrounded by the sea, Ireland has historically relied on its ships as a means of transportation, trade, fishing, and exploration. Soon Hee Newbold uses various instruments to convey the rocking of the boats as well as the waves in the water. The celtic melody shines throughout over an occasional drone in the bass voices. A pizzicato section adds color and intensity to this vibrant work for strings. Strongly consider this one for your next concert!

SEK 897.00

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Quincy C. Hilliard: Irish Festival

Quincy C. Hilliard uses two Irish folksongs as the inspiration for this new festival work. A drone opens the work which quickly moves to a simple, yet creative setting of The Last Rose of Summer. A slow, lyrical treatment of the same folk song serves as the middle section of the piece. The final section is based on The Rake of Mallow and makes use of ample percussion as the piece propels toward a powerful conclusion.

SEK 897.00

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Melody Bober: Scotland Sunrise

Brian Balmages: Conquest

Scottish Traditional: Dumfries Place

David A. Myers: An Irish Tale

Soon Hee Newbold: Ships of Ireland

Quincy C. Hilliard: Irish Festival

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