Red Mountain

We all set ourselves certain goals in life, some of which can be compared to mountains and are not always easy to reach. Red Mountain depicts these moments, variously strewn with doubts, confidence, calm and emotions. Red Mountain won the audience’s prize at the EBBA 2012 composition competition.

Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer

Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer told the story of Rudolph, a young reindeer who was teased by the other deer because of his large, glowing, red nose. But, when Christmas Eve turned foggy the former outcast saved Christmas by leading the sleigh by the light of his red nose. This version for concert band by Naohiro Iwai is perfect as a cheerful interlude and will soon find a firm place in your Christmas repertoire.

Red Mountain

We all set ourselves certain goals in life, some of which can be compared to mountains and are not always easy to reach. Red Mountain depicts these moments, variously strewn with doubts, confidence, calm and emotions.

RUDERS P SYMPHONY NO 4 ORG ORCH RED

RUDERS P SYMPHONY NO 4 ORG ORCH RED

Simply Red On Tour

Simply Red conquered the world with their new and unique sound, resulting in several hits that remain popular today. The popular arranger Wolfgang Wössner has once again made a spectacular medley using the best known songs from this iconic band:Something Got Me Started, Money’s Too Tight (To Mention), Holding Back the Years, Stars and Fairground! This medley will get you started!

The Red Stone

This composition was commissioned by the Musique Municipale d’Ingwiller, for the occasion of their 150th anniversary. The source of inspiration for this work was the municipality of Ingwiller in the French region, Alsace. The title of the work refers to the many buildings there that are made of red sandstone, and to the ‘Schlembe’, a train connecting Ingwiller with Bouxwiller for sixty years. It consists of 4 movements, all related to the city of Ingwiller and its history. This bright and positive work offers beautiful melodic themes, slow passages perfect for working on intonation and phrasing, as well as pleasant parts for percussion.This composition was commissioned by the Musique Municipale d’Ingwiller, for the occasion of their 150th anniversary. The source of inspiration for this work was the municipality of Ingwiller in the French region, Alsace. The title of the work refers to the many buildings there that are made of red sandstone, and to the ‘Schlembe’, a train connecting Ingwiller with Bouxwiller for sixty years. It consists of 4 movements, all related to the city of Ingwiller and its history. This bright and positive work offers beautiful melodic themes, slow passages perfect for working on intonation and phrasing, as well as pleasant parts for percussion.

Red Hot Chili Peppers : Greatest Hits

The iconic American rock band ‘Red Hot Chili Peppers’ were founded in the early 80’s, and are to this day one of a few bands with such a long and impressive record of musical achievement. Richard Johnsen made a perfectly playable arrangement, withoutcutting out any stylistic qualities of the originals. The medley consists of the songs Californication, Under the Bridge and Snow (Hey Oh). Rock your audience!

Bert Appermont: The Red Stone (Score/Parts)

This composition was commissioned by the Musique Municipale d’Ingwiller, for the occasion of their 150th anniversary. The source of inspiration for this work was the municipality of Ingwiller in the French region, Alsace. The title of the work refers to the many buildings there that are made of red sandstone, and to the ‘Schlembe’, a train connecting Ingwiller with Bouxwiller for sixty years. It consists of 4 movements, all related to the city of Ingwiller and its history. This bright and positive work offers beautiful melodic themes, slow passages perfect for working on intonation and phrasing, as well as pleasant parts for Percussion.

The Red Tower : Based on the painting by Giorgio de Chirico

The Red Tower was inspired by the painting of the same name (La Torre Rossa) by the Italian artist Giorgio de Chirico, and was awarded first prize in the International Composition Contest in Oman. One of the towers of the mediaeval walls of the Italian town of Soncino (home to the band for whom Johan de Meij wrote the work for) shows a remarkable resemblance to the tower in the work of De Chirico.

Red Giant

Red Rhythmico

The Red Tower : Based on the painting by Giorgio de Chirico (1888-

The 2nd movement of The Venetian Collection refers to a painting by the Italian artist Giorgio de Chirico, and was commissioned by the Banda Civica di Soncino [Italy]. One of the main towers of the ancient walls that surround themedieval town of Soncino, La rocca sforzesca, has a significant resemblance with the tower on De Chirico's painting. De Meij has constructed an exciting and warm-blooded work, based on a simple four-note motif, with lyric solopassages for bassoon, bass clarinet and soprano saxophone in the middle section. In November of 2000, THE RED TOWER was awarded 1st Prize in the International Composition Competition of OMAN. (Duration 8:30)

Red Prince Ouverture

Red River Valley

Hot, Red, Cold, Vibrant

Iris Flight Concert Ukulele - Red

The Red Pony : Film-Suite for Band

Contents: Dream March · Circus March · Walk to the Bunkhouse · Grandfather's Story · Happy Ending.

Aulis Sallinen: Red Line Op. 46 (Vocal Score)

This was composed in 1978 and the fisrt UK performance was at the Wigmore Hall, London on 17 January 1979.

Suite from The Masque of the Red Death : for Orchestra

Valencia guitar 200 Series 4/4 Size Classical Guitar - Trans Red

Manufactured to our exacting standards, in our own factory in Indonesia, the Series 200 starts with a Sitka spruce top, nato body and jabon neck for balanced tone. A distinctive, see-through satin finish reveals the inherent beauty of our tonewoods. An ebonized mahogany fingerboard and mahogany bridge completes the elegant look.All Series 200 models feature an arched back for increased tonal response and projection, a unique attribute amongst guitars in this price range.SPECIFICATIONS:Top: Sitka SpruceBack & Sides: NatoTop Binding: ABS – BlackNeck: JabonFingerboard: Ebonized MapleNeck Binding: ABS– BlackNeck Side Dots: YesFrets: 19 Frets; NickelBridge: Ebonized MapleBridge Saddle: PlasticRosette Decoration: Valencia “Bat” motifMachine Heads: Nickel Plated with Cream ButtonsScale: 4/4 = 650mm (25 5/8”)Nut Width: 4/4 = 52mm (2 1/16”)Finish: Satin/Matt Manufactured to our exacting standards, in our own factory in Indonesia, the Series 200 starts with a Sitka spruce top, nato body and jabon neck for balanced tone. A distinctive, see-through satin finish reveals the inherent beauty of our tonewoods. An ebonized mahogany fingerboard and mahogany bridge completes the elegant look.All Series 200 models feature an arched back for increased tonal response and projection, a unique attribute amongst guitars in this price range.SPECIFICATIONS:Top: Sitka SpruceBack & Sides: NatoTop Binding: ABS – BlackNeck: JabonFingerboard: Ebonized MapleNeck Binding: ABS– BlackNeck Side Dots: YesFrets: 19 Frets; NickelBridge: Ebonized MapleBridge Saddle: PlasticRosette Decoration: Valencia “Bat” motifMachine Heads: Nickel Plated with Cream ButtonsScale: 4/4 = 650mm (25 5/8”)Nut Width: 4/4 = 52mm (2 1/16”)Finish: Satin/Matt

Colorado : Overture on a Traditional Arapaho Folk Song

The main theme of this overture is based on an old Indian song from the Arapaho tribe. The name Colorado comes from the Spanish word meaning ‘coloured’. This term was originally used to refer to the river, as its waters turned red when running at full speed through the canyons, eroding the red stone. The State of Colorado is famed for no fewer than four National Parks, each providing breath-taking views. Let your imagination run wild as you travel through these amazing lands, with the help of the lively music with a great beat and fantastic colour

Vongole ! : for Solo Eb Baritone Saxophone and Concert Band

This concerto for baritone saxophone was commissioned by saxophonist Makoto Asari, who is a close friend of the composer. VONGOLE ! consists of three movements Spumante (Sparkling wine), Bianco (White) and Rosso (Red). It is a unique and welcome addition to the baritone saxophone repertoire.

A Fireside Christmas

A super chart from a super arranger! As you would expect, Sammy Nestico has given a new look and his special touch to each of these Christmas favorites. It's just what you need for your holiday concert. Includes: I'll Be Home ForChristmas, The Christmas Song, Frosty The Snowman and Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer.

Echoes From Russia (Arr. Van Der Beek) (Score/Parts)

To create the musical material of this medley, the arranger drew upon the rich arsenal of Russian folk songs and dances. Familiar traditional tunes have been combined with less well-known, but certainly no less interesting manifestations of folk music. In this attractive arrangement the following melodies are featured: 'The Volga Boatmen Song', 'The Jolly Chap', 'The Red Sarafan', 'The Forest Glade', 'The Nightingale and the Gopak'.

Antonín Dvorák: Piano Concerto g minor op. 33

Written in one fell swoop and polished for ages: thus arose one of the most significant works of Czech piano music. Dvorák’s G-minor Piano Concerto was composed in barely two months in 1876 only to be refined for more than seven years before it finally appeared in print. As a result, Dvorák’s handwritten score abounds in changes and corrections. The 141-page autograph bears impressive witness to the work’s extraordinarily difficult gestation. Besides the original text, it contains annotations in lead, red and blue pencil as well as red ink, not to mention many passages hidden beneath pasted slips of paper. Until 1990 the score was owned by Dvorák’s heirs. At the instigation of thepianist András Schiff and with his generous financial support we can now present the first complete facsimile edition of this exhilarating document in a high-quality reproduction that uncannily resembles the original to the last jot. Readers are invited to track down and follow the stages in the work’s genesis. An ideal gift for the “Dvorák Centenary Year” in 2004 … and of course there after as well.