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| African Noel: Brass Band:
Score and Parts
Ensemble de cuivres [Conducteur et Parties séparées]
75.50 GBP - vendu par Musicroom GB |
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| Stef Minnebo: An African
Tale: Brass Band: Score
Ensemble de cuivres
Beriato Music
19.99 GBP - vendu par Musicroom GB |
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| Carl Wittrock: The
African Connection: Brass
Band: Score & Parts
Ensemble de cuivres
Gobelin Music Publications
Carl Wittrock's wide interest in global folk-music resulted in this concert-piec...(+)
Carl Wittrock's wide interest in global folk-music resulted in this concert-piece based on original African rhythms. Obviously the percussion section has a conspicious role to play but the band too may indulge itself in moments of thoroughly delightful excitement. The introduction depicts the awakening of nature and develops into a dance. The (main) motif of this dance is from a dance entitled Apollo and comes from Gambia. Its accompaniment consists of an ostinato pattern by balaphon-master Maudo Susa. The quiet middle movement is based on the rhythm of the 'gigbo' : a traditional dance from Ghana. In the final movement -which also bears a slight resemblanceto a theme from 'The Lion King'- the so-called 'Kono' rhythm is used. The work is played most advantageously using djembes. Challenge and please your percussion section with 'The African Connection'.
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| David Stock: M'bonda na
Mabinda: Brass Band and
Solo: Score
Ensemble de cuivres
Lauren Keiser Music Publishing
for African Drums and Brass Band
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| Van McCoy: African
Symphony: Brass Band:
Score
Ensemble de cuivres
De Haske Publications
12.99 GBP - vendu par Musicroom GB |
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| Carl Wittrock: The
African Connection: Brass
Band: Score
Ensemble de cuivres
Gobelin Music Publications
Carl Wittrock's wide interest in global folk-music resulted in this concert-piec...(+)
Carl Wittrock's wide interest in global folk-music resulted in this concert-piece based on original African rhythms. Obviously the percussion section has a conspicious role to play but the band too may indulge itself in moments of thoroughly delightful excitement. The introduction depicts the awakening of nature and develops into a dance. The (main) motif of this dance is from a dance entitled Apollo and comes from Gambia. Its accompaniment consists of an ostinato pattern by balaphon-master Maudo Susa. The quiet middle movement is based on the rhythm of the 'gigbo' : a traditional dance from Ghana. In the final movement -which also bears a slight resemblanceto a theme from 'The Lion King'- the so-called 'Kono' rhythm is used. The work is played most advantageously using djembes. Challenge and please your percussion section with 'The African Connection'.
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