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BØRRESEN Marche Funébre (SØRGEMARCH)

BØRRESEN Marche Funébre (SØRGEMARCH)

Louis Chedid: T’as beau pas être beau

T'As Beau Pas Être Beau

ABBOTT MARCHE ACCORDÉON DE CONCERT

ABBOTT MARCHE ACCORDÉON DE CONCERT

SCHUBERT FRANZ MARCHE SOLENELLE OP40 ORGAN BOOK

SCHUBERT FRANZ MARCHE SOLENELLE OP40 ORGAN BOOK

DEBUSSY MARCHE ECOSSAISE (WEEKLEY/ARGANBRIGHT) PIANO DUET

DEBUSSY MARCHE ECOSSAISE (WEEKLEY/ARGANBRIGHT) PIANO DUET

Mon Beau Sapin

Mon Beau Sapin

BIZET ARLÉSIENNE (L') N° 14 MARCHE DES ROIS PIANO

BIZET ARLÉSIENNE (L') N° 14 MARCHE DES ROIS PIANO

François Couperin F.& Exaudé: Marche des Grivetus & Menuet (Recorders 2)

Marche (SS or TT); Menuet (SS or AA)

Marche gaie : arranged for piano by Caroline Potter

Written for chamber orchestra in 1916, Marche gaie has been arranged for piano solo in this edition.

GOUNOD MIREILLE N° 15 AIR EN MARCHE SOPRANO CHANT ET PIANO

GOUNOD MIREILLE N° 15 AIR EN MARCHE SOPRANO CHANT ET PIANO

Georg Friedrich Handel: Petite Marche (Classiques No.319) (Violin & Piano)

G.F.Handel (1685-1759) is considered as one of the greatest composers to have ever lived. Therefore, when violinist, Georges Catherine arranged  Petite Marche  for Violin and Piano, it was very well-received. G.F.Handel was a German-born baroque composer who spent the majority of his life in England. His works remain ever popular to this day and Catherine 's transcription of  Petite Marche  for Violin and Piano ensure that the composer's much loved works are more accessible. For all violinists, this Catherine arrangement of Handel 's  Petite Marche  is essential.

Marche Pontificale

In 1950, Pope Pius XII selected Marche Pontificale from the OrganSymphony No. 1, by French composer Charles Gounod, as the officialhymn of the Vatican. The first rendition of the official hymn took placein the same year, in Saint Peter?s Square in Rome, played by sevenmilitary bands. To celebrate the 80th birthday of Pope Benedict XVI in2007, Wil van der Beek has produced a first-class arrangement of thisfamous work for concert band.

Marche Funebre

'The Marche funebre is a piano transcription of the concluding part of the symphonic poem Kossuth composed in summer 1903. The snappy rhythmic motif of the dramatic introduction bore the inscription 'Danger threatens the fatherland' in the score. After it, we hear the tragic funeral-verbunk form of the Kossuth theme, over a heroic ostinato accompaniment reminiscent of late Liszt. Contrasting with this, there follows an exciting sequential treatment of the 'valiant heroes' theme, and this peters out to the Hungarian-style runs that had previously appeared in the 'Danger threatens the fatherland' motivic group. Finally, during the resigned conclusion of the piece (X.'A hopeless silence reigns'), the Kossuth theme disintegrates into its various motifs, as if 'dying'.' (HCD 32524 Bartók New Series Vol. 24, István G. Németh) Territorial restrictions may apply. Please ask before ordering.

DANIEL-LESUR ANDREA DEL SARTO N° 5 CHANSON DE SPINETTE BEAU CHEVALIER

DANIEL-LESUR ANDREA DEL SARTO N° 5 CHANSON DE SPINETTE BEAU CHEVALIER

Frederick Archer: March Triomphale For Organ

Marche Triomphale

Jean Francaix: Marche Solennelle (Marche Du Sacre)

Aida Marche

Marche Triomphale

Marche Macabre

Marche Militaire

Grade 3 1st Part - Eb Alto 2nd Part - Eb Alto 3rd Part - Bb Tenor 4th Part - Eb Baritone or Bb Bass 5th Part - Eb Baritone 6th Part - Eb Alto or Bb Tenor 7th Part - Eb Alto or Bb Tenor

Marche Humoresque

Joyeuse Marche

Marche Piano

Marche Diabolique

This sinister-sounding march is perfect for directors looking for something completely different. Using elements from a traditional march set in a contemporary framework, the music is based on tritone intervals surrounded by expansive, dark harmonic language. A wealth of percussion adds great color to the unsettling character of the music. Intriguing!