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brass, timpani and percussion: for the Royal National Theatre: Brass ensemble: 1975: Roaring Fanfare: brass (3 trumpets, 3 trombones, 2 bass trombones) and percussion: Brass ensemble: 1979: Medley: brass band: Brass ensemble: 1979: Salute for Sir Robert Mayer on His 100th Anniversary: brass (12 trumpets) and percussion: Brass ensemble: 1935 ...
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A category for composers who have specifically written or arranged works for British-style brass bands. (Composers whose works have been arranged by others for the genre should not be included.) Pages in category "Brass band composers"
Habla, Bernhard “Printed Editions of Music for Brass Bands and Military Bands by German and Austrian Publishers in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century” in Brass Scholarship in Review: Proceedings of the Historic Brass Society. Pendragon Press, 2006, p. 171-185. OCLC 1576471055. Heilman, Jason Stephen.
Later compositions were published by Fred Richardson's "The Cornet Brass and Military Band Journal". This latter journal, and rights to all the pieces featured therein, were later acquired by music publishers Wright and Round who continue to publish a selection of George Allan compositions as part of their archive catalogue. Allan also self ...
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Sea Songs, Quick march for military and brass bands (1923) Arranged by composer for orchestra (1942) Toccata Marziale for military band (1924) Overture: Henry V for brass band (1933/34) Flourish for Wind Band (1939) Prelude on Three Welsh Hymn Tunes for brass band (1955): 1. Ebenezer; 2. Calfaria; 3. Hyfrydol; Variations for brass band (1957)
All six pieces are scored for torviseitsikko [] (in Swedish: hornseptett), a "specifically Finnish" kind of brass septet [1] that originated in 1870 [b] when the Finnish composer, music arranger, and military band leader Adolf Leander [] founded the first torviseitsikko within the Guards' Band, [c] the premiere ensemble of the Finnish Defense Forces (then in service to the Russian tsar ...