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Orion : Slow March

There are all sorts of marches: fast and slow, solemn and energetic, military and civil, procession and funeral. Orion is a so-called ‘slow march’. However the moderate tempo does not make a passive or heavy impression. On the contrary, this march contains natural optimism and spontaneity. The persistant ‘pulse’ gives this majestic march a noble character

Slow March with Celebration

Slow March takes as its structural inspiration the traditional New Orleans funeral music played by brass bands. A slow dirge is played as the funeral cortege exits from the church and begins the journey toward the cemetary, afterwhich the music becomes festive and up-tempo to send the soul off to a happier place. (4:30)

Slow Hot Wind (Lujon)

Originally an instrumental composition by Henry Mancini, this engaging tune has been used in various film scores, and later recorded by recording artists such as Sarah Vaughan and Sergio Mendes. Here's a smooth version for young players that features the entire ensemble.

How slow the Wind

How Slow the Wind

How Slow the Wind

Slow Movement from Golden Peak

Golden Peak is a concert piece that takes us deep into the world of volcanoes of the Auvergne in central France. They are dormant volcanoes whose origins date back from 7,000 to over 65 million years ago. Among the most well-known are the 80 volcanoes of the Chaîne des Puys, a spectacular natural environment ranking among the most fascinating landscapes in the world. The title of this dynamic and rhythmic piece is a reference to the local spa town of Mont-Dore and calls upon all sections of the orchestra. The composer made a beautiful instrumentation of the very mellow yet riveting central theme of this composition for woodwind ensemble with optional percussion

The Valiant Knight : Slow March

Slow Dance : for six players

Niels Viggo Bentzon: Sonata For Baritone Saxophone And Piano Op. 485

A slow and expressive piece for Baritone Saxophone and Piano.

A Real Slow Drag for Concert Band

Pastorale

A great traditional slow piece from the standard repertoire. Perfect to work on sound, phrasing and intonation.

Knights Of Destiny

This new overture (fast-slow-fast) from Michael Sweeney opens with a dynamic unison statement and features powerful percussion writing throughout. The lyrical slow section includes a short trumpet solo and lush woodwind scoring.Mike's unique use of harmonies and dramatic effects makes this particularly impressive for younger players.

Don't Stop Me Now

The music of rock group Queen is always fun to play, and particularly this hit featuring solo alto sax in the slow opening, then the full band rockin' out in the fast section. There's a brief solo for alto sax, then a return to the slow tempo for the finish.

Here's That Rainy Day

Featuring an easy solo for alto sax, here's one of the great slow jazz ballads of all time. A best-seller.

How Slow the Wind : for Soprano and String Quartet

Orion

There are all sorts of marches: fast and slow, solemn and energetic, military and civil, procession and funeral. Orion is a so-called ‘slow march’. However the moderate tempo does not make a passive or heavy impression. On the contrary, this march contains natural optimism and spontaneity. The persistant ‘pulse’ gives this majestic march a noble character

Carl Nielsen: Ved En Ung Kunstners Båre (At The Bier Of The Young Artist) - Parts

Ved En Ung Kunstbers Baare (At The Bier Of The Young Artist), a slow lament by Carl Nielsen, written for strings. Parts.

Bent Sørensen: String Quartet No.2 'Adieu' (Parts)

Score available: KP30120 The composer writes:The slow choral-like music which initiates "Adieu" was the result of an image or almost a dream that I had. Without being able to explain why, I imagined a procession of people, maybe medieval munks, wearing large gray mantles with Ku-Klux-Klan-like white cowls on their heads, something like a funeral procession. The title Adieu is partly a comment on this funeral procession, but also used because the piece is split up by three slow-ascending glissandi, a kind of "farewell glissandi" which removes the intervening music. The first absorbing glissando is soft and removes both the slow funeral choral and the agitating figures in the first half of the piece. The second glissando is given only to the cello and crawls out from the elegiac melodies in the middle part. The third and "final" glissando is intense and agitating, and prepares the way for the end of the piece. This end primarily deals with the relationship fast - slow. This relationship is turned topsy turvy: the music gets faster and faster until it is so fast that it suddenly becomes slow, so slow in fact that it is very quickly able to become extremely fast again.

Mickey Mouse March

Alway a hit in performance, this playful piece of nostalgia receives a creative, yet easy Jennings treatment. It features a slow, expressive introduction.

Geneva

This celebratory work by Timothy Broege uses alternating fast and slow segments to showcase a variety of colors and contrasting musical styles. The slow sections feature brief solos for alto sax and trumpet, while the fastsections utilize a driving pulse and creative interplay between the winds and percussion. Dynamic contrasts and creative harmonies round out this marvelous work. Dur: 5:40 (Includes full performance CD)

I Wish

This invigorating chart stays true to the classic sound of its creator Stevie Wonder. It features a medium slow groove and a flexible solo section. Guaranteed fun.

The Nearness Of You

Written as a solo vehicle for tenor sax, Mark has created a marvelous setting on this Hoagy Carmichael standard using a sensuous slow Latin groove. Very effective!

Lo Svago : Wind quintet No 2

The alternation between fast and slow movements in this piece is reminiscent of the nice diversity that can be expected in a traditional suite, and this provides an excellent opportunity for woodwind quintet. The variation between the witty ideas of the three fast movements and the relaxing lull of the two slow movements along with the rhythmic occurrences that take place throughout this work make for an animated and interesting composition.

Trombone Concerto

Satoshi Yagisawa’s Trombone Concerto is both impressive and original at the same time. It features a slow-fast-slow structure with each movement being connected to the next. The second movement, with its rich choralelike writing, is especially noteworthy, bringing out the warmest and most delicate sounds of the trombone. Yagisawa also takes extreme care in how the soloist and band interact with each other, creating an unforgettable work!