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Category: LIGHT CONCERT MUSIC Composer: John Williams Arranger: Peter Graham
The outstanding success of his scores for the films of George Lucas and Steven Spielberg thrust the modest and self-effacing John Williams into the limelight to such an extent that he became the natural choice as composer for a theme to open the 1985 Olympic Games held in Los Angeles. Williams did not disappoint and produced a stately, ceremonial march preceded by a stirring fanfare.
Categories: LIGHT CONCERT MUSIC, SUMMER 2020 SALE TITLES Composer: James Curnow
Duration: 03:37 Grade 4.0
Normally £48.00 - only £42.95 in our SALE - limited stock.
Dramatic fanfares announce a flowing main theme,creating an atmosphere of exhilaration and anticipation.Commissioned for the 1996 Atlanta Centennial Olympics,Olympic Fanfare and Theme will make a brilliant opener forany occasion
Category: LIGHT CONCERT MUSIC Composer: John Williams Arranger: Christian Jenkins
Olympic Spirit was written for the 1998 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea. John Williams was commissioned to write a follow up to his 1984 Olympic Fanfare & Theme composed for the Los Angeles Olympic Games. duration - 2.55
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The recording is "ECHOES of the EAST" on Doyen DOY CD195
Category: LIGHT CONCERT MUSIC Composer: Handel Arranger: Jonathan Bates
Whilst many will not know the music by name, upon hearing a few bars, the music is recognisable as one of Handel's most famous works. This however was not always the case. 'Ombra Mai Fu' is the opening Aria from the opera 'Serse' which was a failure upon its release, lasting only five performances following its premiere. Thankfully the work was rediscovered some years later and became one of the most famous classical music pieces we know today. Originally composed to be performed by a castrato singer, Jonathan Bates has now arranged this timeless classic into a beautiful cornet solo that would feature well in both the concert hall and bandstand.
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