Andresen - Concerto Danica - Euphonium and Concert Band Symphony Orchestra with Soloist

Andresen - Concerto Danica - Euphonium and Concert Band Symphony Orchestra with SoloistConcerto Danica by Mogens Andresen ( 1945 ) for Euphonium and Concert Band. Concerto Danica was written for Kristian Berger Christensens debut concert from the Royal Danish School of Music. The Concert is written as a concept of regions in Denmark Jylland Sjlland and Fyn. The piece is being used for competitions throughout Denmark, and is a very well written piece of music. Challenging and virtuos ending, but starts out mellowly and cantabile, with

Joy of man´s desiring

"When I am laid in earth"

This arrangement includes:

Elves' Hill was commissioned by Frederik VI for the wedding of his daughter Vilhelmine Marie and Frederik Carl Christian (later Frederik VII) and premiered on November 6

Last Christmas - arranged for Brass Quintet

and he became master of choristers there in 1583

Brumley - Arranged by Brian Bindner

While Dean lived in Europe for 3 years he had the opportunity to travel to many different countries

wich is due to the fact that demobilized military musicians settled as village-musicians and wrote down signals and marches in order to use them between the dances

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685 - 1750) - Concerto in c minor BWV 1030 / arr

Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral - by Richard Wagner - arranged for Horn Quartet by Jack Gale

Score/Piano part