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Morning In Cornwall. From his ‘Birds Of Paradise’ album, this evocative James Last original is a winner with all audiences. |
James Last arr. Steve Sykes |
£18.00
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Order no. pp001
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We’ve Only Just Begun. For full band, but featuring a solo quartet of cornet, Flugel, Horn and euphonium. |
Paul Williams arr. Steve Sykes |
£18.00 |
pp002 |
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Daydream Believer. The ‘Monkees’ Sixties hit, a great melody and fun to play too. |
John Stewart arr. Liam Walsh |
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Let The River Run. From the movie ‘Working Girl’. An exhilarating arrangement. |
Carly Simon arr.Steve Sykes |
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Paris Metro. Highly descriptive musical portrait—ideal for entertainment contests. |
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Under The Double Eagle. Florid ‘concert’ version of this most of famous marches. Commissioned for the ‘Brass In Concert’ contest. |
J.F.Wagner arr. Steve Sykes
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Everybody Needs Somebody To Love. Break out the dark glasses for this Blues Brother’s classic! Popular hit performed by the ‘Blues Brothers’. |
Berns/Burke/Wexler arr. Liam Walsh
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Excalibur. A ‘Contest’ style march in the finest tradition. A wonderful addition to your programme' |
Chris North.
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Dancing Chorus. Finale from ‘8 Russian Folk Songs’. A sparkling orchestral transcription. |
Anatol Lyadov arr. Chris North
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Toccata. Inspired by the ‘Sky’ hit from the ‘70’s, this arrangement is the original and still the best! |
JS Bach arr. Steve Sykes.
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March |
Chris North |
£15.00 |
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Pavane—The Battle
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T.Susato arr. Steve Sykes |
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