Solo
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Adagio (Soprano Cornet)
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This Beautiful melody is a mixture of old and new. The solo starts in classical style before being brought up to date with the feel of a modern ballad then reverting to the classical style to finish.
A great addition to your Soprano Cornet player’s repertoire.
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All By Myself (Eb Soprano Cornet)
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The huge 1975 hit for Eric Carmen which has been covered by artists such as Celine Dion, Frank Sinatra and Only Men Aloud.
Originally commissioned by Amanda Gardner from the Lanner & District Silver Band this arrangement has been a huge hit with audiences.
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An Huni a Garav (Eb Tenor Horn)
£10.00Add to basketWritten for Kevin’s Partner Barbara “An Huni a Garav” translates from the cornish language as “The one that I Love.”
This Beautiful melody will well into any concert programme.
Tenor Horn Legend Gordon Higginbottom described it as: “A lovely piece, a nice change to have a good melody not ruined by loads of twiddly bits, a real beauty.”
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An Huni a Garav (Eb Tenor Horn)
£28.50Add to basketScore & Parts
Written for Kevin’s Partner Barbara “An Huni a Garav” translates from the cornish language as “The one that I Love.”
This Beautiful melody will well into any concert programme.
Tenor Horn Legend Gordon Higginbottom described it as: “A lovely piece, a nice change to have a good melody not ruined by loads of twiddly bits, a real beauty.”
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Berceuse de Jocelyn (Bb Edition)
£10.00Add to basketBb Cornet, Bb Flugelhorn, Bb Baritone (TC), Bb Trombone (TC) or Bb Euphonium (TC) with piano accompaniment
Benjamin Godard’s Berceuse de Jocelyn has been a favourite for many years especially on the slow melody contest circuit. This arrangement stays faithful to the original by Godard with the different rhythms in the first and second recitatives.
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Berceuse de Jocelyn (Eb Edition)
£10.00Add to basketEb Tenor Horn or Eb Soprano Cornet with piano accompaniment
Benjamin Godard’s Berceuse de Jocelyn has been a favourite for many years especially on the slow melody contest circuit. This arrangement stays faithful to the original by Godard with the different rhythms in the first and second recitatives.
