Tim Paton
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QUICKVIEWA Rachmaninoff Prelude
£30.00In the words of the arranger, Tim Paton, “If you like the music of Rachmaninoff, then you will love this piece!” This arrangement for brass band really sets off the spectacular sound that we all know of Rachmaninoff, with busy, melodic bass lines, and a middle section in his well known ‘romantic’ style.
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QUICKVIEWCowboy Carol
£25.00A lovely, innovative version of this well known carol, including the optional opportunity for the band to sing or combine their performance with a choir or soloist. A great piece of music to bring a big ending to a festive concert.
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QUICKVIEWEleanor Rigby
£30.00In this artful arrangement for brass band by Tim Paton, this 1966 hit from The Beatles has been successfully scored, recreating the evocative sounds of the original, and presenting a wonderful must-have concert item.
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£30.00This duet for Eb tenor horn with brass band has been skillfully scored by Tim Paton, recreating this popular melody brought to fame by singer Robbie Williams. (Also available as a full brass band version).
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QUICKVIEWHampstead Heath
£30.00Tim Paton has arranged this “lively, exciting and beautiful piece” for brass band, bringing the forgotten music of the 19th/20th century light music composer, John Holliday, into the modern spotlight. It celebrates those days gone by when public parks became a hive of activity during any public holiday, with the imagery of the sun shining, stalls and bazaars, bands and entertainers.
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QUICKVIEWHere’s That Rainy Day
£30.00Trombone Solo, taken from the stage musical ‘Carnival in Flanders’. Includes big band jazz style with ‘written’ improvisation-sounding soloist sections.
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QUICKVIEWHot Gospel
£30.00Tim Paton has creatively arranged for brass band this selection of familiar hymns/religious songs to create a 5-movement, gospel-styled work. With features for soloists across the band and a great mix of styles including swing, traditional jazz, blues, and calypso, this makes for a versatile concert feature either as a complete piece piece (9 minutes); using the alternative optional cuts (4.5 minutes); or simply by cherry-picking the individual movements in order to spotlight the different styles/melodies/soloists of your choice.
Also available for wind/concert band.
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March of the Toons
£30.00An entertaining mixed concert march. (Also available for Concert Band).
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Meditation
£25.00Based on “God so Loved the World”
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Mr Crump!
£30.00Otherwise known as “The Memphis Blues”. A great dixieland number for brass band.
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My Little Welsh Home
£30.00A beautiful Welsh song arranged for brass band (with optional solo vocal or unison choir) by Tim Paton. Written in memory of his late mother, and bringing the emotional sentiment of the lyrics into the spotlight.
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QUICKVIEWNational Express
£30.00Entertaining brass band arrangement with big feature for solo trombone.
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QUICKVIEWNeruda
£30.00Soprano cornet solo with brass band accompaniment.
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On Ilkley Moor Pastiche
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Presley In Mind
£30.00Includes: “Are You Lonesome Tonight?”, “Can’t Help Falling in Love”, and “Wonder of You”.
Whether you like Elvis or not, audiences will love this medley. Three of his well known ballads, to which the audience can sing along.
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Presley In Mind 2
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Reach
£30.00The S Club 7 classic comes to life for brass band!
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Star Trek – The Original … a Musical Episode
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QUICKVIEWThe Wind Beneath My Wings
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Three Pieces from Czechoslovakia
£30.00From Janacek’s “Glagolitic Mass”. Complete set includes ‘Introduction’, ‘Organ Solo’ and ‘Intrada’.
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Varushkin
£30.00Variations on a Russian folk tune.
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Will You Love Me Tomorrow
£30.00This haunting song from the early 1960’s, sung by The Shirrelles, (better remembered as “Will you still love me tomorrow”), has been creatively scored as a feature for tenor horns and baritones. But the arranger assures that “there is still plenty to do for the rest of the band”.
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