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EC567
Original Dixieland Jazz BandTry with ScoreFlipper™ "The Livery Stables Blues" was composed in 1917, and recorded by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band in the same year. It is generally...
EC530
Joplin, ScottTry with ScoreFlipper™ "The Maple Leaf Rag" is an early rag composed by Scott Joplin. First published in 1899, it has become one of his most recognizable...
BB-BQ050602
Bagley, Edwin E.Try with ScoreFlipper™ Clever march that incorporates the National Anthem - perfect for those Independence Day celebrations. This arrangement is part of our Boulder...
ABP0259
Fauré, Jean-BaptisteTry with ScoreFlipper™ We often struggle to find Brass Quintet music that's appropriate and special for Palm Sunday. This is it! The Palms is an Easter...
EC544
Williams, Clarence and SpencerTry with ScoreFlipper™ The "Royal Garden Blues" was composed in 1919 by Clarence and Spencer Williams, and popularized by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band. It is...
EC516
Smith, John StaffordTry with ScoreFlipper™ Three settings. Traditional in 3/4 - brass quintet only Contemporary in 4/4 - brass quintet only Jazzy vocal in 4/4 backed by brass quintet
AOS537
Sousa, John PhilipTry with ScoreFlipper™ "The Stars and Stripes Forever" is a patriotic American march widely considered to be the magnum opus of composer John Philip Sousa. By act...
AOS1486
Palestrina, Giovanni Pierluigi daTry with ScoreFlipper™ The Strife Is O'er, the Battle Done comes from the 17th-century Latin hymn, Finita iam sunt proelia, the popular English-language translation...
AOS006
Sousa, John PhilipTry with ScoreFlipper™ "The Thunderer" was a Sousa March dedicated in 1889 to the Knights Templar of Washington DC, three years after Sousa was inducted into...
EC564
Sousa, John PhilipTry with ScoreFlipper™ "The Thunderer" is a famous march by American composer John Philip Sousa.
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