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Secondary School Concert and Big Bands WARNING THE AUSTRALIAN SCHOOL BAND & ORCHESTRA FESTIVAL MUSIC PREVIOUSLY PLAYED HELD ANNUALLY THROUGH JULY, AUGUST & SEPTEMBER A non-competitive, inspirational and educational event Secondary School Concert and Big Bands WARNING: Music Directors are advised that this is a guide only. You should consult the Festival conditions of entry for more specific information as to the level of music required in each event. These information on these lists was entered by participating bands and may contain errors. Some of the music listed here may be regarded as too easy or too difficult for the section in which it is listed. Playing music which is not suitable for the section you have entered may result in you being awarded a lower rating or potentially ineligible for an award. For any further advice, please feel free to contact the General Manager of the Festival at [email protected], visit our website at www.asbof.org.au or contact one of the ASBOF Advisory Board Members. www.asbof.org.au www.asbof.org.au I [email protected] I PO Box 833 Kensington 1465 I M 0417 664 472 Percy Grainger Premier Event Music Previously Played Title Composer Arranger Aust A Longford Legend Robert Sheldon Abram's Pursuit David Holsinger Along an English Countryside Richard L. Saucedo America" from West Side Story Leonard Bernstein M Brown An Australian Rhapsody Ralph Hultgren Yes Annandale Chronicles Ed Huckeby Arabesque Samuel Hazo Arabesque Samuel Hazo Armenian Dances Part II: Lorva Horovel Alfred Reed At Dawn They Slept Jay Bocook Buckaroo Holiday from Rodeo Aaron Copland Kenneth Megan Bugler's Holiday Leroy Anderson Michael Edwards Bushdance Ralph Hultgren Yes Canticle of the Creatures Jim Curnow Caribbean Hideaway James Barnes Children's March: Over"Over the the hills hills and and far far away"Percy Aldridge Grainger Yes away Percy Grainger Chorale And Alleluia Howard Hansen Chorale and Shaker Dance John Zdechlik Colonial Song Percy Grainger Yes Convergence John Moss Cry of the Last Unicorn Rossano Galante Curtain Up! Alfred Reed Danceries Kenneth Hesketh December Dance Andrew Boysen, Jr. Divertimento for Band OP. 42 Vincent Persichetti Early One Morning Percy Grainger Yes Eine Klein Yiddische Ragmusik Adam Gorb El Camino Real Alfred Reed El Camino Real Alfred Reed Entry March of the Boyars Johan Halvorsen Esprit De Corps Robert Jager Estampie W.Francis. McBeth Evening Song C.C. Scholefield Jan de Haan Eye of the Falcon Ed Huckeby Fanfare from La Peri Paul Dukas Robert Longfield Fantasia on an Irish Folksong Steven J. Capaldo Yes Fantasy On A Japanese Folk Song Samuel R. Hazo Festive Overture op.96 Dmitri Shostakovich Donald Hunsberger Festivo Vaclav Nelhybel Douglas E. Wagner Finale Haydn Trumpet Concerto Franz Joseph Haydn Frank Erickson First Suite in Eb (Intermezzo and March) Gustav Holst Four Dance Episodes Gary P. Gilroy Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold John P. Paynter Four Scottish Dances movts I and II Malcolm Arnold From the Eye of the Storm Ayatey Shabazz Galileo - Concert March Thomas Doss Galop Dmitri Shostakovich trans. Donald Hunsberger Greensleaves Traditional Alfred Reed Handel in the Strand Percy Grainger Richard Franko Goldman Hanover Festival Philip Sparke Homage Jan Van Der Roost I Am Andrew Boysen Jnr Into The Sun Jody Blackshaw Yes Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Grainger Yes Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring J.S Bach Alfred Reed Kaddish W. Francis McBeth Kosciuszko Brendan Collins Lauds (Praise High Day} Ron Nelson Legend of the Ancient Hero Benjamin Yeo Lincolnshire Posy movts I, II, and VI Percy Grainger Yes Liturgical Dances David R. Holsinger Llwyn Onn Brian Hogg Lux Aurumque Eric Whitacre Mooreside March Gustav Holst Gordon Jacob Moravian Folk Rhapsody Robert Sheldon Morton Bay Traditional Steven J. Capaldo music for a jubilant Occassion Greg Butcher Yes My Robin Is To The Greenwood Gone Percy Aldridge Grainger Fred Sturm Niagara Falls Michael Daugherty O Magnum Mysterium Morten Lauridsen H. Robert Reynolds On a Hymnsong of Phillip Bliss David R. Holsinger Oregon Jacob de Haan Overture to Candide Leonard Bernstein Pablo! Richard Meyer Pacem Robert Spittall Persistence Richard Saucedo Pilatus Mountain of Dragons Steven Reineke Prelude in the Dorian Mode Antonio De Cabezon Percy Aldridge Grainger Quest of the Undaunted Knight Greg Hillis Rikudim Jan Van der Roost Rising Dragons Robert W. Smith Roller Coaster Otto M. Schwarz Roller Coaster - a Symphonic Sketch Otto M. Schwartz Russlan And Ludmilla Overture M. Glinka Frank Winterbottom Second Suite in F Gustav Holst Shepard's Hey Percy Aldridge Grainger Loras J. Schissel Sound and Smoke Viet Cuong Spoon River Percy Grainger Yes Symphony Number 3 Boris Kozhevnikov The "Gum-Suckers" March Percy Aldridge Grainger Edited by: R. Mark Rogers Yes The Appian Way Ottorino Respighi The Gum-sucker's March Percy Grainger Edited by R. Mark Rogers The Hornets' Nest Ralph Hultgren The King of Love My Shepherd Is Irish Hymn tune (St Columbia) Dan Forrest The Little Ghost Waltz Graham Howard Yes The Rakes of Mallow Leroy Anderson The Symphonic Gershwin George Gershwin Warren Barker The Symphony Of Souls Robert W. Smith They Led My Lord Away Adoniram.J.Gordon Fred.J Allen They Shall Run and Be Free Brant Karrick Three Celtic Dances Brian Balmages Towards a New Horizon Steven Reinecke Tune in a Popular Style from In A Nutshell Percy Grainger R. Mark Rogers Yes When the Stars begin to fall Fred Allen Whirlwind Brendan Collins Yes Ye Banks and Braes O' Bonnie Doon Percy Grainger Yes Stanhope Event Music Previously Played Title Composer Arranger Aust An Australian Rhapsody Ralph Hultgren Yes Country Gardens Percy Grainger Sousa, Brion, Schissel Yes Excuberance Adrin Hallam Yes Fantasia on an Irish Folk Melody Steven J. Capaldo Yes Green Bushes Grainger Daehn Yes Handel In the Strand Percy Aldridge Grainger John Phillip Sousa Yes Horkstow Grange Percy Grainger Johnnie Vinson Yes Horkstow Grange Percy Grainger Michael Sweeney Yes Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Grainger Yes Letter From Sado Jodie Blackshaw Yes Irish Tune from County Derry Percy Grainger Yes Shepherd's Hey Grainger edited R. Mark Rogers Yes Terpsichorean Dances Jodie Blackshaw Yes The Little Ripper March David Stanhope Yes The Man From Snowy River B Rowland Barry Bignell Yes The Recessional William Whiting and John BacchusJoan Dykes Thorpe Yes Walking Tune Percy Grainger Yes Whirr, Whirr, Whirr!!! Ralph Hultgren Yes A Childhood Hymn Holsinger A Little Concert Suite - I. Intrada; IV. Gigue Alfred Reed Accolada Ed Huckeby Africa D Paich, J Porcaro Jerry Davis Alice in wonderland Danny Elfman Robert Brown Alto Whirlwind, solo feature for alto saxophoneBrendan Collins Amazing Grace John Newton Frank Ticheli Ancient Aires and Dances Ottorino Respighi Jerry Brubaker And the Angels Called James Swearingen Anthem of Praise Ralph Hultgren Arabesque Samuel R. Hazo Atzlan Victor Lopez Avalanche Jonathan McBride Ave Maria Schubert Ticheli Best Foot Forward Ronald Hanmer Beyond the Heavens and into the Clouds Richard Saucedo Bright Lights! Robert Sheldon Bulgarian Dances Franco Cesarini Celtic Ritual John Higgins Chorale and Shaker Dance John Zdechlik Chorale Prelude 'O Worship the King, All Glorious Above' Johann Michael Haydn Setting by James Swearingen Choreography Robert Sheldon Confluence Richard Saucedo Countdown Larry Neeck Crossgate James Barnes Cry of the Last Unicorn Rossano Galante da funk Herbert Dance of the Amazons Andrew Glover Danzas Cubanas Robert Sheldon Danzon Bernstein Bocock Death By Tango Edward Fairlie Edward Fairlie Death or Glory R B Hall Declaration Overture Claude T Smith Dedicatory Overture Clifton Williams DeerPath Dances David R. Holsinger Drayton Hall Espirit Francis McBeth Driven David Jones Droyldsen Wakes David Stanhope Drums of Saamis Samuel R.Hazo Eiger - A Journey to the Summit James Swearingen Eighties Flashback Various Paul Murtha El Camino Real Alfred Reed el Capitan Sousa Emperata Overture Claude T. Smith Encanto Robert W. Smith Espana Cani Pascual Marquina John Moss Excelsior Brian Hogg Excerpts from the Firebird Igor Stravinsky Jay Bocook Exhilaration Larry Clark Fanfare and Processional Brian Hogg Fanfare and Triumph James Swearingen Fanfare for the Common Man Aaron Copland Robert Longfield Fanfare for Tomorrow R W Smith First Suite In Eb Gustav Holst First Suite in Eb - Intermezzo Holst Gabriel's Oboe Ennio Morricone Robert Longfield Gain Wisdom Brian Hogg Ghost Fleet Robert Sheldon Glorioso Ed Huckeb Gypsies David Jones Hallelujah Leonard Cohen Michael Brown Heather Wood Portrait James Barnes Hide and Seek Imogen Heap Jay Bocook Imaginarium Randall D. Standridge Imani Shaun O'Loughlin In Stillness Brian Hogg In This Quiet Place Robert Sheldon Indah Pagi Brian Hogg Intermezzo for Band Jan de Haan Into The Light Jay Bocook Invercargill Alexander Frame Lithgow Joan Thorpe Jubilance James Swearingen Jumeirah Jane Katy Abbott Kosciusko Brendan Collins Lasst Uns Erfreuen Music from Geistliche KirchengesangeTim Rowland Lightning Fi3eld John Mackey Llywn Onn Traditional Brian Hogg Lux Aurumque Eric Whitacre March to the Scaffold Hector Berlioz Custer March: Celebration and Glory James Swearingen Mars Holst Maynard Madness Victor Lopez Men of Ohio Henry Fillmore Loras Schisel Michael Jackson Through the Years Momentum Brian Hogg Movie Magic David Marshall Music from the Incredibles Michael Giacchino Jay Bocook Night Flight James Swearingen On A hymn of Phillip Bliss David Holsinger On a Hymnsong of Phillip Bliss David R Holsinger On Wings of Magic Naoya Wada Oregon Jocab de Haan Ouverture Festive Andre Waignein
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