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CLASSIC CONCERT BAND WORKS Sunday, October 28, 2012 BOVACO Catalog ‐ CLASSIC CONCERT BAND WORKS Sunday, October 28, 2012 Catalog# Price 1001 Nights Waltz Johann Strauss /arr. L. P. Laurendeau BOV‐S2092‐00 $70.00 10th Reg't. March W. Paris Chambers BOV‐S3191‐00 $60.00 The 12th Regiment March Two Step Harry J. Lincoln /arr. Frank Hoyt Losey BOV‐S3497‐00 $60.00 12th Street Rag E. L. Bowman /arr. C. E. Wheeler BOV‐S3071‐00 $60.00 1812 Overture Peter I. Tschaikowsky /arr. L. P. Laurendeau BOV‐S2061‐00 $95.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S2061‐01 $10.00 1st Brigade MVM March David Wallace Reeves BOV‐S3621‐00 $60.00 1st Reg't. N. G. S. M. March Thomas Preston Brooke BOV‐S3092‐00 $60.00 20th Century March Frank Hoyt Losey BOV‐S3517‐00 $60.00 22nd Regiment March Victor Herbert /arr. Otto Langey BOV‐S3374‐00 $60.00 2nd Reg't Conn. N. G. March David Wallace Reeves BOV‐S3626‐00 $60.00 2nd Reg't P.M. March Robert Browne Hall BOV‐S3327‐00 $60.00 2nd Reg't. B. R. I. M. March Herbert L. Clarke BOV‐S3208‐00 $60.00 8th Regt. Quick March W. Paris Chambers BOV‐S3150‐00 $60.00 All amounts are USD. Prices are subject to change without notice. Page 1 BOVACO Classic Concert Band Works (by title) Catalog# Price A Frangesa! March P. M. Costa /arr. L. P. Laurendeau BOV‐S3215‐00 $60.00 A. O. U. W. March David Wallace Reeves BOV‐S3601‐00 $60.00 Academic Festival Overture Johannes Brahms /arr. Vincent Frank Safranek BOV‐S1025‐00 $80.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S1025‐01 $10.00 Acceleration Waltz Johann Strauss /arr. Erik W. G. Leidzen BOV‐S2163‐00 $110.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S2163‐01 $12.00 From the "Waltz King," Johann Strauss comes this magnificent and lavish concert waltz. Arranged exclusively for BOVACO by master musician Erik Leidzen. Beautiful! Acorn Cub March Roland Forrest Seitz BOV‐S3658‐00 $60.00 Across The Danube March John Philip Sousa BOV‐S3689‐00 $60.00 Adieu Mayhew Lester Lake BOV‐S0923‐00. $55.00 Adieu; The Swan Adieu Franz Schubert /arr. Dan Godfrey BOV‐S1002‐00. $85.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S1002‐01. $10.00 Adieu; Serenade and Three Irish Dances Key signature: C and Eb Adjutant King's March David Wallace Reeves BOV‐S3001‐00 $60.00 Adjutant Phelp's March W. E. Barrington‐Sergeant BOV‐S3055‐00 $60.00 Adjutant Sickle's March March J. O. Brockenshire BOV‐S3072‐00 $60.00 The Adjutant's March Alfred F. Weldon BOV‐S3796‐00 $60.00 All amounts are USD. Prices are subject to change without notice. Page 2 BOVACO Classic Concert Band Works (by title) Catalog# Price Admiral Farragut March Frank Hoyt Losey BOV‐S3514‐00 $60.00 Admiral Higginson's March Herbert L. Clarke BOV‐S3203‐00 $60.00 Admiral Stosch March Carl Lantann BOV‐S3438‐00 $60.00 The Advance Guard March J. C. Heed BOV‐S3337‐00 $60.00 The Advocate‐Messenger March Leonard B. Smith BOV‐S0797‐00 $70.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S0797‐01 $9.00 Aeroplane Dip Hesitation Waltz Arthur Pryor /arr. Mayhew Lester Lake BOV‐S0695‐00 $65.00 Afifi March Arthur Pryor BOV‐S3566‐00 $60.00 Africaine Suite Paul LaCome /arr. Dan Godfrey BOV‐S2048‐00 $85.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S2048‐01 $10.00 Africana Characteristic Dance Mayhew Lester Lake BOV‐S3414‐00 $60.00 After Sunset Intermezzo Arthur Pryor BOV‐S0816‐00 $55.00 Agresseur, L' March Edwin Eugene Bagley BOV‐S3041‐00 $60.00 Aguero, paso doble Jose Franco BOV‐S2012‐00 $75.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S2012‐01 $9.00 Ah! Cupid Victor Herbert /arr. Herbert L. Clarke BOV‐S0760‐00 $50.00 Excerpted from: Prince Ananias All amounts are USD. Prices are subject to change without notice. Page 3 BOVACO Classic Concert Band Works (by title) Catalog# Price Aida Selection Giuseppe Verdi /arr. L. P. Laurendeau BOV‐S0896‐00 $85.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S0896‐01 $10.00 Aida Ballet Music Giuseppe Verdi /arr. Tom Clark BOV‐S2083‐00 $95.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S2083‐01 $10.00 Al Fresco Victor Herbert /arr. Herbert L. Clarke BOV‐S1059‐00 $55.00 Alabama Dance J. F. Gilder /arr. John Philip Sousa BOV‐S2017‐00 $50.00 Albanian March Robert Browne Hall BOV‐S3293‐00 $60.00 Alexander's Ragtime Band Irving Berlin /arr. Mayhew Lester Lake BOV‐S3061‐00 $60.00 Algeria Selection Victor Herbert /arr. Tom Clark BOV‐S0861‐00 $75.00 Algeria March and Two‐Step Victor Herbert /arr. Tom Clark BOV‐S3342‐00 $60.00 Alhambra Marche Espagnole W. Paris Chambers /arr. Julius S. Seredy BOV‐S3133‐00 $60.00 All In Line March James M. Fulton BOV‐S3264‐00 $60.00 Allegretto Scherzando Ludwig Van Beethoven /arr. Theodore Moses Tobani BOV‐S1011‐00. $85.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S1011‐01. $10.00 Allegretto Scherzando; Andante from 5th Symphony Excerpted from: Symphony No. 8 Althotas March Orion R. Farrar BOV‐S3229‐00 $60.00 Always Forward March Jean M. Missud BOV‐S3524‐00 $60.00 All amounts are USD. Prices are subject to change without notice. Page 4 BOVACO Classic Concert Band Works (by title) Catalog# Price Am I A Wizard? March Victor Herbert BOV‐S3345‐00 $60.00 Am Meer Franz Schubert /arr. Franz von Blon BOV‐S0735‐00 $65.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S0735‐01 $8.00 Alternate/translated: By The Sea Key signature: C Ambassador Polka Frank Hoyt Losey BOV‐S2164‐00 $60.00 The Ambassador March Edwin Eugene Bagley BOV‐S3042‐00 $60.00 Ambassadors March David Wallace Reeves BOV‐S3602‐00 $60.00 Ameer Selection Victor Herbert /arr. Otto Langey BOV‐S0860‐00 $65.00 Ameer Waltzes Victor Herbert /arr. Heed BOV‐S2032‐00 $65.00 The Ameer March Victor Herbert /arr. Otto Langey BOV‐S3343‐00 $60.00 America Henry Carey /arr. Leonard B. Smith BOV‐S0556‐00 $60.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S0556‐01 $7.00 America; The Star Spangled Banner As performed by the Detroit Concert Band, Leonard’s arrangement is available in three different keys: Ab, Bb, and C (Detroit Concert Band fans note: we always played it in C!). Key signature: Ab America Henry Carey /arr. Leonard B. Smith BOV‐S2304‐00. $60.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S2304‐01. $7.00 America; Star Spangled Banner As performed by the Detroit Concert Band, Leonard’s arrangement is available in three different keys: Ab, Bb, and C (Detroit Concert Band fans note: we always played it in C!). Key signature: Bb All amounts are USD. Prices are subject to change without notice. Page 5 BOVACO Classic Concert Band Works (by title) Catalog# Price America Henry Carey /arr. Leonard B. Smith BOV‐S2305‐00. $60.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S2305‐01. $7.00 America; Star Spangled Banner As performed by the Detroit Concert Band, Leonard’s arrangement is available in three different keys: Ab, Bb, and C (Detroit Concert Band fans note: we always played it in C!). Key signature: C America March Allesandro Liberati /arr. F. J. St. Clair BOV‐S3449‐00 $60.00 America First March John Philip Sousa BOV‐S3690‐00 $60.00 America the Beautiful Samuel Augustus Ward /arr. Erik W. G. Leidzen BOV‐S0711‐00 $65.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S0711‐01 $8.00 SATB, SSA, TTBB vocals included America Victorious March Edwin Eugene Bagley BOV‐S3043‐00 $60.00 The American Belle March Robert Browne Hall BOV‐S3294‐00 $60.00 American Cadet March Robert Browne Hall BOV‐S3295‐00 $60.00 American Champion March Leonard B. Smith BOV‐S3680‐00 $60.00 American Enterprise March & Two‐Step Charles Sanglear BOV‐S3637‐00 $60.00 American Fantasie Victor Herbert /arr. Otto Langey BOV‐S1060‐00 $70.00 The American Girl March Victor Herbert BOV‐S3344‐00 $60.00 American Girls March Thomas V. Short BOV‐S3677‐00 $60.00 All amounts are USD. Prices are subject to change without notice. Page 6 BOVACO Classic Concert Band Works (by title) Catalog# Price The American Red Cross March Louis Panella BOV‐S3556‐00 $60.00 American Rose Waltz Victor Herbert /arr. Harold Sanford BOV‐S0684‐00 $60.00 American Trumpeter March Mayhew Lester Lake BOV‐S3415‐00 $60.00 American Wheelman Galop Thomas Preston Brooke BOV‐S3083‐00 $60.00 Americus March Orion R. Farrar BOV‐S3230‐00 $60.00 The Ames Zouaves March Thomas Preston Brooke BOV‐S3084‐00 $60.00 Amicizia March W. Paris Chambers BOV‐S3134‐00 $60.00 Amina Serenate Egyptienne Paul Lincke BOV‐S1169‐00 $60.00 Among the Roses A Summer Idyl Mayhew Lester Lake BOV‐S0805‐00 $55.00 Anaconda Copper Mines Band March Roland Forrest Seitz BOV‐S3659‐00 $60.00 Anchor And Star March John Philip Sousa BOV‐S3691‐00 $60.00 Anchors Aweigh March Charles A. Zimmerman /arr. George F. Briegel BOV‐S3814‐00 $60.00 Andante Ludwig Van Beethoven /arr. Theodore Moses Tobani BOV‐S1011‐00 $85.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S1011‐01 $10.00 Allegretto Scherzando; Andante from 5th Symphony Excerpted from: Symphony No. 8 All amounts are USD. Prices are subject to change without notice. Page 7 BOVACO Classic Concert Band Works (by title) Catalog# Price Andante waltz Felix Mendelssohn /arr. W. Winterbottom BOV‐S2086‐00. $75.00 Andante; The Grenadiers Excerpted from: from the Reformation Symphony Angelus Jules Massanet /arr. R. E. Hildreth BOV‐S0930‐00 $55.00 Excerpted from: Scenes Pittoresque Animali Suonanti Domenico Gatti /arr. Birley Gardner BOV‐S1082‐00 $65.00 Extra condensed score BOV‐S1082‐01 $8.00 Anniversary March Charles Sanglear BOV‐S3638‐00 $60.00 Anvil Chorus Giuseppe Verdi /arr.
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