Major Works

John Rutter

Finale, from Mass of the Children

Paul Noble - Bandmusicpdf.net · Mass of the Children 5. Finale Mass of the Children represents something new in the composer’s work insofar as it was conceived with an integral role for a children’s choir alongside an adult mixed...

Ralph Vaughan Williams

Five Variants of Dives and Lazarus

Paul Noble - Bandmusicpdf.net · Five Variants of 'Dives and Lazarus' - Ralph Vaughan Williams; arr. by Paul Noble Five Variants of Dives and Lazarus is a Concert Band arrangement from the original work for string orchestra and harp by Ralph...

Julius Fucik

Florentiner March

User 561932992 · Florentiner March: Julius Fucik; arr. by Paul Noble The Florentiner March, “Grande marcia Italiana,” was written in 1907 by the prolific Bohemian (Czech) composer and bandmaster Julius Fučik, in Budapest. He is...

Alun Hoddinott

Four Welsh Dances (Set 1)

Paul Noble - Bandmusicpdf.net · Four Welsh Dances (Set 1)- Alun Hoddinott; arr. by Paul Noble Paul Noble - Bandmusicpdf.net · Four Welsh Dances (Set 1) - Alun Hoddinott; arr. by Paul Noble The 1958 Welsh Dances of Alun Hoddinott are...

Edward Elgar

Froissart Concert Overture

Paul Noble - Bandmusicpdf.net · Froissart Concert Overture Paul Noble - Bandmusicpdf.net · Froissart Concert Overture Paul Noble - Bandmusicpdf.net · Froissart Concert Overture Froissart, Op. 19, is a concert overture by Edward...

Edward Elgar

Funeral March from Grania and Diarmid

  Paul Noble · Funeral March from Grania and Diarmid - Edward Elgar; arr. by Paul Noble The "Funeral March" from Elgar's "Grania and Diarmid" is a piece of music characterized by a grand, somber tone, often described as "heroic melancholy,"...

Amy Beach

Gaelic Symphony, 4th movement

User 561932992 · Gaelic Symphony, 4th Movement (n) In January of 1894, Amy Beach began composing her most ambitious and extensive work, the Gaelic Symphony, op. 32. Completed in the spring of 1896, the four movement work was inspired by a...

John Rutter

Gloria (Complete)

Gloria (a concert work, despite the use of a religious text) in fact marks the occasion of Rutter’s very first US engagement. The words come from the second section (the Hymn of Praise) of the Ordinary of the Mass, which in the liturgy...

John Rutter

Gloria I

Gloria (a concert work, despite the use of a religious text) in fact marks the occasion of Rutter’s very first US engagement. The words come from the second section (the Hymn of Praise) of the Ordinary of the Mass, which in the liturgy follows...

John Rutter

Gloria II

Gloria (a concert work, despite the use of a religious text) in fact marks the occasion of Rutter’s very first US engagement. The words come from the second section (the Hymn of Praise) of the Ordinary of the Mass, which in the liturgy follows...

John Rutter

Gloria III

Gloria (a concert work, despite the use of a religious text) in fact marks the occasion of Rutter’s very first US engagement. The words come from the second section (the Hymn of Praise) of the Ordinary of the Mass, which in the liturgy follows...

John Rutter

Gloria, from Mass of the Children

Paul Noble - Bandmusicpdf.net · Mass of the Children 2. Gloria Mass of the Children represents something new in the composer’s work insofar as it was conceived with an integral role for a children’s choir alongside an adult mixed...