Trevor Ford

A tasteful mix of christmas standards, surprisingly arranged by one of our greatest composers

In 1992 I attended a band festival in the south of France where I met the conductor of a fanfare band from Luxembourg, Robert Köller. He was kind enough to say some encouraging words to me about one o...

The Introduction is in an A-B-A form where the first fanfare-like majestic theme passes from group to group of the instrumentation. This is followed by a dialog duet between alto saxophone and euphoni...

This piece is partly a tribute to an Irish troubadour named Percy French who lived from 1854 to 1920. Although not so many people outside Ireland have heard of his name he wrote the music and texts to...

There are many composers who are remembered for one particular work and this piece is a good example of that category. Many people will recognise the theme at once but cannot put a title or composer t...

The winds referred to in the title of this march have nothing to do with the weather of course. They are the wind instruments of the band, although this is not entirely true because there is also an i...

Decennium, meaning 10 years, is not only an overture in sonata form but also music with a programme. It traces the inception and development of one man`s idea and how he created a new music publishing...

There are two well known tunes to this popular Christmas carol. One of them is used mainly in USA the other in England and it is the latter which is used in this arrangement. An 8 bar lullaby introduc...

Piano accompaniment also available

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In 1992 I attended a band festival in the south of France where I met the conductor of a fanfare band from Luxembourg, Robert Köller. He was kind enough to say some encouraging words to me about one o...

The Introduction is in an A-B-A form where the first fanfare-like majestic theme passes from group to group of the instrumentation. This is followed by a dialog duet between alto saxophone and euphoni...

This piece is partly a tribute to an Irish troubadour named Percy French who lived from 1854 to 1920. Although not so many people outside Ireland have heard of his name he wrote the music and texts to...