Partitions Patrick Verhaegen pour orchestre d'instruments à vent

Kommen Sie mit auf eine Konzertreise und betreten die prachtvolle Stadt Rom der Antike mit ihren Gärten, Festen und Gladiatoren.

Kommen Sie mit auf eine Konzertreise und betreten die prachtvolle Stadt Rom der Antike mit ihren Gärten, Festen und Gladiatoren.

Light and short opening piece by Patrick Verhaegen written for the 3-day Easter course of K.F. De Berthoutzonen in 2001, hence the title. All sections of the band are being introduced. During the 2nd...

'Chasing the Mob' was written for a youth music camp with as theme 'the mafia'. The composer combined a jazzy theme with a Sicilian folk song. Let studs mafia hunters deal with the meanest mafiosi on...

In 'Sweet Jubilations' the chorale 'In dulci jubilo' by J.S. Bach is used next to a fast dance version of the same melody. In an imaginative elaboration different versions of the melody carry us toan...

This work the composer wrote to personate the feeling you get when you look straight in the air: everything starts to spin and you feel your life to the tips of your toes.

Serene composition by Belgian composer Patrick Verhaegen, written as a tribute to the passionate music lover.

Who has not stood in the kitchen with Mom in his youth? Who has not looked at how the dough was baked in the oven, the vegetables were chopped. In 'Sorcery's Kitchen' composer Patrick Verhaegen was in...

Also young bands or lower section bands need bigger works, composer Patrick Verhaegen wrote them a concert piece in a modern style. Writen for the youth band of 'Koninklijke Fanfare De Eendracht' from...

Christmas medley: 'De herderkens' - 'Er is een kindeke' - 'Herders, Hij is geboren'. Perfect for your Xmas concert with choir. Lyrics only in Dutch!

A Dutch Christmas song, the oldest known version is 17th century but is probably originated in the 15th century.

'The Rocky Road to Dublin' is a fast-paced 19th century Irish song about a man's experiences as he travels to Liverpool (England) from his home in Tuam (Ireland). The words were written by D.K. Gavan.