Daniel Bukvich composer

Agincourt Hymn Daniel Bukvich

Kategorie / Categorie: Concert Band Concert Band Grade 4 & Up Besetzung / Instrumentation: Concert Band Verlag / Publication: Wingert-Jones Publications AE Bukvich employs 17 different percussion instruments and the singing of all the wind instrumentalists in this epic composition named for the English victory in 1415 at Agincourt.

Dinosaurs Daniel Bukvich

Dinosaurs was written specifically for educational purposes in a realistic setting. It was commissioned by the Moscow Junior High band in Moscow, Idaho. The conductor, Dale Kleinert, requested a piece with rhythmical intensity, using some minimalism, singing, accessory instruments with the same kind of integrity and respect as traditional instruments, and challenging percussion ...

Ballroom Portraits Daniel Bukvich

Concert Band Grades 4 & Up, Daniel Bukvich, Festival Band - Grades 4 & Up This lively and enjoyable piece, scored for the advanced band, is a salute to the famous vaudeville, stage and screen dancers of the early 20th century. Daniel Bukvich’s brilliant orchestrations take you back in time to the Broadway stage, the Savoy Theatre and the Hollywood screen. Amazing! Movements in ...

Cowboys Daniel Bukvich

Kategorie / Categorie: Concert Band Concert Band Grade 3-3.5 Besetzung / Instrumentation: Concert Band Verlag / Publication: Wingert-Jones Publications AE Cowboys is a piece in five movements, each of which makes use of the resources of the pentatonic scale. The first movement conjures up western or cowboy images, while the following movements offer a 5/8 dance-like work, call ...

Symphony #1 In Memoriam Dresden 1945 Daniel Bukvich

This emotional contemporary work has gained widespread acceptance in recent years. Written in remembrance of the firebombing of the German city of Dresden, Bukvich combines the most traditional techniques with the most contemporary, including representational notation. Symphony No. 1 (In Memoriam Dresden, 1945) was written as Dan Bukvich's master's thesis. The piece was origin ...

Voodoo Daniel Bukvich