GEO composer. Philip Sparke the famous dance, but gives it new cwists and turns of rhythm and metre, Halfway through the Cowboys are beard, singing in the distance and everything ment. Dance interjections cut through the on everything starts up again. A great ~—— CONCERT BAND SERIES ——— Catalogue No: Full Score Set finel weave}. 10607 Seore only: (1001PHILIP SPARKE Philip Sparke was born in London and studied composition, trumpet and piano at the Royal College of Music where he gained an ARCM. It was while he was at the College that his interest in bands'agose. composition professor, Philip Cannon, had formed a symphoni¢'i first-year wind players and encouraged his pupils to write-for’itAn interest in brass bands followed and Philip Sparke formed a band from. amongst fellow students, writing several works for them. In. 1975 he was awarded frst prize in a competition organiséd by the Schools Band Association of the overture ‘The Prizewinners’ and at about the same time wrote ‘Concert Prelude’ which was his first work to be pi A growing interest in his music lead to several commissions, including one for the test-piece for the Centennial Brass Band Championship in New Zealand - ‘The Land of the Long White Cloud’. : iS. the BBC and various band ch National Championship in. Further commissions followed from individu: associations including ‘London Overitine!sfors 1984 as well as Area (‘A Malvern Suite"}iand. Finals (“Music for a Festival’) pieces for the National Championships of Great in. He has three times won the EBU New Music for Bands Competitionygeprescniting the BBC - ‘Skyrider’ and * Slipstream’ winning the March séction,ir#1985 and 1987, and ‘Orient Express’ the Freestyle section in 1986. Also “The Year of the Dragon’, commissioned in 1984 by the Cory Band, was set fof the European Championship in Cardiff 1986 also saw commissions from Desford, Foden and the Cambridge Bands as well as the Salford College of Technology.1n 1987 he was asked to write the Championship Finals test-piece for rhe prestigious ‘Nationals’ at the Royal Albert Hall (‘Harmony Music’) as wellias,*Endeavour’ for the 1988 ‘World Championship’ held is Brisbane as part of the Australian Bicentennial Festival of Bands. He was appointed ser-in-Residence at Salford College of Technology for 1990-92. His coriducting arid:adjudicating activities have taken him to Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Belgium, Holland, Germany, Canvey Island, Switzerland, New Zealand, Austgilia anid the USA. 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(March) CANONS AND CADENZAS COMEDY OVERTURE CONCERTO FOR TIMPANI AND BAND DANCES FROM MORNING OF THE YEAR DOWNLAND SUITE (A) DREAMS AND FANCIES FANTASIA ON AN ENGLISH FOLK SONG ashing Away with a Smoothing Iron) FANTASY TRIPTYCH FLGAL. CONCERTO (A) (Flute, Oboe and small Wind Band) GALLOPING MAJOR (The) JOURNEY AND CELEBRATION LAND OF THE LONG WHITE CLOUD MARITIME OVERTURE (A) MOORSIDE SUITE (A) NORTHERN LAMENT OXFORD SCHERZO RESURGAM SINFONIETTA SINFONIETTA SONGS OF THE WEST SUITE INBb SYMPHONY AD 78 SYMPHONY OF WINDS TROMBONE CONCERTO CARTOON CIRCUS RING DAWN FLIGHT DEFENDERS, THE FETE GALANTE . NEW HORIZONS (LrtimpetiC ROYAL TOURNAMENT | SIR GODFREY KNELU R’S MARCH CHORAL NO FOR ORGAN (Chosen Gems for:Winds No:3) OMENSCH BEWEIN DEIN SUNDE GROSS (Chosen Geins for: Winds'No. 1) PRELUDE IN THE DORIAN MODE, (Choseri Gems for Winds No.2) TUSCAN SERENADE (Euphonium Feature) Philip Sparke Ord Hume, arr. D. Walker David Bedford John Ireland, . arr. Ray Steadman: Hen Gordon Jacob™ Holst, arr. Geoffrey Brand Jol Ireland, arr. Ray Steadman, Allen rand Holst, arr. D. Wright Derek Bourgeois Bryan Kelly Eric Ball, arr. Geoffrey Brand “Holst, arr. James Curnow Gordon Jacob Gordon Jacob Derek Bourgeois Derek Bourgeois ‘Paul Hart ‘Paul Hart Philip Wilby Rodney Newton Joseph Horovitz Gordon Langford Derek Bourgeois Gordon Jacob * GRAINGER'S CHOSEN GEMS FOR WINDS César Franck, arr. Grainger Bach/Grainger, ed. Brion/Brand de Cabezon, arr. Grainger Fauré, arr, Percy GraingerBARN DANCE AND COWBOY HYMN FULL SCORE 1 1ST F HORN 1 PICCOLO 2 2ND F HORN 1 1ST FLUTE 3 3RD F HORN 1 2ND FLUTE 3 4TH F HORN 1 1ST OBOE 1 1ST Bb CORNE 2 2ND OBOE* 4 RN 2 Eb CLARINET* i 2 IST Bb CLARINET 4 2 2ND Bb CLARINET 4 2 3RD Bb CLARINET 4 2 Eb ALTO CLARINET* 2 2ND TRO. ONE, 2 B> BASS CLARINET 2 _ BASS TROMBONE 2 1ST BASSOON 1 2 2ND BASSOON* 1 2 AST Eb ALTO SAXOPHONE 2 6 2ND Eb ALTO SAXOPHONE 2 Bb TENOR SAXOPHONE 2 Eb BARITONE SAXOPHONE* 2 PERCUSSION 3 2 TUNED PFRCUSSION 2 [PORTANT All sets sold outside SA an ‘ Trombones 4 Bb B. inada include transposed parts for Eb Horns, Bb All sets sold on the,continent of Europe also include transposed parts for Bb ‘Trombones (°), Bb Basses (Tubas) ¥ and Eb Basses () and @). Parts marked wi an Asterisk (*) are NOT ESSENTIAL, although their presence will obviously enable'a fuller realisation of the composer's intontions to be achieved. Catalogue No. 10001