Music from Kantara Brass Band - Sheet Music

Despite the exotic sounding title, the origins of Kenneth Downies fine composition are somewhat more prosaic. When the composer and his wife moved into a new home they were intrigued to find it called Kantara. Not wanting to upset the outgoing owners, and wishing to find out more, they decided to keep the name.Some judicious research found that Kantara was a ruined castle in Northern Cyprus which the previous owners had once visited. A picture of it was left hanging on the wall of the house for the new owners to enjoy.Written in 1993 for the National School Band Association Composer Competition, it has subsequently been used at youth and senior level - from the National Youth Band Championships of Great Britain to the Pontins Championship.The three-movement work is in no way descriptive, but each has individual character - from a light hearted spiritoso followed by a short lyrical middle section to an animated presto finale.

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Ensembles:
Brass Band
Publishers:
Just Music
Format:
Set of Parts Score and Parts
Item types:
Physical
Usages:
School and Community
Shipping Weight:
4.2 pounds

Brass Band

SKU: BT.WOBRSJM31133

Composed by Kenneth Downie. Concert Piece. Set (Score & Parts). Composed 2016. Just Music #WOBRSJM31133. Published by Just Music (BT.WOBRSJM31133).

Despite the exotic sounding title, the origins of Kenneth Downies fine composition are somewhat more prosaic.
When the composer and his wife moved into a new home they were intrigued to find it called Kantara. Not wanting to upset the outgoing owners, and wishing to find out more, they decided to keep the name.
Some judicious research found that Kantara was a ruined castle in Northern Cyprus which the previous owners had once visited. A picture of it was left hanging on the wall of the house for the new owners to enjoy.
Written in 1993 for the National School Band Association Composer Competition, it has subsequently been used at youth and senior level - from the National Youth Band Championships of Great Britain to the Pontins Championship.
The three-movement work is in no way descriptive, but each has individual character - from a light hearted spiritoso followed by a short lyrical middle section to an animated presto finale.

Ensemble:
Brass Band
Publisher:
Just Music