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Ancient civilizations represent many things about life as we know it today: power, beauty, intelligence, and ambition. This piece reflects all of these qualities, from the driving force of the ancient armies, to the elegance of ancient architecture.

The Lion Heart" is a great way to describe one who is brave, be it a soldier, knight, or a member of society who risks their lives everyday to keep others safe. The piece is meant to be strong from start to finish, with some short contrasting sections. This fun symphonic march offers interesting parts for all.

The title of this suite refers to the headdress (the glen") worn by the cadets of the Lorne Scots Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps, and the "galley" is the Galley of Lorne, which is displayed on the coat of arms for the Dukes of Argyll. This piece is set in three contrasting sections, each with a Scottish feel: "The Sapling Grows, " "Colonel Parker, " and "For Our Heritage.

This piece contains two distinctively different themes---a traditional European folk song sounding melody and a Japanese inspired one. Each melody is introduced on its own, then they are combined---with both themes playing simultaneously! This creates a very effective and beautiful sonority. This piece was written to celebrate the twinning of two cities---one in Canada and the other in Japan. (2:25)

David Marlatt's arrangement of Santa's Sleigh Ride is a creative arrangement for brass choir of Up on the Housetop" as it would be heard in various cultures from around the world. The original melody has been mixed with traditional songs or has been modified to fit the style of music well known to these cultures. Regions covered by Santa during this clever arrangement include the Caribbean, Hawaii, India, Japan, and the USA.

Ancient civilizations represent many things about life as we know it today: power, beauty, intelligence, and ambition. This piece reflects all of these qualities, from the driving force of the ancient armies to the elegance of ancient architecture.

This piece contains two distinctively different themes: a traditional European folk song-like melody and a Japanese inspired one. Each melody is introduced on its own, then they are combined---with both themes playing simultaneously! This creates a very effective and beautiful sonority. This piece was written to celebrate the twinning of two cities, one in Canada and the other in Japan. (3:00)

For those who have enjoyed Last Voyage of the Queen Anne's Revenge" or "Burning of the Royal Fortune, " here is another exciting installment to the pirate theme at a more challenging level. All the world loves a pirate theme. Argh!

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