The Esquire by David Lovrien Brass Band - Sheet Music

By David Lovrien

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Composers:

David Lovrien

Publishers:

Lovebird Music

Format:

Set of Parts Score and Parts

Item types:

Physical

Artist:

David Lovrien

Usages:

School and Community

Detailed Description

Brass band

SKU: LB.210

Composed by David Lovrien. Score and parts. Lovebird Music #210. Published by Lovebird Music (LB.210).

The Esquire was commissioned in 2010 by the Lakeshore Symphonic Band (Cedarburg, Wisconsin) in honor of prominent local attorney Jim Kenny. The band had previously commissioned The Midwesterner march from the composer and returned to him after learning of Jim’s illness and retirement from the band. Jim’s favorite march was Zo Elliott’s British Eighth so the march is written in the traditional British style. The popular English tune "Over The Hills And Far Away" is featured in the first part of piece, followed by a stately processional duet melody.