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Far From Over is the title song of Staying Alive, the 1983 film sequel to Saturday Night Fever, starring John Travolta. The movie was directed and co-written by Sylvester Stallone and Far From Over was written by Frank Stallone, brother of Sylvester Stallone. The soundtrack was released in 1983 and is mainly performed by the Bee Gees. Far From Over was a top-ten U.S. single in September 1983, peaking at number ten on the Billboard Hot 100, becoming his only major hit. In 1983 the song was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Original Song. 

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Far From Over

Far From Over (F. Stallone) - arranged by Lorenzo Bocci

Shamrock Rhapsody
Inspired by the richness and vibrancy of the traditional Irish repertoire, this work for wind band weaves a sonic journey through three emblematic melodies: The Kesh Jig, Molly Bán and Star of the County Down. From the very first bars, The Kesh Jig draws us into the effervescent energy of Irish music sessions, where the different sections of the band seem to converse in a rousing dance. The atmosphere then changes with Molly Bán, a ballad imbued with gentleness and nostalgia, giving way to a lyrical expressiveness carried by the colours of the orchestra. Finally, Star of the County Down, with its resolutely marked character, closes the work on an exhilarating rhythmic flight, evoking the wild landscapes and indomitable soul of Ireland. At the crossroads of folklore and modern orchestral writing, this piece celebrates the transmission of traditional melodies by giving them a new, vibrant and evocative sound setting.

https://www.molenaar.com/details/1/21134/en

Shamrock Rhapsody - Alexandre Carlin

Templars 1959
Guardians of the Cross
'TEMPLARS 1959, Guardians of the Cross' is an epic march that transports us into the mystical world of the Knights Templar and the sacred city of Caravaca de la Cruz, Spain. In this revered place, a fragment of the True Cross is enshrined within its iconic double-armed cross, forging a profound bond with the legendary Order.

The Templars—both monks and warriors—stood as tireless protectors. Their dual nature, devout and combative, echoes through every measure of the composition, like a resonant shield guarding relics and pilgrims alike. The piece embodies the very essence of the 'Guardians of the Cross. '

Through vibrant melodies and immersive soundscapes, the music transports performers and listeners to another era. It is a sonic journey that conjures ancient landscapes and heroic tales, blending diverse styles and languages to unfold a grand narrative worthy of the knights and their enduring legend.

At its core, this work is a musical tribute to an age of mystery, legendary battles, and deep devotion. It invites us to experience the history and mystique that surround both the Knights Templar and the Holy City they are forever linked to.

https://www.molenaar.com/details/1/21167/en

Templars 1959 Guardians of the Cross - Paco Peña Muñoz

The Mayor has a Moustache
Henri Gerrits, a respected Dutch composer and arranger, wrote 'The Mayor has a Moustache' for a mayor who was retiring. Gerrits is known for his versatility in composing and arranging music for various ensembles, including big bands and brass sections. His work is characterized by creativity and a deep understanding of musical theory. The funky composition 'The Mayor has a Moustache' reflects Gerrits' unique style and humor, giving a playful twist to the traditional image of a mayor. The vibrant colors and modern style make it a striking and memorable piece.
https://www.molenaar.com/details/1/21089/en


The Mayor has a Moustache - Henri Gerrits

Tuscan Folk Songs
A beautiful medley of the best and most famous Tuscan folk songs. In this medley: Peschi fiorenti, La rigiri e fai la rota, La veneranda, La biritullera, Giovanottino, La strada dell'amore, Il trescone. Arranged by master arranger Lorenzo Bocci.

https://www.molenaar.com/details/1/21113/en

Tuscan Folk Songs (arr. Lorenzo Bocci) - Traditional

Vals de l'A Fandanga
'Vals de l’A Fandanga' is a Peruvian-style waltz. Like their European counterparts, Latin American waltzes are meant for dancing, but they are typically performed in more folk and popular settings. As a result, they incorporate many musical elements characteristic of Latin American music.  This piece brings all of these influences together in a harmonious soundscape, woven with a beautiful melody and syncopated rhythms.

The composition was written for and dedicated to the 'Banda Harmonia Mosteirense, ' also known as 'A Fandanga. '

https://www.molenaar.com/details/1/21091/en

Vals de l'A Fandanga - Eduardo M. Brito

Brazilian Romance
The first idea of this work was composed for playing at my japanese friends' wedding party in 2015. The idea was used almost as-is for the ballad part. The first melody was written for the bride, a tenor saxophonist, and counter melody comes out after for the groom, an oboist. After ballad part, Bossa Nova part comes up next. The first melody in this part was a stretch of the bride's melody. I dedicate this work to my friends Sayako and Hiroki.

https://www.molenaar.com/details/1/20709/en

Brazilian Romance - Tohru Kanayama

Where the Elves Live
Iceland - the land of elves and trolls - can amaze travelers with its impressive and diverse landscapes. This work opens majestically to reflect the rugged mountainous landscapes of the island. A large part of the country is also formed by sweeping regions with vast meadows covered with flowers. Perhaps a visitor of Iceland might be even able to witness the elves teasing one or two trolls.
https://www.molenaar.com/details/1/20701/en

Where the Elves Live - Andreas Ludwig Schulte

Bolero
Short Version
Henk Ummels wrote this easy and yet skilful arrangement for bands of the middle class divisions of this extremely popular classical composition by Maurice Ravel. This arrangement is very well suited to open your next concert

https://www.molenaar.com/details/1/18165/en

Bolero Short Version (arr. Henk Ummels) - Maurice Ravel

A peaceful anthem

Lorenzo Bocci was born in Cecina in 1975, Tuscany, Italy.
He began his theoretical musical studies and the study of the trumpet at the age of 8 at the Music School in his town (Donoratico).
At the age of 12 he joined the Municipal Band, where he had his first relationships with the band repertoire and with band instrumentation.
After completing his master's studies he graduated in Trumpet at the "Pietro Mascagni" Musical Institute in Livorno.
He has played with various classical and jazz orchestras and ensembles, giving performances both in Italy and abroad (Portugal, Spain, France, Germany, Switzerland, Denmark, Czechoslovakia).
He carried out his military service with the Army Band as a trumpet player and as a collaborator in the music archive.
During this period he was more widely introduced to the knowledge of the musical band, from the historical point of view, of the instrumentation and direction, by Maestro Fulvio Creux with whom he still maintains a relationship of esteem and collaboration.
He directed the “Giuseppe Verdi” Philharmonic of San Vincenzo (LI) from 2001 to 2006, the Società Filarmonica Pisana (PI) from 2006 to 2009, the “Pietro Mascagni” Philharmonic of Cecina (LI) from 2001 to 2014 and from 2000 to 2018 the Peccioli Philharmonic Society (PI).
He is currently director of the Premiata Filarmonica “Giuseppe Verdi” in Calci (PI).
He is an arranger and composer for band, orchestra, chamber music groups and various more or less usual wind ensembles and many of his pieces are published by publishing houses:
HAL LEONARD-DE HASKE PUBLICATIONS, MOLENAAR EDITION, ALLEMANDA and MASTER SYMPHONY.
His arrangements are recorded on CDs by the best European and world bands such as: The Johan Willem Friso Military Band (Holland), The Band of the Belgian Navy (Belgium), The Police Band of Baden Wurttemberg (Germany), Slovenian Police Orchestra (Slovenia ), The Washington Winds (United States), Midwest Winds (United States), by the Brass Band “Soli Brass” (Holland), Banda de Música da Força Aérea (Portugal), Banda Sinfònica da Policia de Seguranca Pùblica (Portugal) and Landespolizeiorchester (Germany).
In 2010 he obtained the “P. Mascagni” of Livorno the II level Academic Diploma in Instrumental Teaching in the competition class A077 (Trumpet).
Since 2011 he has held the trumpet chair at the “L. Andreotti” of Pescia (PT).
Since 2021 he has held the trumpet chair at the “M. L. Niccolini” of Ponsacco (PI).

Far From Over (F. Stallone) - arranged by Lorenzo Bocci

Lorenzo Bocci

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