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.

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Recorded by: Orchestra Fiati di Valle Camonica
Conductor: Denis Salvini
Gianni Vallino and Cinzia "Cix" Rosa Karibu Recording Studio
Soundmaster: Lorenzo Bocci

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The Queen Of Disco (Donna Summer) - arranged by Lorenzo Bocci

Atlantic Waves
The landing of the Portuguese on Madeira Island in 1419 is widely regarded as the beginning of the Discovery Age which saw European explorers of the 15th century sail across all the globe. To commemorate the 600th anniversary of this fact the author wrote this small but energetic overture as an homage to those first Portuguese sailors who bravely and boldly sailed through the waves of the Atlantic Ocean in search of the unknown. As such, "Atlantic Waves" is an excellent addition to any concert.

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Atlantic Waves - Eduardo M. Brito

Friends for Life (website)

Amsterdam Harbour

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Amsterdam Harbour - Albert E. Kelly

Maestricht City
(Harmomie) Mbs-16

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Maestricht City (Harmomie) Mbs-16 - Jef Penders

The Dutch Army

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The Dutch Army - Adrianus Cornelis van Leeuwen

March Of The Melody Makers

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March Of The Melody Makers - Pi Scheffer

Ardennen Mars

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Ardennen Mars - Robert Allmend

Alpenfest Marsch
Satb Ad Lib
This march was composed during a Summer course, organized in the Youth Hostel 'Schönburg' on the occasion of the anniversary of the Tuba-player Erich Keller. It was also premiered over there, high in the mountains. It was sung (in four parts) by all the participants. This work can be played by a band, sung by a choir, or performed by the combination of both band and choir.

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Alpenfest Marsch (SATB ad Lib) - Robert Allmend

Unter Der Admirals Flagge
Julius Fucik (Prague 1872 - Leitmeritz 1916) is rightly considered as the 'Czech March King'. This pupil of Antonin Dvorak was a military bandmaster in the Imperial and Royal Army of the Austrian-Hungarian Danube Monarchy. His marches 'Florentiner Marsch' and 'Entry of the Gladiators' became world famous, but we should not forget neither his splendid overtures (such as 'Marinarella') nor his famous bassoon solo 'Der alte Brummbär' (The Old Grumbler). The magnificent concert march 'Under the Admiral's Flag' Opus 82 was written for the official launching ceremony of the cruiser 'Viribus unitis' of the Austrian-Hungarian Navy. It was the second march by Fucik to be published, the first being 'Sarajevo'.

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Unter Der Admirals Flagge (arr. W. Singerling) - J. Fucik

Marching Time
The versatile Dutch composer Kees Vlak (Amsterdam 1938) proves that also he knows how to write a fine march. 'Marching Time' is a kind of pastiche of a thrilling swing march as introduced with US Air Force Bands by Glenn Miller's version of 'Saint Louis Blues March'. Vigorous drum solos give this modern march a martial character so that it can easily be used as an original quick march. This march was composed in 1980 and was commissioned by the S.O.M.N.O., the then umbrella organization for all Dutch band associations.

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Marching Time - Kees Vlak

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).

The Queen Of Disco (Donna Summer) - arranged by Lorenzo Bocci

Lorenzo Bocci

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