Search Results for "Gladiators"
| Title | Composer | Listen | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
March – Entry of the Gladiators (for Clarinet Quartet)
“Entry of the Gladiators” or “Entrance of the Gladiators” Op. 68 by Julius Fucik, transcription for Clarinet Quartet by Kenneth Abeling and also known as “Thunder and Blazes”. Although its original intent was of a more serious nature, it has become perhaps the most recognizable “Circus March’ of all time. This is a more advanced march but can be played at normal march tempo as well as circus or “screamer” march. |
Fucik, J | $7.00 | |
March – Entry of the Gladiators (for Saxophone Quartet SATB or AATB)
“Entry of the Gladiators” or “Entrance of the Gladiators” Op. 68 by Julius Fucik, transcription for Saxophone Quartet by Kenneth Abeling and also known as “Thunder and Blazes”. Although its original intent was of a more serious nature, it has become perhaps the most recognizable “Circus March’ of all time. This is a more advanced march but can be played at normal march tempo as well as circus or “screamer” march. |
Fucik, J | $7.00 | |
March – Entry of the Gladiators (for String Quartet)
“Entry of the Gladiators” or “Entrance of the Gladiators” Op. 68 by Julius Fucik, transcription for String Quartet by Kenneth Abeling and also known as “Thunder and Blazes”. Although its original intent was of a more serious nature, it has become perhaps the most recognizable “Circus March’ of all time. This is a more advanced march but can be played at normal march tempo as well as circus or “screamer” march. |
Fucik, J | $7.00 | |
March – Entry of the Gladiators (for Woodwind Quartet)
“Entry of the Gladiators” or “Entrance of the Gladiators” Op. 68 by Julius Fucik, transcription for Woodwind Quartet by Kenneth Abeling and also known as “Thunder and Blazes”. Although its original intent was of a more serious nature, it has become perhaps the most recognizable “Circus March’ of all time. This is a more advanced march but can be played at normal march tempo as well as circus or “screamer” march. |
Fucik, J | $7.00 | |
March – Entry of the Gladiators (for Woodwind Quintet)
“Entry of the Gladiators” or “Entrance of the Gladiators” Op. 68 by Julius Fucik, transcription for Woodwind Quintet by Kenneth Abeling and also known as “Thunder and Blazes”. Although its original intent was of a more serious nature, it has become perhaps the most recognizable “Circus March’ of all time. This is a more advanced march but can be played at normal march tempo as well as circus or “screamer” march. |
Fucik, J | $8.00 | |
March – Entry of the Gladiators (for Saxophone Quintet SATTB or AATTB)
“Entry of the Gladiators” or “Entrance of the Gladiators” Op. 68 by Julius Fucik, transcription for Saxophone Quintet by Kenneth Abeling and also known as “Thunder and Blazes”. Although its original intent was of a more serious nature, it has become perhaps the most recognizable “Circus March’ of all time. This is a more advanced march but can be played at normal march tempo as well as circus or “screamer” march. |
Fucik, J | $8.00 | |
March – Entry of the Gladiators (for Brass Quintet)
“Entry of the Gladiators” or “Entrance of the Gladiators” Op. 68 by Julius Fucik, transcription for Brass Quintet by Kenneth Abeling and also known as “Thunder and Blazes”. Although its original intent was of a more serious nature, it has become perhaps the most recognizable “Circus March’ of all time. This is a more advanced march but can be played at normal march tempo as well as circus or “screamer” march. |
Fucik, J | $8.00 |