Magnificent Seven "Concert Band Arrangement" / Arr. Roy Phillippe

Magnificent Seven "Concert Band Arrangement" / Arr. Roy Phillippe
This is for wind band, not strings.
A striking new setting of the Elmer Bernstein classic march-style overture, "The Magnificent Seven" will provide a familiar theme to your program with energy to spare. Everyone gets a crack at the melody as well as the driving rhythmic foundation. The arrangement ends with a strong punctuated statement of the theme. Don't miss this real western winner. Perfect to open or close any program.
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About Roy Phillippe:
Mr. Phillippe received his Bachelor of Music degree from Kent State University. He studied composition, arranging and orchestration privately with Phil Rizzo, author and director of theory for the Stan Kendor Jazz Orchestra in Residence program.
Mr. Phillippe is currently living in Los Angeles (CA), where he has been working as an arranger for film, television, concerts, recordings and publication. His many arrangements and compositions, which have been published for instrumental ensembles are performed regularly by student and professional groups throughout the world.
Mr. Phillippe is also the editor of the film scoring text "Case History Of A Film Score: The Thorn Birds" by Henry Mancini.