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Parade of the Charioteers: Brass Band Score & Parts

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Parade of the Charioteers: Brass Band Score & Parts

By Miklos Rosza

Item: 55-9270A

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Publisher: IMP
ISBN10: 1-84328-059-0
ISBN13: 978-1-84328-059-0
UPC: 9781843280590
SKU: 55-9270A

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About the Composer: Miklos Rosza

Miklos Rosza (1907-1982) was a Hungarian-born composer who became one of Hollywood's most prolific and respected film composers. His work in cinema spanned five decades, earning three Academy Awards and numerous nominations. Beyond his film scores, Rosza wrote concert music that showcases his gift for sweeping orchestration, memorable melody, and dramatic storytelling—qualities that translate powerfully to the brass band medium.

Why we love this

Rosza's theatrical sensibility shines through in this brass band arrangement. The piece has the spectacle and momentum you need for a strong contest or festival performance without requiring the resources of a full orchestra, making it accessible to bands that want repertoire with genuine dramatic weight.

What to expect

Pageantry and forward propulsion define this piece. You hear the grand procession in the title; the brass band sound has ceremonial weight and brilliance, building momentum through strong melodic lines and supporting harmony that feels inevitable rather than static.

Who it's for

Brass bands at the intermediate to advanced level seeking contest and festival repertoire that combines accessibility with genuine musical substance. Directors programming bold, cinematic works that don't require extended techniques or unusual instrumental combinations will find this piece immediately rewarding.

How to get the most out of it

  • Attend to the sectional balance between upper and lower brass; Rosza layers themes across the ensemble, and clarity depends on each voice finding its proper dynamic level relative to the others.
  • Shape the phrasing across entire phrases rather than measure by measure. The piece moves best when sections breathe together and forward momentum is maintained through transitions.
  • Use the score to identify which players carry primary material versus those providing harmonic foundation or countermelody, then rehearse with that hierarchy in mind so the architecture remains transparent.

How to use it

This works particularly well as a contest or festival selection where judges expect both technical security and musical storytelling. Its theatrical character also makes it an excellent centerpiece for concert programs that lean toward lighter classics or film music, pairing well with overtures and other character pieces.

Skills your students will build

  • Balancing multiple melodic lines across brass sections
  • Sustaining phrasing through longer musical phrases
  • Controlling dynamic shaping to support orchestral layering
  • Executing rhythmically driven passages with precision and energy

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