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Entry March of the Boyars was composed in Norwegian city of Bergen in 1893. Halvorsen was offered employment in the Romanian capitol Bucharest that year. He did not accept the employment but was...

The world?s most famous and most performed Paso Doble? This is traditional Spanish music at its best, here in a flexible arrangement playable for five performers and upwards!

Our new composer, Kåre Nymark, Jr., has written a simple but catchy mambo. This is music inspired by the traditions and parades of New Orleans.

The first, and biggest hit by Norwegian band Dance with a Stranger. A ballad which really invite the audience to sing along with. Written by the bands great guitarist and leader, Frode Alnæs for...

Everything"s Coming Up Roses was composed by Stephen Sondheim (Lyrics) and Jule Styne (Music) in 1959 for the Broadway Musical "Gypsy: A Musical Fable". In the original cast, the song was performed...

Expectation is composed in a traditional ABA-form. The A-part exploits different rhythmical elements, mixed meters and dissonances while the B-part is calm and melodic with harmonies that challenge...

Fanitullenis the name of one of the most famous norwegian folktunes. It means "The Devil?s Tune", and the story says that it got it?s name after a bloody wedding in Hol in the valley of Hallingdal...

Fantasia Norvegese is an innformal fantasy on two Norwegian folk tunes. First, the beautiful "Dæ æ so fagert I Finneslotte", related to a legend of a 700 year old building on the farm Finne near...

Johan Svendsen wrote several great adaptions of folk music for strings. These are all characterized by his tasteful harmonics. Far Away Star is one of the two Swedish folk songs published as op. 27...