Folk Music
	The term folk came to being during the 18 th century (Romantic period) making reference to peasants and non-literate peoples. Later it evolved to represent different criteria such as tradition, continuity, oral transmission. It brings a sense of community.
	Title
	A hundred Pipers (Cien Gaiteros)
	Abondale
	Aire is doire (Aire de Derry)
	An Piobaire as Gaillimh
	Irish Blessing (Bendición Irlandesa)
	Cailin Ög A Stör (El ajuar de la doncella)
	Carriekfergus
	Carrigigdhoun (Lamento de la Doncella)
	Cherry Ripe
	Decoren Las Salas
	Dungannon
	Foggy Dew (El rocío y la niebla)
	Irish Washwoman (Jiga de la lavandera)
	Las Sierras de Kerry
	Marble Halls
	Na Moirin (El niño trovador)
	Num Céad an Piobai
	Shure a little bit of heaven
	Silver Threads among The Gold
	Sing Sweet Harp
	St. Patrick was a gentleman
	Sweet Spirit, Hear My Prayer
	Tip toe thru the tulips
	Tourelay
	When Irish eyes are smiling
	Where the river Shannon flows

	Septimus Winner. 1827-1902
	Born in Philadelphia, PA, on 11 May 1827, and died at the age of 75 there on 22 November 1902.
	Whispering hope (1868)

	Brahms, Johannes. 1833-1897
	German composer. The son of a double-bass player living in HamburgBorn: Hamburg, 7 May 1833 Died: Vienna, 3 April 1897.

	Kern, Jerome David. 1885-1945
	Born: New York (USA) 27 Jan 1885 Died:11 Nov 1945
	Smoke gets in your eyes

	Mascagni, Pietro. 1863-1945
	Italian composer. The success of Mascagni´s early opera "Cavalleria Rusticana" (1888) established his reputation as an opera composer.
	Intermezzo from Cavaleria Rusticana

	Mendelssohn, Felix. 1809-1847
	Born: Hamburg, 3 February 1809 Died: Leipzig, 4 November 1847. German composer. Son of a banker and grandson of the Jewish philosopher Moses Mendelssohn. He was a child prodigy, who studied under Zelter in Berlin.
	Oh, for the Wings of a Dove.
	Sueño de Una Noche de Verano
	Hark ¡ The Herald Angels Sing!

	Romanticism (1820 - 1910)
	Music that belongs to the general romantic movement in art and literature of the late 18th century and early 19th century.  It was based on emotion, adventure and imagination.  The emphasis was on feelings, the passions, and the exotic rather than the reason, moderation, and aestheticism of classical period.
	Composer		Music
	Bradbury, W	1816-1868
	Brahms, Johannes	1833-1897	View File
	Hartmann, John	1830-1897	View File
	Mendelssohn, Felix	1809-1847	View File
	Schuman, Robert	1810-1856	View File
	Winner, Septimus	1827-1902	View File
	Strauss, T	1825-1899
	Sullivan, A	1842-1900
	Verdi, Giussepe	1813-1901	View File
	Wagner, Richard	1813-1883

	Movie Themes
	Music specifically written for a film, with the objective of introducing and emphasizing the action of a film.  Highlighting the emotions provoked by the imagery on the screen or by the dialogue
	Composer		Themes
	Bronislau Kaper	1902-1983	Hi Lili, Hi Lo  (Lili)
	Chaplin, Charles	1889-1977	Terry' theme (Candilejas)
	Harold Arlen	1905-1986	Somewhere Over the Rainbow (The Wizard of Oz)
	Joplin, Scott	1867-1917	The Entertainer (The Sting)
	Malcolm Arnold	1921-	Bridge on the River Kwai
	Richard Rodgers	1902-1979	People will say we are in love (Oklahoma)
	Rota, Nino	1911-1979	Speak Softly Love (The Godfather)
	O'Casey,S.& O'Casey,D.	1880-1964	The wild colonial Boy (The Quiet Man)
	Shaiman, Marc	1959-	The Adams Family theme

Our repertoire includes music pertaining to a great variety of styles. Some of which are included in the following list. If you wish to make any comments or suggestions regarding any music please click here.
Style Periods	Composer	Others
Baroque (1600 - 1750)	Bach, J.S.	Movie Themes
Renaissance (1450 - 1600)   Music written during the years 1400 and 1600 aprox.  Characterized by greater use of instrumentation, multiple melodic lines and by the use of the first bass instruments. One of the most pronounced features of early Renaissance  music was the increasing use of the interval of the third as a consonance. This modal characteristic began to break down by the end of this period with the increased use of the fifth.   Composer   Music                                                           Medieval (450 - 1450)   Music written during the Middle Ages (476  – 1400).  In this period music was both sacred (music written for religious use) and secular (nonreligious music). At the beginning, medieval music is monophonic and homorhythmic and has no instrumental support. The notation system is very poor, with no specific rhythm. Characterized by the simplicity of chant, a unison voice and natural declamation.           Composer   Music                                                 Classicism (1750 - 1820)	Brahms, J.   Verdi, Guisseppe. 1813-1901   Italian composer. Born in the village of Le Roncole to an innkeeper and grocer. Verdi received only a rudimentary education but showed an early musical talent.           Aida's March     Va pensiero	Folk Music (Celtic)
Romanticissm (1810 - 1910)	Clarke, J.	Christmas Carols
20th Century (1900 -1999)	Handel, G. F.   Hartmann, John - 1830-1897             Arbucklenian Polka	River Plate Music
Contemporary (1945 - to date)	Hartmann, J.
	Kern, J.D.
	Mascagni, P.   Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus. 1756-1791   Born: Salzburg, 27 January 1756,Died: Vienna, 5 December 1791. Austrian composer. He received his earliest musical training from his father, the violinist and composer Leopold Mozart. An infant prodigy on the harpsichord, mozart began compsing minuets at the age of five.           Aleluia from Exultate Jubilate.     Ave Verum Corpus.
Handel, George Friedrich. 1685-1759   German composer who settled in England. Handel was born in Halle, where he became a pupil of Zachow. In 1702 he entered Halle University to study law but a year later travelled to Hamburg, where he joind the opera orchestra as a violinist and has his first operas produced.           Air from Water Music.     Aire     A Ti La Gloria     Minuet and Trio from the Royal Fireworks Music.     La Rejouissance from the Royal Fireworks Music     Tres Danzas De la Suite para Trompeta, dos Oboes y Cuerdas	Mendelssohn, F.
	Mozart, W. A.
	Purcell, D.   Purcell, Daniel. 1664-1717   Daniel Purcell (1664 - November 26, 1717), was an English composer, the younger brother of Henry Purcell.           Trumpet Air.     Aire Para Trompeta de La Reina India.
	Schumann, Robert Alexander. 1810-1856   Born: Zwickau (Germany), 8 June 1810 Died: Endenich (Germany), 29 July 1856. German pianist and composer. The son of a bookseller and publisher, Schumann learnt to play the piano as a young boy.                      Purcell, H.
	Schumann, R. A.
	Septimus, W.
	Schubert,   Schubert, Franz. 1797-1828   Austrian composer. The son of a schoolmaster, Schubert was born in a suburb of Vienna and acquired his early musical training from his father and elder brother, later taking his place as the viola player in the familystring quartert.           Ave Maria         F. P.
	Verdi, G.

	Purcell, Henry. 1659-1695
	English Composer Born: 1659 Died: 1695 English composer, organist, and singer. Purcell, one of the greatest 17th centruy composers was a chorister in the Chapel Royal.
	Trumpet Tune
	Fanfarria