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Bugler's Holiday (Dur: 3′)
With some fancy switching of six harmonicas, Mike plays all three trumpet parts of this Leroy Anderson showpiece.
Clair de lune (Dur: 5′)
Sensitive and beautiful, as if Debussy meant to write it for the harmonica.
A Cowboy Harmonica Christmas (Dur: 3′ or 6′)
A fun and dazzling Country-style medley of Rudolph, the Red-nosed Reindeer, Up on the Housetop and Have a Holly-jolly Christmas. The longer version adds There's No Place Like Home for the Holidays and Frosty the Snowman. Can be staged with dancing cowgirls or done alone with Mike's costume and props.
Don't Fence Me In (Dur: 3′)
A light, mid-tempo "mosey" when one is needed.
"Galop" from The Comedians (Dur: 3′)
A comedic gallop indeed, with juggling balls, hats and harmonicas.
Home on the Range (Dur: 3′)
From simple to symphonic, this Richard Hayman arrangement fits any outdoor summer concert.
Once Upon a Time in the West (Dur: 9′)
A medley of poignant tunes from the epic Leone/Morricone cinema masterpiece. Can be even more dramatic by Mike walking to the stage in spotlight playing a haunting prelude.
Pops Hoe-Down (Dur: 6′)
With harmonicas and sound-effects toys flying out of hat, vest and holster, this Richard Hayman fiddle-tune classic will never be the same.
Shenandoah (Dur: 4′)
Harmonica meets The Moldau.
Theme from Schindler's List (Dur: 4′)
Introspective, then passionate. Originally for solo violin.
The Stars and Stripes Forever (Dur: 4′)
Mike joins this march, appropriately attired, in time to steal the piccolo solo.
Yellow Rose of Texas (Dur: 3′)
Whoops and Stetsons fill the air by the time this classic Richard Hayman arrangement comes to its rousing finish.
Plus more--please inquire
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