Spartiti per banda

The cycle of oceanic life is vividly depicted in this stunning programmatic work for band by Rossano Galante. Through the sands of time, the ocean’s behemoth size holds a multitude of lifeforms. These...

Lisa Galvin’s latest programmatic work, "Excursion!" takes us for a ride on the Erie Canal. Drawing on themes from the well-known "Erie Canal" folk song, this frolicking work transforms that theme int...

The oratorical genius of Abraham Lincoln changed the course of history with The Gettysburg Address. "A New Birth of Freedom" by Rob Romeyn honors Lincoln’s historic vision for the country in the post-...

The Whistler’s Grace by Katheryn Fenske is a vibrant composition celebrating the sheer joy of making music and sharing it with others. The music begins with a lively whistling tune that dances through...

Pierre La Plante’s wonderful "Foundation" presents an opportunity for performers and audiences to explore a beloved hymn tune dating back to the early 1800’s. Known as "How Firm A Foundation" or "Ye S...

This debut work from composer Nathan Hervey is a moving and expressive lyrical work for mid-level bands. "Longing for Home" evokes the feeling of being in a place that gives comfort, rest, and relaxat...

The wonders of outer space have forever inspired and captivated the human race, and many unknowns exist in the darkness of our galaxy and beyond. Lucas Johnson’s "Planet X" brilliantly depicts what mi...

A Noble Journey by Katheryn Fenske celebrates the timeless virtues that embody a life well-lived. Beginning with a reverent chant in changing meters, the music transitions into pulsating rhythms signi...

Pioneering composer and music educator Nancy H. Seward wrote "Diversions" in 1994, during a time when very few band compositions by women were published – and now this excellent work is finally availa...

The music of Larry Neeck is enjoyed by audiences worldwide and bands of all skill levels, and "For Those We Love" is one of his best! Dedicated to family, and all who support us in our daily lives and...

Every now and then we are fortunate enough to know people who make lasting impressions, seem larger than life, and are just memorable. "A Life Well Lived" by Rob Romeyn, dedicated to the memory of his...

Here’s an impressive and dramatic anthem for winds and percussion from the pen of David Holsinger! "The Quest" was originally conceived as a processional, but evolved into a full-scale celebratory mas...

Perhaps no piece of music is more aptly titled than David Holsinger’s "Whimsey." This quirky and enjoyable piece mixes meters, unusual melodic lines, some unexpected key changes, fascinating rhythms (...

Feature an outstanding student or guest artist as soloist with your band on "Introduction and Rondo." Originally composed for solo tuba and piano, this work is equally effective for solo bass clarinet...

Mark is a relatively short, but strong guy with an interesting accent. He gives emphasis to everything he does. He often stands out in a crowd, sometimes even wearing a cap to get noticed. Your studen...

Il 1951 fu un anno molto produttivo per Leroy Anderson. Nel giugno di quell'anno, per un progetto di registrazione con la Decca Records, compose una serie di brani tra i più popolari, molti dei quali...

This reimagined band edition by Mark Rogers breathes new life into an absolute gem by Leroy Anderson. This publication features the first full score offered with the parts - as well as an alternate tr...

Come l'opera simbolo di Anderson, Sleigh Ride, Horse and Buggy è un altro esempio della sua straordinaria capacità di tratteggiare una scena nostalgica con il suono su una piccola tela, senza sprechi...

Serenata was first performed on May 10, 1947 as an encore at the Boston Pops, with Arthur Fiedler conducting. Fiedler would later praise the piece as among the conductor's favorites. Lyrics were added...

The perfect first-concert tune, Castlewood is melodic, energetic, and right in the wheelhouse of first-year players. Claves and tambourine are introduced, so there is a little something for the percus...

In 1946, George Walker was still doing graduate work at the Curtis institute when he composed Lyric for Strings, which would prove over the coming decades to become one of the most performed and endur...

Hope Arises is one of two new works requested in 2021 of composer James Barnes by Colonel Donald Schofield, to be written for the United States Air Force Band. It is a short piece intended to be used...