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Sure to become a staple of the concert band repertoire, 'symphonic Essay' is a dramatic work featuring brass fanfares, tonal pyramids, and startling polyharmonies. The mysterious undertones of the pie...

Sure to become a staple of the concert band repertoire, 'symphonic Essay' is a dramatic work featuring brass fanfares, tonal pyramids, and startling polyharmonies. The mysterious undertones of the pie...

Sure to become a staple of the concert band repertoire, 'Symphonic Essay' is a dramatic work featuring brass fanfares, tonal pyramids, and startling polyharmonies. The mysterious undertones of the pie...

Sure to become a staple of the concert band repertoire, 'symphonic Essay' is a dramatic work featuring brass fanfares, tonal pyramids, and startling polyharmonies. The mysterious undertones of the pie...

Three Folk Song Settings for Band is comprised of three folk songs, each opening with a similar motive of a rising fifth followed by a descending second. This unifying motive sets the foundation for t...

John Rutter (b.1945) is one of England's best known composers of choral literature. While his choral works, including Te Deum, Magnificat, and Requiem, are the most familiar, he has also written numer...

A rousing concert opener or closer, 'scramble' is intended to aurally depict two characteristics of its title - collecting things together in a disorderly way, and moving quickly with a sense of urgen...

The grandeur and beauty of 'Joyful Variations' takes the listener on a journey through one of the most famous melodies ever written - Beethoven's theme from Symphony No. 9. Noble fanfares open and clo...

William Kamkwamba was raised in Malawi, an African country where magical thoughts prevailed but modern technology was a mystery. From books he read, young William imagined building a windmill that mig...

William Kamkwamba was raised in Malawi, an African country where magical thoughts prevailed but modern technology was a mystery. From books he read, young William imagined building a windmill that mig...

William Kamkwamba was raised in Malawi, an African country where magical thoughts prevailed but modern technology was a mystery. From books he read, young William imagined building a windmill that mig...

William Kamkwamba was raised in Malawi, an African country where magical thoughts prevailed but modern technology was a mystery. From books he read, young William imagined building a windmill that mig...

Sibelius' hymn from his popular original composition, 'Finlandia,' is often incorrectly referred to as a Finish folk song. This cherished musical material is ideal to teach tonal color, intonation and...

Designed to musically depict a large, four-hoofed animal as it wanders about, this original work will capture the imagination of your first-year students. Scored to be accessible for students in the s...

This memorable melody is a favorite of audiences everywhere. It has been performed in many versions, but this arrangement features the trumpet section with full band accompaniment. Bring this revered...

The composer's premise that students learning resembles planets in motion - moving faster as learning increases much like planets closer to the sun orbit at a greater speed - was the inspiration for t...

Written as either a fun or serious performance piece, this work incorporates several well-known and familiar classical melodies associated with the macabre and creepy. For a more serious program, 'Pie...

This work is a brilliant Russian showpiece that will inspire your ensemble's best efforts. It requires moderate technique and endurance skills. This arrangement, although not a faithful transcription,...

Barcarolle, one of the most famous operetta melodies, is presented here for concert band. Its 'rolling' melody and simple harmonic structure have made it a favorite the world over. Written by one of t...

Recognized as one of Spain's most important nationalistic composers, this contrasting collection of three of Enrique Granados' songs, originally composed for piano and voice, is transparent in nature,...

This original overture demonstrates a sense of lightness and buoyancy. The title is borrowed from the sprite-like character in William Shakespeare's 'The Tempest.' A spirit whose name is derived from...

Exploring the traditional Welsh folk melody, 'The Milking Song,' this diverse setting opens with a tranquil statement of the melody, and vividly transports the listener through a progression of differ...

Opening with a bold fanfare, this piece celebrates the 150th anniversary of the composer's home town. Featuring four episodes that represent various aspects of the city's history, this is a daring new...

A must listen! Written as a memorial piece for the composer's grandfather, this gorgeous and emotional new work features tender melodies that blend with tasteful solos and warm textures in a piece tha...

From its first performances in 1935 to its return to the Broadway stage in 2012, the American folk opera Porgy and Bess has endured as a national musical treasure, acclaimed by critics and enjoyed by...