Musica strumentale per banda

How do you experience the final thrilling minutes of a chess game when your opponent has taken the upper hand? And how does it actually feel being beaten checkmate? This piece gives you the answers! T...

Hellbillies' are one of Norways most popular groups, and their love-song 'Most beautiful to me' has become a very well know song in their home country. The composer Aslag Haugen and the author of the...

The Wood Troll was composed in 1950 for bassoon solo with orchestra. This arrangement can be played with bassoon- or tuba soloist. It's a funny and challenging piece for an intermediate soloist. To th...

This piece originates as a piano piece written by the composer as he was convalescing after an illness and operation. In the music there is an outlet for emotions of uncertainty and doubt, but also o...

Startship Battle is a catchy composition inspired by music written for film an series who describes war in space. The form of the composition is a typical ABA structure. It starts with a fast A-part...

Ukraine was invaded on February 24, 2022, and the world again became spectators to a conflict between unequal opponents. Once again we saw lies, injustice and brutality up close. I must admit that a f...

From one of the landmark musicals of all time, here is an exceptional concert piece based on one of the show's best-known tunes. This arrangement is authentically adapted from the original Bernstein s...

George M. Cohan's timeless patriotic song is a terrific concert closer, certain to bring young band audiences to their feet.

Expert Level (correlates with Book 2, p. 15)

Master Level (correlates with Book 2, p. 32)

Essential Elements Master Level (correlates with Book 2, p. 32) The sounds of the old west come alive in this exciting arrangement by Paul Lavender. Effectively scored for all sections, your players w...

Not only will your clarinets have a blast being featured in this work, but there is something here for every section of the band! In a style reminiscent of Copland, John Moss uses lively themes, cleve...