Spartiti medio per Banda

Der Solopart kann wahlweise auch von Fagott, Bariton oder Tenorhorn gespielt werden.

Inhalt: 1. Hinaus in die Ferne 2. Ach, wie ist's möglich dann 3. Im Krug zum grünen Kranze

Aus dem Repertoire der 'Neuen Böhmischen Blasmusik' unter der Leitung von Roland Kohler.

Die Nationalhymne der Tschechischen Republik Melodie: Frantisek Å kroup Text: Josef Kajetán Tyl Die Nationalhymne der Slowakischen Republik Melodie: unbekannt Text: Janko Matúska

Bold and majestic overture. Dotted rhythms, triplets and a few 16th note runs. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

Three movements: The Parrot of the Pirate Made Language Foule, A Maid So Faire, and Sea Change. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

Challenging Grade 3; beautifully lyric melodies in a slow tempo. Written in 5/4 time. Inspired by the writings of Abraham Lincoln; included in the forward. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

An expressive composition with varying moods and tempi. 3rd clarinets do not cross the break. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

Beautiful but not complicated composition to play. Great exercise in musicality.

All clarinets cross the break. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

Rapid fire composition that makes use of triplets, 8th notes and tremolos. All clarinets cross the break. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

Feature for brass quintet. Grade 3 band/Grade 5 brass quintet. Originally composed for Boston Brass and middle school band. Clarinet in 2 parts and both play above the break. 1st trumpet's highest not...

1st trumpet's highest note is G. 1st & 2nd clarinets cross the break, 3rd clarinets do not. A few minor meter changes. Some key changes, but not drastic. Not an overly complex work.

Energetic composition, but not too fast. Good introduction to quarter note triplets. 1st & 2nd clarinets cross the break, 3rd clarinets do not. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

Pittsburgh, Pennsylania is known as the 'steel city,' but almost eight decades bofore Pittsburgh was a major center for glass production. The location of three rivers provided an abundant source of sa...

This work begins with a majestic statement symbolizing the pride that music students feel whenn they perform as one. The celebratory section symbolizes the many wonderful times that are experienced as...