Experiencing anxiety can create a sense of being trapped, as if there is No Exit. In order to face his own fears, composer Brandon Psenicka created...
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One of the most beloved works by Mendelssohn, Nocturne is a favorite ballad for intermediate level orchestras. Featuring a simple, yet beautiful me...
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A straightforward rock piece that is both energetic and energizing! The string orchestra will love jamming to this piece at any time of the year. (...
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Persevering will give orchestras a unified and blending voice that's all their own. It's filled with goreous legato lines and always forward moving...
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Swim with the pigs on Pig Island! Staccato quarter notes and legato eight notes in the key of G Minor combined with fun trombone glissandos create ...
View full detailsPioneers...the ones who lead into the unknown. Pioneers..the explorers of new worlds and new ideas. Young musicians will enjoy exploring their tale...
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Port City March celebrates the beautiful town of Wilmington, North Carolina. This Grade 1 composition by Heather Hoefle exhibits traditional march ...
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Here Comes the Prince On A Horse! Procession of the Prince uses the first 6 notes learned in most band method books, simple rhythms with repetition...
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A programmatic work about a place special to the composer, Red Oak Ridge musically portrays darkness into light as he envisions a steep incline whe...
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The School Musician March was originally conceived by Dr. Forrest L. McAllister when he was editor, publisher, and owner of the magazine for which ...
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Silent Echoes is a poignant tapestry of emotions, woven from threads of reverence, love, and longing. Composer Travis Freshner's heartfelt melodies...
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This grade 2 contest and festival piece will dazzle with musical sleight-of-hand. Jaunty rhythms and unexpected harmonies give Smoke and Mirrors a ...
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A Soldier's Poem from World War I sets Alan Seeger's (1888–1916) powerful poem, “I have a rendezvous with Death” to music for Speaker and Concert B...
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With a skillful blend of graceful lyricism and rhythmic spirit, this work paints a musical portrait of Southern life and landscapes from the late 1...
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Throughout the world, ancient civilizations created stone structures that have endured centuries. From Stonehenge in England to pyramids on multipl...
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Help our superhero Nova save the galaxy from the evil tyrant Gamma Ray! In Super Nova: Music for an Imaginary Video Game, composer Andrew Boysen Jr...
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Here's a most special work that tells a heartwarming story of 3 homeless dogs who found a family in the composer's home. Including funny and poigna...
View full detailsInspired by a poem, Come, My Soul and Let Us Try, by Joseph Hart, this work profoundly touches us today as when the poem was written in 1759. Wools...
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The Noble Knight is an energetic work that helps students work on 3/4 time and syncopation. Composer John M. Pasternak evokes cinematic images of t...
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Vieille Prière Bouddhique [Old Buddhist Prayer] was one of the last pieces Lili Boulanger composed before her untimely death at the age of 24 in 19...
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This high energy piece takes everyone on an epic journey to the North Sea. With a march-like feel, this arrangement takes players from F Major to A...
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wandrian = to convey moving about without a definite destination or purpose. A ballad-like composition, the bass part is reminiscent of Bach's Air ...
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When the Saints Go Marching In, Easy Version, is a new take on Dean Sorenson’s best-selling arrangement of this timeless classic. Originally writte...
View full detailsThe difference between a fiddle and a violin is best summarized in the following adage: the violin sings and the fiddle dances. YEE HAW! aims to ma...
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