This piece provides notes and rhythms but no tempo, character, dynamics, or articulations. Enter into the creative process by discussing, auditioni...
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From the motion picture Alice Through the Looking Glass, Pinks chart-topping power rock anthem, "Just Like Fire," provides a powerful and musical s...
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A lush introduction followed by the uber-hot melody and driving chorus will have your young band practicing day and night! You just cant go wrong w...
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In this dynamic and creative work, Michael Oare features a "juxtaposition" of various modes of "F" (major, mixolydian, and minor) as layers of soun...
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Two notes . . . then two more. A counter-statement . . . then another. Ideas develop and unravel. Percussion punctuates, brass recapitulates, woodw...
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In the traditional bottle-dance format, Kalinka is a classic Russian folk dance, carefully crafted here for 2nd year players. A terrific opportunit...
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Kalos Eidos is the winner of the 2019 Women Band Directors International Composition Competition, and will be performed at the 2019 Midwest Clinic....
View full detailsHop! Hop! Hop! Bouncing through the Australian bush to a swingin’ rhythm you can imagine a herd of kangaroos groovin’ out as they stop to for a che...
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Kensington Celebration by David Marlatt is an overture depicting the anticipation and excitement about a journey. This traveling could be to a holi...
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The Keystone Kops was a series of silent comedies featuring an incompetent group of policemen. They first appeared in the 1912 film Hoffmeyer's Leg...
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Inspired by the famous warrior princess of the Mongolian Empire, this piece by Tim Thompson portrays mighty Khutulun riding her horse into battle. ...
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The songs Old Macdonald, Surprise Symphony, Ten Little Indians, and Ode To Joy have combined to produce this easy to play medley. Ranges are comfor...
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From the Greek words meaning "perpetual motion," Kinesis Perpetuum is an exciting concert opener for young band. Syncopated rhythms, tone clusters,...
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The title for this thrilling work for young players comes from the small rural town of Level Cross, North Carolina, which is home to one of America...
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From the Broadway version of “The Lion King,” this powerful music provides an effective program piece for any concert. Written in three distinct se...
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King’s Court March is composed in the style of a British march. It is regal in scope and is meant to depict the pomp of the British aristocracy ent...
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Featured in the classic Disney film Tangled, this Celtic-flavored instrumental has taken on life of its own. Opening with a lively dance in 3/4, th...
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The video game craze is huge. This pop-culture tune is really classical music being used in the games. Opening with a sweeping, lovely melody, the ...
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“Kiskiminetas” is a Native American word that means to “make daylight” and was likely a command given to “break camp and continue the journey.” Pau...
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Cooked up with instruments found in the kitchen, this lively tune features members of the percussion section performing on pots and pans. To lend a...
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Invoking the tone color melody technique of Arnold Schoenberg, Boysens melody is passed around note-by-note to different sections of the band throu...
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Join the ranks of musical royalty and experience the grandeur of Klingalingaling, where every crescendo reigns supreme and every melody rings out l...
View full detailsEmbark on a musical journey to Medieval England with Knight's Oath, a bold and thrilling piece that captures the spirit of a knight in tournament. ...
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Your band and audience will love this original work by Richard Meyer, written with the Scottish castle of Dunvegan in mind. Full of rich, modal har...
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