Tunes come at you so quickly that everyone listens intently to catch each change. Now, for your adventurous spring concert, comes this "Readers Dig...
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Clear Resolve is a heroic piece that encourages students to stand up for their beliefs. Composer John M. Pasternak uses his experience as a music e...
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Clementine Variations by David Bobrowitz will work well on any concert program. The arrangement starts with a straightforward version of the well-k...
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The excitement and exhilaration of the first moments of flight are brought to life for beginning strings by composer Michael Kamuf. Climbing Above ...
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With engaging parts for all four players, Robert Longfield's string quartet arrangement of Coldplay's 2002 hit song has all the drive and energy of...
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Larry Clark creates the feeling of dancing on a cloud through this whimsical piece for beginning bands. The core of the piece hovers around lush ha...
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Filled with tuneful melodies and an energetic lilt throughout, Cloud Dancing is sure to have great appeal for students as well as audiences. There...
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At the premier of my composition “Arcus” in March 2011, when I explained how a piece about the rainbow came into being, a little girl came up to me...
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Clouds That Sail in Heaven is a concert fanfare based on the hymn "All Creatures of Our God and King." Short strands of this famous melody are comb...
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Travel across the country from New York to San Francisco and points in between as this medley drives you through some of the best-known songs about...
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The "Coconut Song" by Luigi di Ghisallo is a so called "Worksong". Those songs are sung by people working toghether, to have more fun and make the ...
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Played in a marcato style, this spirited march features simple quarter and eighth note rhythms inside a limited melodic range, while still allowing...
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Wow! This chart is totally smokin. A terrific tune set in a funky-rock groove set around 132--144 BPM, a straight-eighth feel and very hip opening ...
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An American classic fiddle tune and standard repertoire in the world of bluegrass, Cold Frosty Morning is transformed into an energy-filled showpie...
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Catchy melodies and distinctive rhythmic grooves characterise the music of this contemporary rock group. Including their hits Clocks, Lost! and V...
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Full of action and drama, Colliding Fates will keep your students and audience on the edge of their seats! Composer Tyler S. Grant incorporates dri...
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Flute Trio or Ensemble (w/opt. rhythm section)
This edition of a band repertoire classic is abridged and condensed, but has been left in the original key with all of Graingers main themes, textu...
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A loving portrait of life growing up in the pastoral foothills of Northern California, Colors of Home conveys a warm Americana feeling, featuring b...
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Inspired by an Arabic folk song of the same name, the music describes a rainstorm followed by a harvest celebration. Opening with atmospheric sound...
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Taken from Ellington's renowned suite Black, Brown and Beige, the song “Come Sunday” has become an acknowledged standard in its own right. With lus...
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Alto Saxophone Feature. From America's jazz master,Duke Ellington, comes this hauntingly beautiful ballad. Mike's outstand ing setting features a l...
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Oh yeah, a beautiful straight-eighth Ellington ballad. Played around 84 BPM with gorgeous voicings throughout, written-out solos for tenor and trom...
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Inspired by demonstrated courage, this original work is intended as a confidence-building piece for a young ensembles first Spring concert. It serv...
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