The folk song, Low Bridge, Everybody Down was written in 1905 by Thomas S. Allen. Eventually the song became known under many different titles, inc...
View full detailsWritten approximately 400 years apart, Kenneth Singleton's remarkable Evocation of the Spirit brings these two settings of the Ave Maria together i...
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Based on the famous Tchaikovsky tone poem March Slave originally published in 1876, this setting by David Bobrowitz is a reimagining of the origina...
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Brahms Symphony No. 1 was finally premiered in 1876 after he had worked on it on and off for 14 years. This is an exciting new arrangement for youn...
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Through the process of forging, metal is turned from scrap into something spectacular. In "Forge" the same idea of shaping and hammering is applied...
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Full of engaging melodies and driving rhythms, this first publication by a new writer to the Grand Mesa catalog paints a vivid musical picture of h...
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Taking Beethoven's four note fate motive from the first movement of his fifth symphony, composer Standridge has reimagined the symphony movement an...
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Add a touch of whimsy and joy to your next concert with this new young band work. Inspired by the composer's love of Percy Grainger, Frogs combines...
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This varied, eclectic band work was written in memory of a former member of the Torrington, CT high school band. Jessica Sultaire played flute and...
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Inspired by the Hebron Harvest Fair in Connecticut, this musical work captures the feeling of visiting one of the agricultural fairs held throughou...
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The French Horn section provides harmonic and rhythmic structure to the band, but does not often get a chance to be featured. Sweet Horn Rag was wr...
View full detailsBased on the singing Scottish melody Loch Lomond, this very expressive arrangement paints a finely-wrought musical picture of the famous lake (loch...
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Based on hymn from the mid 1800’s originally titled “My Life Goes on in Endless Song”, David Myers has creatively shaped this hymn tune into a band...
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Borodin's original work for full orchestra idyllically depicts an interaction of Russians and Asians in the Steppe Lands of the Russian Caucasus. S...
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Incendio's literal translation is "fire", making this title all the more appropriate for Salvador Alan Jacobo's fiery composition for concert band....
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Go undercover for a furtive adventure in secrets and shadows! Edgy syncopation accompanies the minor theme as it sneaks into a pizzicato "stealth m...
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"Inishowen" is a piece inspired by the beautiful scenery of Inishowen, a peninsula in Co. Donegal Ireland. The first movement is slow and lyrical, ...
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An intrada is defined as a musical introduction, and this specific intrada is an exceptional way to start off your concert. Modern harmonies highli...
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Strap into your seats and hang on for a wild musical ride as only Mr. Standridge could create! This astonishingly exciting work spins a musical tal...
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After a brief introduction, this charming new work for string orchestra features a spritely original tune which hops along through a series of vari...
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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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La Culebra is a traditional Mexican folk dance that depicts a story of a group of men working in the fields. As they are working, their wives are o...
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La Mariposa, or The Butterfly in English, was originally written for string orchestra, and now a complimentary arrangement for concert band has bec...
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La Mariposa, or The Butterfly in English, gives students exposure to Latin music in the form of the Mambo. The Mambo is a syncopated style of music...
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