Abbotsford Square features British march stylings. It is sectionalized with a fanfare opening, unison scoring, melodic harmonization, a percussion ...
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Inspired after seeing the cherry blossoms in Washington, D.C., and the traditional Japanese folksong, composer Katrina Cavaliere wrote this lovely ...
View full detailsEpiphany! is all about contrasting styles. Several short conversations occur between the percussion, woodwinds, and brass sections in various combi...
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Dance along the shoreline in Jamaican Celebration! Infectious syncopated rhythms support a lyrical melody. The percussion section has opportunities...
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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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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 ...
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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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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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Throughout the world, ancient civilizations created stone structures that have endured centuries. From Stonehenge in England to pyramids on multipl...
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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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