There is nothing like sitting outside in the spring or fall, relaxing and enjoying a cool breeze! With Cool Breeze by Chris M. Bernotas students wi...
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Just as the title suggests, this piece is a musical depiction of wild uproar or unrestrained disorder; tumult or chaos. Complete with hammered brak...
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Inspired by the merchant ship Mary Celeste that set sail from New York City in early November of 1872, bound for Genoa, Italy. The ship never reach...
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The bold opening statement and tuneful themes make Continental Divide the perfect concert opener for any young band concert. Although very accessib...
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Taking a page from the humorous and energetic movie, Gnomeo & Juliet, this fun piece depicts the famous garden gnomes of England dancing and en...
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Mar Y Cielo (Sea and Sky), by Jorge L. Vargas, is a tuneful and memorable pasodoble written for young bands. With its vibrant harmonies and melodic...
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Operation Invictus is a rising band work that checks all the boxes: exciting parts for all players, commanding rhythms, and challenging, yet surmou...
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Rebound by Chris M. Bernotas is an innovative piece that will place your first-year percussion students in the spotlight. Faculty members, parents,...
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Take a journey on the Silk Road, the ancient trade route that linked the Far East with the Western world in this imaginative piece by Robert Sheldo...
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Introduce or reinforce 6/8 time while portraying the Viking conquests with Tyler S. Grant's Tale of the Sword! Using minimal rhythmic motivic mater...
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A New Light (A Sequel to ... At Twilight) A sequel to his best-selling work At Twilight, Tyler S. Grant once again contributes a captivating lyrica...
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Strap on your helmets and take to the skies with Tyler S. Grant's latest fanfare for young bands, Wild Blue! Written for flexible instrumentation, ...
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This tone poem is based on the popular novel by Alexandre Dumas. The Count of Monte Cristo is a cool headed and charismatic billionaire out for rev...
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Arranger William Himes brilliantly adapts Bach's famous fugue for the concert band. The themes are passed around to all members of the band and inc...
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Midday Sun, Midnight Moon was written to illustrate the many different cycles we all experience in our daily lives, many of which we are not even a...
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Revengence is a journey through anger and redemption. This colorful tone poem depicts the frustration, self-doubt, and confusion that people often ...
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Fanfare Gratiam (meaning Fanfare of Thankfulness) is the perfect piece for your next concert. Use it to honor someone special in the audience. Afte...
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The melody is written with the first six notes found in Tradition of Excellence Book 1. Farewell is a great end-of-the-year piece, and way for youn...
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Crimson Fire gives the students the chance to explore dissonances at a very early level. Energetic eighth-note rhythms and lots of percussion accom...
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Depicting the natural beauty of the Four Corners region of the American Southwest, Trail of the Ancients features notes of the Bb scale set in a C ...
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Rhythmic Festival was written to teach syncopation across the middle of the measure. All parts have modest ranges, and care is taken with clarinets...
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And They Flew (WB546), Earthrise (WB536), and Hypersonic (WB547) comprise Steven J. Pyter's "To The Moon and Back" suite. Hypsersonic is a rousing ...
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And They Flew (WB546), Earthrise (WB536), and Hypersonic (WB547) comprise Steven J. Pyter's "To The Moon and Back" suite. And They Flew features st...
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In a Royal Garden was written with the young musician in mind. It provides the opportunity to study, develop, and perform several basic skills such...
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