"A Hot Air Balloon Adventure" is the story of a dramatic balloon ride. Starting with the preparations for the flight, the journey takes off with an...
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The piece is a programmatic work depicting a professional cycling race similar to the annual Spring Classics or a stage from one of the Grand Tours...
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Textures for wind band is a delicate and lyrical work based on a simple original hymn-like tune. The work opens with a piccolo solo and beautiful ...
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This overture was written in memory of Dr. John Wacker, former Director of Bands at Western State University in Gunnison, Colorado, who tragically ...
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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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The sparrowhawk, also known as the American kestrel, is one of the few raptors whose range includes the highest elevations of California's Sierra N...
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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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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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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...
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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...
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Honoring the career of an Illinois band director upon her retirement, this gorgeous work comes off as an epic musical journey that is full of surpr...
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Black Sails is a fast-paced adventure on the high seas, featuring arpeggiated figures in the woodwinds, powerful brass hits, and bombastic percussi...
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This highly expressive band work was first dreamed by the composer as a choral work of the same name, using the words of the poem "Dreams in the D...
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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...
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Here is a piece that is a perfect finale for your winter concert. Written for band with optional unison chorus, this is a great way to put the two ...
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This clever work by John Tatgenhorst adds the fun element of stomping feet to the beat at certain segments throughout the music. This fun piece wil...
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This publication marks the first-ever symphonic wind band edition of the Dance of the Knights, from Scene 2 “Capulet's Ball” of Prokofiev's ballet ...
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Commemoration was commissioned by the members of the Northwest North Carolina Bandmasters Association to recognize the distinguished career of Dr. ...
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Written as a tribute to the Army Paratrooper team, this tuneful, mid-tempo march contains interesting parts for each section, with a short drum bre...
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In reference to the mystical phenomenon allowing travel through time and space, Through the Wormhole! takes the listener on an exciting journey of ...
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Commissioned by The American School of the Hague (near Amsterdam), To Dance With Storm Clouds is a dynamic and evocative work that affords director...
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Incorporating the concept of drones (included on every part), here is the second volume of tuning chorales from Richard Saucedo. These will become ...
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Featuring an exuberant and joyful mood throughout, Richard beautifully weaves together layers of rhythms and melodies along with dynamic contrasts ...
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Featuring the familiar carols ′Jolly Old St. Nicholas′ and ′Jingle Bells′, here is a creative and concise overture that interweaves melodies from b...
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