This programmatic work illustrates the eeriness and ferocity of a vast, sub-zero wilderness uninhabitable by man. With optional piano part, the ope...
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Economies throughout the world experience the cycle of tremendous growth followed by decline as markets "correct themselves" over time. Beginning w...
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After a visit to the Central Highlands Eisteddfod in the coal mining town of Blackwater, Queensland, I was struck by how the mine’s impressive pit ...
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Commissioned in 2017 by The Forbes Town and District Band. This piece is a medley of folk tunes collected and played by local Forbes musician Harry...
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Blytheswood Overture was commissioned by Warrawee Public School in 2016 to celebrate 30 years of the school band program. It's a very achievable le...
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Game Show was the commissioned A grade test piece for the North Shore Public Schools Festival, premiered on 10th September 2017. It is now availabl...
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This free setting of the hymn song “What Wondrous Love Is This” focuses on the variety of tonal colors and instrumental textures possible with the ...
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"The Spirit from Snow's Island" musically portrays the Carolina Marsh Tacky, a breed of horse from the barrier islands of South Carolina. These hor...
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Take adrenaline to a whole new level with this invigorating march-style work in the form of a traditional galop! Contrasting sections punctuated by...
View full detailsThis inventive, lighter work features a catchy melody, clever rhythms and a wide array of engaging percussion parts. Certain to be a real audience ...
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Ready for some musical shock and awe? Play on words aside, this is an excellent way to feature your entire woodwind section in a way that doesn't i...
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This overture is based on a “Scottish” sounding folk melody by the composer. The opening theme is lively and articulated, based loosely in the Dori...
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The Japanese composer Satoshi Yagisawa is known for writing beautiful and colourful melodies. This moving slow piece is suitable as a warm-up piece...
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Who doesn't know the iconic words? That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind, spoken by the famous astronaut Neil Armstrong - the m...
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Big hair and big hits---the 80s had a sound of its own. 80s Soundtrax presents three big hits from the decade: Nothings Gonna Stop Us Now * Words G...
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This stunning musical collage of tunes from the wildly popular video game, Starcraft II: Legacy of the Void, was composed by Jason Hayes and Mike P...
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J.K. Rowlings story of Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them will mesmerise your audiences as it follows the adventures of Newt Scamander, featur...
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Perfect for holiday concerts and festival programs alike, this traditional Basque Carol provides a setting for younger bands to play both expressiv...
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Introduce your students to the tender music sounds of the 1930s and 40s with "Serenata for Band" by Victor López. Filled with colorful melodies, co...
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Three contrasting and delightful traditional Spanish melodies are seamlessly interwoven for concert or contest programming. Including the revered "...
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Tales Of The Sea is a great choice as a major work for festival performances - plus - your developing players will really enjoy it! I wanted to wri...
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This one just needs a movie or TV series to go with it! A great choice for concert and festival performances. It will be popular with your developi...
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Composed using modified student-submitted melodic examples and ideas, this is a uniquely collaborative work evoking the darkness of the "shadows" w...
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Two notes . . . then two more. A counter-statement . . . then another. Ideas develop and unravel. Percussion punctuates, brass recapitulates, woodw...
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