Mahatma Gandhi famously said, "the future depends on what you do today." Tempus Motus was written to express the hope, determination, and energy t...
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This fun selection authentically captures the dance style known as the tango, which developed during the 1880's in Argentina and Uruguay. It evolve...
View full detailsTo the Gateway is a traditional concert march. The Mountain View High School Band from Loveland, CO commissioned the composition. Loveland is histo...
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"Ascent to Quandary Peak" depicts the composer and his wife's journey as they ascend Quandary Peak, one of the Colorado mountains with a summit ove...
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"March of the Arachnids" is the second movement in the composer's "Garden Suite", following "Frogs" from 2018. "The Itsy Bitsy Spider" and "Shoo F...
View full detailsEvoking images of the American West, arranger Bobrowitz here spins a highly creative set of variations on "She'll be Comin' Round the Mountain". T...
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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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The symphony audience takes its seat, the conductor approaches the podium, gives the down beat, and the cartoon music begins. Cartoon music?!? Yep,...
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Here's an outstanding medley for younger groups that captures the excitement of the new Star Wars film and several of John Williams biggest movie h...
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Recreating the excitement from the blockbuster Hans Zimmer film score, this medley includes "Look to the Stars," "If You Love These People," "Goodb...
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The best of both films, Victor López has crafted Superman Returns for young band. This medley incorporates classic themes from previous Superman mo...
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Inspired by science fiction writers from the 1900s, the ability to travel faster than the speed of light is musically depicted in this energy-packe...
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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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Sometimes, music is not “about” anything. It exists solely for the beautiful sounds it creates and the emotions derived from that aesthetic experie...
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This spirited march commemorates the U.S. Navy’s first African-American officers, known as the Golden Thirteen. While traditional in form, the work...
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Capture the spooky, yet joyous spirit of Halloween with this clever work that moves between a dark, foreboding opening and a light, quirky melody. ...
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Evoking feelings of intrigue and majesty, this captivating work pays homage to one of the most spectacular cave systems in the world. The somber, h...
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From the blockbuster movie, here is the powerful main theme for our favorite heroine, Captain Marvel!
Featuring a catchy melody and distinctive harmonies, this 2018 hit from Zedd, Maren Morris and Grey was nominated for a number of GRAMMY® awards in...
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As fans of Japanese anime will know, this popular ballad from the television series Naruto is filled with emotional depth and poignant beauty. Than...
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If you are looking for a little “more cowbell,” this hit from 1976 is just the thing. Even before the famous Saturday Night Live skit, this tune re...
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Composed for the commission project celebrating the 85th birthday of legendary conductor Frank Battisti, this beautiful lyric piece from Kathryn Sa...
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This energetic overture is brimming with catchy melodies for nearly every section of the band. The bold opening fanfare leads to a brisk Allegro th...
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Help your students charge into 6/8 time! Extensive percussion scoring, bold melodies, striking dissonances, and driving rhythms combine to tell the...
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