Please note: this is a clearance item. Free shipping does not apply. Without question, The Planets has risen to the top of symphonic works of the...
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Bigfoot Stomp is a quirky, animated piece that is a unique change of pace for your band and audience. According to legend, Bigfoot is a tall, hairy...
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Hinting at the possibility of visitors from another world coming to earth in ancient times, Richard's musical adventure for second year players evo...
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Based on Purcell's “Come, Ye Sons of Art,” this carefully crafted arrangement for second year players features a nice variety in scoring and dynami...
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“Kiskiminetas” is a Native American word that means to “make daylight” and was likely a command given to “break camp and continue the journey.” Pau...
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Combining a driving and rhythmic pulse, carefully paced mixed meters, and full band passages interspersed with percussion feature spots, Northwest ...
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Using the concept of drones as well as tuning hints written into both the score and parts, this volume of chorales will help students understand mo...
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Inspired by the legend of a mythical ancient kingdom (in present day South Carolina), The Land Called Chicora is a programmatic work telling of the...
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Named for the star which is used to guide the course of a ship, this two-minute fanfare for mature players is an exciting way to open any concert. ...
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(A Fantasy on Motifs of G. Verdi) The overture to Giuseppe Verdi's 1862 opera La Forza del Destino (The Power of Fate) has remained standard r...
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Here's a clever program piece – a classic orchestral tango with interesting part writing for all players. Also an ideal teaching piece, it can intr...
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Here's a terrific suite arranged for school string ensembles by the original fiddler from the Broadway show, Herbert Baumel. Mr. Baumel's carefully...
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Performance time - ca. 4:30
This striking overture has established itself as a staple in many band programs across the country and appear on many state lists as well. Bold and...
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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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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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Here is an emotion-filled arrangement for young players based on the folk tune Down to the River to Pray, which is thought to have been composed by...
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From a song shared by Squamish First Nation and performer Bob Baker, comes a new work for concert band shaped by Robert Buckley that will allow you...
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In 17th-century London, it was common for stage productions to have short dances performed between acts. This tuneful dance for second year players...
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The image of a “path not taken” may evoke a sense of mystery and excitement at the unknown, as well as the satisfaction of following our own indivi...
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In July 1969, Apollo 11 completed its mission to the moon and Neil Armstrong made his famous proclamation “That's one small step...” as he stepped ...
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Exploring some of the most well-known traditional folk tunes from Korea, here is an appealing and well-paced suite for young players. “Let's Sing a...
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Written in a sophisticated and dynamic style, this work from James Curnow is more impressive sounding than the easy grade level would indicate. Ope...
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During his brief lifetime, Sidney Lanier (1842-1881) was at one time or another a soldier, musician, teacher, lawyer, and a college professor. He i...
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Highway of Heroes was composed to honor heroism of all kinds – to pay tribute to the brave souls who daily and unselfishly risk their lives and eve...
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In this concise yet powerful work from Johnnie Vinson, the opening segment features a “flourish” from the woodwinds accompanying a fanfare figure i...
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From the composers of You Raise Me Up, this tender ballad is filled with a range of emotions in the form of a lullaby from a parent to a grown chil...
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'Synergy' is the combined power of a group when they are working with each other – in musical terms, it's that magical something that happens when ...
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Composer Norman Dello Joio (1913-2008) received an Emmy award for his 1965 score for the television program The Louvre. His concert band adaptation...
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The fourth movement of Robert Buckley's grandly cinematic suite describing impressions of the “seas” of the moon, Serpent Sea is animated, exuberan...
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The third movement of Robert Buckley's grandly cinematic suite describing impressions of the “seas” of the moon, Sea of Clouds was inspired by a se...
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Utilizing an array of sparkling brass figures contrasted with brief lyric passages and dynamic shifts in texture, this work is equally effective as...
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Commissioned by the North Carolina South Central District Bandmasters Association, Liquid portrays the many different ways that water moves around ...
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Franz Joseph Haydn's famous melody from the second movement of the “Emperor” Quartet (String Quartet, Op. 76) was the basis for the national anthem...
View full detailsThis poignant and lyrical work by Richard Saucedo utilizes sections of transparent beauty, with only a few instruments playing, contrasted with sec...
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