Brian Balmages

Using only six notes and no eighth notes, this classically inspired work was written for the very beginning string student. The first movement, The Holly and the Ivy, presents a lyrical treatment that...

Using only six notes and no eighth notes, this classically inspired work was written for the very beginning string student. The first movement, The Holly and the Ivy, presents a lyrical treatment that...

This emotional and reflective work paints a stunning picture of the holiday season as seen through the eyes of a homeless person on a street corner. The music relies heavily on a juxtaposition of the...

This emotional and reflective work paints a stunning picture of the holiday season as seen through the eyes of a homeless person on a street corner. The music relies heavily on a juxtaposition of the...

This emotional and reflective work paints a stunning picture of the holiday season as seen through the eyes of a homeless person on a street corner. The music relies heavily on a juxtaposition of the...

Dramatic, heroic and stately - this incredible work has been performed by thousands of groups around the world. After years of requests, the composer has finally made this landmark work available for...

This invigorating overture is a celebration of achievement and seeks to portray the feeling of standing on top of the world. Featuring memorable themes and vibrant fanfares, this is a powerful way to...

Written to honor United Sound, this piece recognizes that special needs students do not have to be identified by their deficits - rather, they can be identified by their "superpowers." It may be a stu...

A Sequel to Moscow, 1941. Arranged for Symphony Orchestra

This powerful and driving overture is the perfect way to kick off your holiday program! Featuring a mix of original themes and holiday favorites, this work does not sound like a medley; rather, it is...

Written to honor United Sound, this piece recognizes that special needs students do not have to be identified by their deficits---rather, they can be identified by their "superpowers." It may be a stu...

Inspired by the endless possibilities of this incredible melody from Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, Brian Balmages presents it in a sensitive and harmonically intricate setting while also making the work...

The haunting melody of Sakura, Sakura moves through a series of stunning and beautiful transformations before finally coming to rest in this musical fantasy. Tonal centers switch between minor and maj...

Dramatic, heroic and stately - this incredible work has been performed by thousands of groups around the world. After years of requests, the composer has finally made this landmark work available for...

This invigorating overture is a celebration of achievement and seeks to portray the feeling of standing on top of the world. Featuring memorable themes and vibrant fanfares, this is a powerful way to...

A Sequel to Moscow, 1941. Arranged for Symphony Orchestra

Written to honor United Sound, this piece recognizes that special needs students do not have to be identified by their deficits---rather, they can be identified by their "superpowers." It may be a stu...

Warm-up Fundamentals was conceived as a tool for directors to use as part of a daily ensemble routine. It covers important fundamental concepts such as breathing, long tones, interval slurs, articulat...

Dark, sinister and fun - these words describe this wonderfully inventive piece that paints a picture of shadows marching in unison through hallways, dark corners, and anywhere else the imagination wou...