Eric Osterling

The classic march from the film, 'The Bridge Over The River Kwai, ' now available in a very playable version for younger groups. Includes the trademark whistling part optional.

Here's an easy treatment of this traditional graduation processional which includes an optional opening fanfare.

The Aria in this suite is taken from Handel's opera RINALDO, his first work in London (1710), and the March and Chorus are from one of his OCCASIONAL ORATORIOS, which were produced in 1747 - Handel's...

Misty Blue for developing band will give your percussion section an opportunity to hone their technique with Latin rhythms. Audiences will tap their toes to this breezy dance.

Misty Blue for developing band will give your percussion section an opportunity to hone their technique with Latin rhythms. Audiences will tap their toes to this breezy dance.

Here's a clever feature for the whole band that will add a little south of the border spice to your next concert. Catchy melodies and infectious rhythms make this one fun.

This flute trio with band accompaniment (also available for flute trio and piano in 10412293) is a light and very enjoyable feature. Great for showcasing advancing flutists.

Commissioned by The Tidewater Winds (professional concert band based in Hampton Roads, Virginia) in honor of founder Dr. Sydney Berg, here is a sparkling concert march for mature groups. Eric is a mas...

Veteran composer Eric Osterling has provided us with many great marches over the years and this energetic 2/4 march is one of his best. Solid ensemble writing, easy-to-teach stylistic features, and gr...

Here is a perfect concert opener for your beginning group. Eric's new march begins with a strain of whistling along with the flutes, bass line, and percussion. Solidly scored with easy counterlines an...

Here is a march style arrangement that combines the patriotic classics My Country, 'Tis of Thee and America, The Beautiful. Eric Osterling's solid arrangement is easy to learn and will sound great wit...

Here is an easy new march guaranteed to make any beginning band sound great. Solid writing and catchy melodies insure success with this one.

From the master of marches for younger players, here is a playable and well-constructed composition from Eric Osterling. Keep this important style in your band program with this great sounding march.

This magnificent march was actually composed by Eric Osterling in 1979. In this new edition, Eric has kept the chromatic flare and distinctive style but adapted it to the needs of younger players. Now...

This popular easy march by Eric Osterling has been played for many years and is available again in this new edition.

If you're looking for an appealing march that will make your band sound more full and mature, look no further! This Eric Osterling concert march is ideal for getting any performance off to a solid sta...

Traditional and regal, this grand arrangement has been all but forgotten. This remains fine concert literature that will have your listeners take note.

Traditional and regal, this grand arrangement has been all but forgotten. This remains fine concert literature that will have your listeners take note.

Traditional and regal, this grand arrangement has been all but forgotten. This remains fine concert literature that will have your listeners take note.

Three of the Beatles' favorite hits are combined in this easy-to-play medley for developing groups. Eric Osterling's approach to young band writing ensures success for young players. Includes: Eleanor...

A number 1 hit in 1969 by the group Steam, this is one rock tune that can still excite a crowd. Be sure to have all the parents in the audience clap along when you get to the Na Na part!

Elvis Presley was crowned the king of rock and roll in part due to popular songs like this one. Written in an easy swing style, this will be a guaranteed hit with your students and audiences alike.

Originally recorded by the Beatles, this light-hearted favorite is a guaranteed audience pleaser. The melody alternates between the trumpets and woodwinds but there are fun parts for all.

From a hit in the '60s by Johnny Rivers to frequent use in contemporary movies, this is everyone's favorite spy theme in an easy version.