John Moss

Here's a unique change of pace featuring the familiar strains of this Latin classic. Your percussion section will have a ball with this one, and there are twists and turns for everyone in this clever...

Written in an invigorating 6/8 style, Henry Mancini's famous movie march will add a spark of life to any concert. Every section of the band gets a chance to shine in this toe-tapper that's sure to bec...

From the animated classic An American Tail, James Horner's memorable ballad became an instant pop hit recorded by Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram. John Moss has beautifully scored this lush and effect...

Among the countless memorable movie themes penned by John Williams over his illustrious film scoring career are some of the scariest and most ominous melodies ever written. From witches and devils to...

Immerse yourself in the rich and resonant world of choral music with "Symphonic Chorales," published by the renowned Hal Leonard. Thoughtfully arranged for concert band, this inspiring work blends dee...

Bring cozy winter warmth and timeless charm to the concert stage with the world-famous classic "Baby It's Cold Outside"! This beloved duet, which has warmed hearts for generations, shines in a masterf...

Dies ist schlicht und einfach ein gelungenes Arrangement über 'die schönste Zeit' des Jahres, das von John Moss in einem beschwingten Stil geschrieben und großartig mit reichen Harmonien instrumentier...

With a similar approach to his famous America, The Beautiful, Carmen Dragon's arrangement of this beloved American hymn is considered to be one of the most dramatic and effective versions ever produce...

John Moss brings us this exquisite musical panorama that celebrates life with its many moods and emotions. His command of the symphonic language and his unique talent to create musical atmospheres is...

The recent film work of John Williams demonstrates why he is considered the master of this medium. This impressive medley features the mystical and magical sounds from his newest work Harry Potter and...