Martin Mailman

Liturgical Music for Band, Op. 33, was completed in 1963. Since then, the piece has become a landmark work in the band repertoire with countless performances by several generations of students. The pi...

Since its completion in 1963, this piece has become a landmark work in the band repertoire with countless performances by several generations. A chime-like style announces the opening movement, 'Intro...

Since its completion in 1963, this piece has become a landmark work in the band repertoire with countless performances by several generations. A chime-like style announces the opening movement, 'Intro...

Since its completion in 1963, this piece has become a landmark work in the band repertoire with countless performances by several generations. A chime-like style announces the opening movement, 'Intro...

Here is the second in Mailman's series of compositions exploring musical motifs by use of frequent shifts in metric patterns and varying the major themes. It is composed without a key signature and is...

Here is the second in Mailman's series of compositions exploring musical motifs by use of frequent shifts in metric patterns and varying the major themes. It is composed without a key signature and is...

The word 'alarum' means a 'call to arms.' Originally titled 'Overture for Band,' it was later changed to its current title sometime between its completion in 1962 and publication in 1969 with John Bar...

The word 'alarum' means a 'call to arms.' Originally titled 'Overture for Band,' it was later changed to its current title sometime between its completion in 1962 and publication in 1969 with John Bar...