Travis J. Weller

Inspired by Norse mythology, this piece depicts the creation of Odin's spear, Gungnir, forged by the dwarf Dvalin. The music captures the meticulous work of the blacksmiths, with percussion and woodwi...

Open your winter program with this rich adaptation of The First Noel inspired by Vaughan Williams. Flourishes and innovative harmonies create a compelling, festive atmosphere as melodic material seaml...

Inspired by the wildly popular New Zealand sailing song Soon May the Wellerman Come, this outstanding work takes us on an epic journey with the captain and the ship’s energetic crew. Moments of peril...

Inspired by the wildly popular New Zealand sailing song Soon May the Wellerman Come, this outstanding work takes us on an epic journey with the captain and the ship’s energetic crew. Moments of peril...

Inspired by the wildly popular New Zealand sailing song Soon May the Wellerman Come, this outstanding work takes us on an epic journey with the captain and the ship’s energetic crew. Moments of peril...

Set sail on a high-seas adventure with Four Captains! This thrilling concert band piece brings to life the daring exploits of four infamous pirates. From swashbuckling battles to mysterious treasure h...

Set sail on a high-seas adventure with Four Captains! This thrilling concert band piece brings to life the daring exploits of four infamous pirates. From swashbuckling battles to mysterious treasure h...

An homage to classic spy shows and movies, "The Art of Espionage" is a great concert addition full of sound effects and intrigue. A sure-fire way to get your audience on the tip of their seats this se...

An homage to classic spy shows and movies, "The Art of Espionage" is a great concert addition full of sound effects and intrigue. A sure-fire way to get your audience on the tip of their seats this se...

An homage to classic spy shows and movies, "The Art of Espionage" is a great concert addition full of sound effects and intrigue. A sure-fire way to get your audience on the tip of their seats this se...

A perfect piece for that upcoming patriotic concert! Travis J. Weller has given us a wonderfully accessible piece for developing bands.

This jazz styling of the popular holiday carol "We Three Kings" offers a tribute to artists who are considered jazz royalty: Duke Ellington and Count Basie. Shades of "It Don't Mean a Thing" and "One...

Open your winter program with this rich adaptation of The First Noel inspired by Vaughan Williams. Flourishes and innovative harmonies create a compelling, festive atmosphere as melodic material seaml...

Reward your students while taking the audience on a thrilling sonic journey. Part fanfare and part overture, this work pays homage to the great works students have experienced for generations. It open...

Reward your students while taking the audience on a thrilling sonic journey. Part fanfare and part overture, this work pays homage to the great works students have experienced for generations. It open...

Reward your students while taking the audience on a thrilling sonic journey. Part fanfare and part overture, this work pays homage to the great works students have experienced for generations. It open...

This setting of a traditional French Carol captures the spirit of children dressing up as shepherds and milkmaids, singing carols as they make their way to midnight mass on Christmas.

This setting of a traditional French Carol captures the spirit of children dressing up as shepherds and milkmaids, singing carols as they make their way to midnight mass on Christmas.

This setting of a traditional French Carol captures the spirit of children dressing up as shepherds and milkmaids, singing carols as they make their way to midnight mass on Christmas.

The 18 works in this flexible trio series offers students from different sections the opportunity to collaborate in ways not always afforded by full ensemble repertoire. It is important that students...

The 18 works in this flexible trio series offers students from different sections the opportunity to collaborate in ways not always afforded by full ensemble repertoire. It is important that students...