Sheet Music for Concert Band

Here's the smash hit from the group Coldplay in mesmerizing and solid treatment by Tim Waters. The moderate rock tempo and repetitive rhythmic figures make this easily attainable by younger players. D...

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Summer, sun and beach - this carefree attitude to life was conveyed by the vocal group "The Drifters" in 1964 with their song Under the Boardwalk. Latin American-influenced rhythms at a rather moderat...

In this composition Charles Michiels puts the trombone section in the spotlight and despite the intermediate level, it's definitely a spectacular piece! The atmosphere that's being created by soloists...

Perfect for a light holiday or winter concert, this appealing setting of Meredith Willson's familiar song is scored for flexible instrumentation in a medium swing style, and creatively passes the melo...

This world famous tune from the seventies from Bob Crewe and Bob Gaudio has been arranged by Johan de Meij. To play everything in the fitting typical style you need at least four percussion players.

Rarely does a song come along that no one seems to get tired of hearing or playing. Happy is just that song, and here is a very easy arrangement with limited ranges and rhythms perfect for second year...

Pokémon is back! Here's a terrific arrangement of the original theme featuring a driving rock pulse and catchy melodies. Quick to learn, and fun to play!

The highly acclaimed movie musical La La Land, took home six Academy awards including Best Original Song for City of Stars. Here is a great sounding arrangement of this charming song scored for flexib...

Featured in Sid Meier's Civilization IV video game, this well-known theme includes an infectious African groove and memorable melody. Solidly scored here for flexible instrumentation.

From Disney's blockbuster animated feature, here is a terrific medley for the concert stage featuring plenty of Latin excitement.

From the Broadway stage to the silver screen, the music of ABBA never seems to grow old. Here is an entertaining medley for younger bands.

Don't Stop Believin' is a song by American rock band Journey, released in 1981. Musically, it is also considered the "perfect rock song", the riff (the concise rhythmic pattern) is considered one of t...

Rhapsody is not a programmatic work, but one that spontaneously turns into a natural musical journey. André Waignein showcases and explores both the technical prowess and the expressive nature of the...

In Oregon entführt Sie Jacob de Haan auf eine abenteuerliche Zugfahrt durch die faszinierende Landschaft einer der nordwestlichen Staaten Amerikas. Ein langsames Thema in Moll, gepaart mit Variationen...

Marche des satyres : The evocation of the satyres is a source of mysteries, at once strange, funny or disturbing ... This march is like a parade where these fascinating creatures would intrigue us as...

Where Eagles Fly is a cinematic tone poem by Belgian composer Sven Van Calster. Inspired by a documentary about eagles and other large birds of prey, the composer evokes the hunting grounds of these a...

This rhapsody was composed in 2005 on the occasion of the project 'Solowerke für Wettbewerb' (Solo Pieces for Contests) in the Gmunden region (Austria). The rhapsody starts rather unconventionally wit...

Barry Manilow, whose real name is Barry Alan Pinkus (Brooklyn, 1946), studied at the famous New-York Julliard Conservatory of Music and became arranger for the well-known Ed Sullivan Television Show....

Klezmer music originated in the 'shtetl' (villages) and the ghettos of Eastern Europe, where itinerant Jewish troubadours, known as 'klezmorim', had performed at celebrations, particularly weddings, s...

Still the king of pop, Michael Jackson's music still resonates with current pop culture and musical tastes. Here is a terrific medley of landmark hits from his early solo career. Includes: Billie Jean...