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A bold fanfare sets the stage for this celebratory work set in a unique Southwestern style. Inspired by visions of the American West, the infectious march-style melody will stick with your audience lo...

Written for Powell Crosley of the Crosley Radio Corporation, The Crosley March arranged by Loras John Schissel resounds with the zest of Fillmore at his best. It's not easy, but it's worth any time ne...

A fine original march in the style of the masters, Glorious Light by Gene Milford is a tuneful foot-tapper. There are a few harmonic surprises to keep your group on its toes, so to speak. This is perf...

This arrangement perfecty captures the infectious groove and catchy melody that this Lady Gaga hit brings to the party while remaing highly accessible. Make practicing fun!

Monument — An unforgettable blend of pop and tradition from Norwegian band KEiiNO. This powerful arrangement, created by Bjørn Morten Kjærnes for vocalist Alexandra Rotan and With Concert Band accompa...

All aboard!!! The iconic rock anthem that launched the solo career of Ozzy Osbourne is perfectly scored to be accessible to young bands of any size and instrumentaion. A must have in your concert band...

Featuring a driving shuffle groove and a memorable melody, this tune lives on as one of the signature hits by Freddie Mercury and Queen.

Unique and beautiful describe Pastorale and Fanfare from Robert Spicer. The expressive pastorale is breathtaking in its loveliness, and the fanfare stirring and playable. This is just the special numb...

With the march "Die Mattig", Salzburg composer Edgar Pelz has created a sonorous monument to one of the most characterful rivers in Salzburg and Upper Austria. Lively, powerful and always in motion, t...

You'll find this an extraordinarily versatile arrangement, for it can be played with or without an SATB chorus (item # 36-50800001) and/or a handbell choir. Comprised of three popular carols that will...

You'll find this an extraordinarily versatile arrangement, for it can be played with or without an SATB chorus (item # 36-50800001) and/or a handbell choir. Comprised of three popular carols that will...

Capture the feeling of exhilaration as your band embarks on a perilous journey to reach the top of a mountain. An intense introduction moves almost immediately into a woodwind chorale as the group beg...

Colorful percussion and unusual instrumental effects will bring a true sense of amazement to your audience as the narrator tells the story of an alien invasion and its aftermath. Alien Invasion from t...

Imagine yourself on a camel ride through the desert. Your ride, the "ship of the desert," has an awkward, rolling gait, and as you sway back and forth you gaze upon the mysteries and wonders of the ar...

Using only the first six notes taught to beginners, Across This Land by Kevin Hilbun is suitable for performance midway through the first year of instruction. It is surprisingly sophisticated, with su...

Using only the first six notes taught to beginners, Across This Land by Kevin Hilbun is suitable for performance midway through the first year of instruction. It is surprisingly sophisticated, with su...

Tone, intonation, phrasing, and legato style are the foundational aspects of band musicianship. Coraggio by Quincy Hilliard is a lovely ballad that allows your students to concentrate on these skills...

Simply amazing... Ryan Fraley captures an incredibly mature sound in this lyrical work, approachable for young bands. Easy aleatoric devices are used effectively in this piece that includes soaring me...

If you're commissioned to write a work for the Lorain County (OH) 4H Band, of course you're going to use tractor parts as part of the sound picture. Surely one of your students will have access to jus...

Traditional in many ways in construction, this march shows a gift of melody and innovation. Mustang March by Daniel Sault features all the things you want to hear in a march, but always just a little...

Composed around a 10th Century poetic couplet, Hugh M. Stuart's Three Ayres From Gloucester is for full Concert Band.

When dinosaurs roamed the earth, I imagine they made a lot of stomping noises. The is much question and answer between the wind instruments and the percussion. Best performed where there is a wooden f...

This work has some really fun syncopation for the band to work on. The rhythms "ricochet" around the band and the main melody is like a groovy 1960's TV show.

Syttende mai er jeg så glad i ("I Love the 17th of May") is one of the most well-known children's songs sung on Norway's Constitution Day, May 17th. The melody is based on an old Swedish folk tune, wi...