Ensemble

for brass quintet and wind orchestra

Cyrill Kistler wrote his first opera, Kunihild in 1883, which was thoroughly Wagnerian, replete with elaborate leading motives and harmonic progressions. The version of the Prelude to Act 3 of the ope...

Part march, part Spanish popular music, part reflective solo trumpet cadenza, this is a lively and exciting work that will work as a welcome change of pace for any concert program. The editing is expl...

Flute, cornet, trombone, or euphonium with band. Always a rousing solo vehicle, this arrangement includes separate solo parts for flute, cornet, euphonium, and trombone. Piano accompaniment versions o...

Here's a musical "home run" you won't want to miss! Karl King wrote many thrilling marches and this is one of his most popular. Carefully edited and updated, this classic can now be performed by moder...

Karl King wrote more than marches. He embraced the music of his day and incorporated it into his own writing. This delightful rag is dedicated to his friend Charles Rozell, ragtime drummer.

Ever had one of those days where everything went wrong? This work is about such a day. But don't worry, this tune, which can be performed with as few as four percussionists or as many as thirteen, ass...

Rhythmically vital and invigorating, this is a work to keep both players and conductor on their toes. Well within the capabilities of a grade 3 band, it is written in A-B-A form, with a D. C. al Fine.

Two of the more memorable and upbeat tunes from the era of "the war to end all wars": It's a Long Way to Tipperary and Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag.

Here is your opportunity to recreate one of the most important moments in the history of the concert band. Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore, father of the American concert band, had just passed away. Sousa h...

Bring the sounds of the circus to your next concert with this dazzling sensation! The "king" of circus music wrote this at the height of the ragtime craze and now it's available for your next concert....

Here's a musical "home run" you won't want to miss! Karl King wrote many thrilling marches and this is one of his most popular. Carefully edited and updated, this classic can now be performed by moder...

Ever had one of those days where everything went wrong? This work is about such a day. But don't worry, this tune, which can be performed with as few as four percussionists or as many as thirteen, ass...

Rhythmically vital and invigorating, this is a work to keep both players and conductor on their toes. Well within the capabilities of a grade 3 band, it is written in A-B-A form, with a D. C. al Fine.

Two of the more memorable and upbeat tunes from the era of "the war to end all wars": It's a Long Way to Tipperary and Pack Up Your Troubles in Your Old Kit Bag.

Here is your opportunity to recreate one of the most important moments in the history of the concert band. Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore, father of the American concert band, had just passed away. Sousa h...

This composition features the euphonium- and bass tuba sections of the band. As the title indicactes, the bass groove is very important throughout the piece. The music was written for the euphonium- a...

Rossini's "Barber Of Seville" is one of the most famous and beloved operas of all time, and this fine transcription brings all the magic to the concert band idiom. Experienced bands will find this a d...