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The hardening power of fire, a hellish inferno, tamed by humans. Crackling tension and calm activity. Hard work in scorching embers. Red-hot abysses, dancing tongues of fire. Then – ‘By God, men – sal...

Millennial Echoes was commissioned by Musikkapelle Rottendorf e.V. to mark the village's 1000-year celebration in 2025. The work delves deep into the history of the small village. A piece of local his...

Millennial Echoes was commissioned by Musikkapelle Rottendorf e.V. to mark the village's 1000-year celebration in 2025. The work delves deep into the history of the small village. A piece of local his...

Millennial Echoes was commissioned by Musikkapelle Rottendorf e.V. to mark the village's 1000-year celebration in 2025. The work delves deep into the history of the small village. A piece of local his...

Millennial Echoes was commissioned by Musikkapelle Rottendorf e.V. to mark the village's 1000-year celebration in 2025. The work delves deep into the history of the small village. A piece of local his...

It is a compact heroic and festive piece.

This piece meets the criteria for concert evaluations.

Diese Fanfare soll ein weithin hörbares Signal sein, dass die Europaregion Tirol-Südtirol-Trentino als erfolgreicher Zusammenschluss dreier Länder mitten in Europa Menschen, Standpunkte, Interessen un...

A wonderful piece from the new Wind Band Select series. Commissioned by the Metropolitan Wind Symphony in 2005, Suite From China West for Wind Ensemble is written in four movements, and was premiered...

Commissioned by the Colorado Wind Ensemble, Hold This Boy and Listen is inspired by Carter Pann's young nephew, David Paulus, Jr. It is unusually quiet and subdued for a wind band composition, and wil...

From the composer: Dragon Rhyme for Symphonic Band is in two movements: I. Mysteriously-Harmoniously; and II. Energetically. The first movement is lyrical; and the second powerful. Featuring the basic...

In a musical style strongly influenced by (and occasionally parodying) American popular music, the subtitle “Baroque” may seem a puzzle at first. It is also the key to Pann’s approach in composing for...

Originally composed for solo organ, Hailstork's fanfare is a 3½-minute explosion of joyous sound inspired by the Baroque-era tradition of Chorale Preludes. As in Bach's organ preludes, the familiar hy...

The thrills of downhill skiing inspired Carter Pann’s SLALOM, originally a multi-prize winning orchestral work, and well-loved in the composer’s own wind ensemble scoring. This tone poem flashes throu...

A sweeping chorale gives way to exciting, colorful antiphony in Samuel Adler’s A TESTAMENT for wind ensemble. Written to commemorate conductor Michael Haithcock’s retirement from university teaching,...

Luigi Zaninelli's unique arrangement of the The Star-Spangled Banner may be performed by orchestra alone or with a choir and organ for an especially powerful rendition of this patriotic favorite.

This landmark work is unquestionably one of the most important contributions in serious concert band repertoire.

This great piece was composed by the award-winning Robert Jager. Among the the awards that Jager has won are the American Bandmasters Association Ostwald Award and the National School Orchestra Associ...

A Sanskrit word, Anatman is usually referred to the notion of "selflessness" or "self-illusion." In the doctrine of Buddhism, the word Anatman is commonly used in a context to teach that all things pe...

A Sanskrit word, Anatman is usually referred to the notion of "selflessness" or "self-illusion." In the doctrine of Buddhism, the word Anatman is commonly used in a context to teach that all things pe...

Journey Above the Tundra: Dance of the Willow Ptarmigan was inspired by a life-changing expedition to Lake Clark National Park as part of the 2023 Composing in the Wilderness program. Immersed in Alas...

Journey Above the Tundra: Dance of the Willow Ptarmigan was inspired by a life-changing expedition to Lake Clark National Park as part of the 2023 Composing in the Wilderness program. Immersed in Alas...