Treat your band and your audience to this beautifully crafted arrangement of one of J. S. Bach's grandest achievements. Based on a hymn tune by Philie Nicolai, this glorious work adds inventive counte...
Grab your suitcase and get ready to spend a Night in the Tropics! Composed in Guadeloupe in 1859, it was written to be performed by combined symphony orchestra and large band, with improvisational par...
Cantique de Jean Racine was composed by Faure in 1865. This magnificent setting for winds retains all the glory and color of the full chorus and orchestra version, complete with harp and string bass.
There is a saying that 'the test of great music is that it stands the test of time.' While there have been many triumphal marches written by great composers, few are as well-known as this powerful and...
The grandeur and beauty of 'Joyful Variations' takes the listener on a journey through one of the most famous melodies ever written - Beethoven's theme from Symphony No. 9. Noble fanfares open and clo...
From Ravel's Mother Goose Suite, this piece tells the tale of a Chinese princess falling under the curse of an evil fairy who transforms her into an ugly little girl. Laideronnette exiles herself from...
Written in the grand tradition of British wind band music, Canterbury Walk is perfect for concert or contest! Canterbury Walk opens and closes with a light marchlike melody in the woodwinds. The contr...
Here's an energetic concert or festival opener by Steve Hodges. Grays Harbor March was commissioned by the George B. Miller Junior High School in Aberdeen, Washingtion. This exciting march was written...
Famous for its use as the Alfred Hitchcock television theme, Charles Gounod's Funeral March of a Marionette was originally conceived by the composer as a tongue-in-cheek parody of a music critic that...
