Concert Band Sheet Music from Boosey & Hawkes

1. Scherzo 2. Mambo 3. Cha-cha 4. Cool (Fugue)

Sung by the Jets gang in Bernstein's West Side Story, this familiar song is filled with energy and rambunctious humor. With the melodic phrases being bounced from section to section, this clever adapt...

Cool is probably by far the jazziest number from Bernstein's West Side Story. Here, a light swing style combines with angular riffs and a cocky attitude. Also in this light to medium arrangement for f...

The most memorable and emotional ballad from one of the most enduring musicals of all time skilfully adapted for concert band by Jay Bocook.

Meridian comes very much out of the composer's love for ostinato, or groove-based, music. Other diverse influences include the World Music-infused jazz of Keith Jarrett and Jan Garbarek, as well as th...

Norwegian composer Ola Gjeilo is an emerging star in the realm of choral works, and also with music for wind band. Similar to his earlier band works Meridian and The Spheres, Serenity is based on a su...

Komponiert als Nachfolgewerk zu Gabriel Musellas populärem Stück Don Ricardo, ist dieses Stück im Stil eines Paso doble nach Don Hanna, einem legendären texanischen Musikpädagogen der 1950er Jahre, be...

This medley features three seldom heard sea songs: Johnny Come Down to Hilo, The Sailor's Alphabet and Sailing at High Tide. It is orchestrated to showcase the various color combinations within the be...

RPM stands for Revolutions per Minute. This piece seeks to capture the feeling of unrelenting speed, acceleration and momentum. The composer was influenced by heavy metal music, and describes the over...

for Wind Band Millennium Bridge is the first movement of a three-movement work that takes as its theme different aspects of modern London. This movement describes the pedestrian's journey across this...

The three short pictures which make up the suite East Coast Pictures were inspired by several visits to the small part of the USA's East Coast, and area which provides great extremes in the geography...

Colonel Bogey was composed in 1913 at Fort George and published just in time to be around when the world unfortunately found itself in a very big war. Duration: 3 1/2 minutes.

Transcribed for Symphonic Band by Clare Grundman.

From Copland's program notes: An emblem stands for something - it is a symbol. I called the work Emblems because it seemed to me to suggest musical states of being: noble or aspirational feelings, pla...

Homage to Leonin evokes his sinuous melodic style and use of Gregorian chant. It is a mood piece in which a chant on the Dorian mode is gradually transformed into a perfectly symmetrical eight-tone sc...

Klavierdirektion

Homage to Perotin springs from his Viderunt - with its driving rhythmic intesnity, repetition, and pedal points. The opening section features dissonances in alternation with brass fanfare-like passage...

Olympiada was written in 1996 (rescored in 2002) to capture the human conditions of intense glory and pain that only the Olympic Games can inspire, while musically tying themes with a historic Greek f...

Based on Songs of the time of George Washington and the American Revolution. Includes set of parts, full score and condensed score.

Clare Grundman's band transcription features various soloists and small groups within the band.