Concert Band Sheet Music from Grand Mesa Music

The composer here has created a classy European style-march in his debut published work. Ushered in by a quiet percussion feature, March of the Buccaneers is highlighted by the sounds of a flute/picco...

Listening to this very crafty march, one can almost imagine the cute little rodents of the title emerging from the ground one by one, and having a fine chinchilla celebratory dance! Eighth/ 2-16th not...

Vic Flowers has here written another gem in the British March style (in the tradition of his March of the Buccaneers.) Everything about this march says 'tasteful' from the opening woodwind intro, thro...

Originally written for piano in 1843, Liszt adapted this symphonic poem for orchestra in 1875. Neither of Liszt's versions enjoy many performances today, but Singleton has rescued this work from relat...

Not your everyday, traditional march, 'To the Summit March' features contemporary harmonies and more lyrical melodies than are the norm for this genre. Rhythmic background parts and active percussion...

The composer has drawn on a Spring celebration parade in Brandermill, VA, a community near his residence, as inspiration for this feel-good march. Featuring a light-hearted melody, dotted-eighth/sixte...

To The Gateway is a traditional concert march. The Mountain View High School Band from Loveland, CO commissioned the composition. Loveland is historically known as the 'Gateway to the Rockies' and the...

The energy and allure of Miami, Florida is captured here in this exceptional concert march for young band. ; After presenting the primary 4-note motif in the introduction, Magic City March spins out t...

This mostly up-tempo overture in ABA form captures the essence of the American West. ; Brass and percussion dominate the sound palette, including solo trumpet moments and soaring horn lines, as well a...

Two contrasting songs very important in Jewish culture are combined in this sparkling medley for band: Hatikvah and Artsa Alinu. Hatkivah, which means The Hope, is the national anthem of Israel. In a...

With this completion of the second movement of The Haunted Mansion trilogy, Canadian writer Matt Neufeld has added a mysterious work which can be played as a movement of the trilogy or as an evocative...

This very approachable 5 band work was inspired by prehistoric cave paintings, and is a fun way for your students to imagine themselves transported back to ancient, primitive times. ; It uses primaril...

This piece was inspired by a documentary on Yellowstone park the composer watched on television. The energetic character of the famous geyser Old Faithful is reflected in the upbeat character of the m...

Hailing from the Detroit, MI area, M. J. Roth has created in "Discovery" a young band work that employs a sophisticated sound palette while being very approachable. ; It takes players on an auditory j...

This heartfelt work evokes the memory of a dear friend of the composer, Angelo Sormani, who tragically passed away at a young age. It is a slow ballad with a lyrical and very expressive melody. The th...

Where Dolphins Play was written for the Pine Island Academy band in St. Augustine, Florida. Since their school mascot is a dolphin, the composer's intent in this work was to capture the playful and ch...

The Race Against Time is a loosely programmatic work depicting the hectic and fast-paced nature of life in the 21st century. In this highly original and well-crafted work, you will hear moments of str...

This fresh arrangement of Carol of the Bells is sure to grab your audience's attention! Beginning quietly with bells and flutes and followed by an exciting fanfare, this setting is a study in contrast...

Originally written in 1972, this music was extensively revised in 2002, and now takes the form of a fantasia of traditional Advent and Christmas tunes. Included in part or whole are the Advent hymn tu...

This medley of three traditional European Christmas carols is a new work from the pen of one of America's most original and distinguished band writers. The carols originate in England (Forest Green),...

Taking an ancient melody also known as 'O Come, O Come Emmanuel', arranger Neufeld has here created an extremely original take on a much-arranged Christmas melody. Surprising touches in this arrangeme...

This well-crafted seasonal work is easy enough for first year players to perform at their first holiday concert, and a great arrangement for more experienced bands as well. It features a variety of ti...

Deck the Halls, The First Noel, and Good King Wenceslas form the basis for a brilliant holiday medley as only Bobrowitz could create. This exuberant musical scenario makes great use of pointillism, in...

Beginning with a sparkling slow introduction reminiscent of a clear, cold day in December, this always-surprising arrangement of 'Go Tell It on the Mountain' soon launches into a celebratory fast temp...

In this charming original waltz, the composer puts the listener in the midst of a royal Christmas party during a snowy Russian winter. The piece evolves through various musical snapshots of the party,...