Concert Band Sheet Music from Seolta Music Ltd

Doretta's song 'Chi'il bel sogno' - from Puccini's opera La Rondine in a colourful arrangement for soprano and concert band by Brendan Power.

Ebben? Ne andro lontano from Catalani's opera La Wally in an arrangement for soprano and concert band by Mark Armstrong. Please note that this arrangement is in the key of Eb - down one semitone from...

I dreamt I dwelt in Marble Halls is without doubt one of Balfe's best-loved arias. Taken from the opera 'The Bohemian Girl', the soprano Arline describes her memories of her childhood. It has been rec...

A medley by Mark Armstrong for voice and concert band of three well-known Irish melodies - Danny Boy, Molly Malone and The Rose of Tralee.

M'appari tutt'amor, Ach so Fromm or simply 'Martha' from Friedrich von Flotow's opera 'Martha' in an arrangement for voice and concert band by J. B. Power.

Santa Lucia is one of Italy's most celebrated traditional songs. It was transcribed by Teodoro Cottrau (1827-1879) and published by the Cottrau firm, as a "Barcarolla", at Naples in 1849. It is arrang...

Irish music-hall song from the 1800's written by Johnny Patterson and arranged for high voice and concert band.

The Holy City arranged for high voice and concert band with SATB choir in the two choruses... 'Jerusalem, Jerusalem, lift up your heads and sing...'

The Lark in the clear air - traditional Irish song for high voice and concert band (Key Ab).

Traditional Irish song arranged for voice and concert band - 'As I went through out Dublin City at the hour of twelve in the night, Who should I see but the Spanish Lady washing her feet by candle lig...

There is an Isle originated as a Scottish poem and was put to music in 1924 by Anna Maria Lynch, an Irish school-teacher. It is arranged in the Key of F for voice and concert band.

One of the most inventive arrangements yet for solo instrument and concert band. Brendan Power has taken highlights from the Baroque era and well known organ pieces and woven them into an exciting med...

T.C. Kelly's colourful and dramatic symphonic band arrangement of well-known Wexford airs Boolavogue, Kelly the Boy from Killane, and The Croppy Boy is one of Ireland's most celebrated classic Irish c...

Carrickfergus is one of Ireland's best-known songs and is presented here in an accessible arrangement for concert band. This arrangement is also suitable for accompanying a vocalist (Key Eb)

Finnegans Wake is one of Potter's best-known works for concert band. Potter tells the story of the famous Dublin street ballad 'Finnegans Wake' through music, painting a colourful picture of the lovab...

Lament for Youth is a beautiful Irish arrangement by J.F. Larchet, one of Ireland's most celebrated composers. The piece starts with a slow air entitled 'My Gentle Harp' followed by a lively dance tun...

Air from County Derry (Danny Boy) has been arranged for wind band by Colonel Fred O'Callaghan, former Director of the Irish Defence Forces School of Music. This arrangement of one of Ireland's best lo...

Turlough O'Carolan, the famous blind Irish harpist wrote this piece in the early 1700's, it is said in a response to a compositional challenge from the Italian composer Geminiani. O'Carolan would have...

Gottfried Piefke (1815- 1884) was a famous Prussian military bandmaster. At the age of 20 he became an instrumentalist in the Leibgrenadier Regiment 8 in Frankfurt an der Oder and in 1843 he became th...

A rousing, typically Prussian military march edited for modern band instrumentation.

Based on the Irish traditional tune 'The Rakes of Mallow' James Bolger's witty and inventive arrangement takes this foot-tapping melody through many permutations and key changes ending in a blaze of c...

A beautiful lilting melody in 9/8 time by Ronan Hardiman featured in Michael Flatley's Dance phenomenon 'Celtic Tiger'. Arranged for Concert band with optional flute or whistle part (in D).

Capricious Celts started life as a fanfare for band to celebrate the Millenium in the year 2000 AD. Irish themes morph into something that is strongly influenced by jazz rhythms, idioms and voicings a...

Céad Míle Fáilte (One Hundred Thousand Welcomes!) composed by John Tate, arranged for wind band by Fergus O'Carroll is full of infectious Irish rhythms and toe tapping melodies.

This beautiful slow air derives its title from the siege and fall of the city of Limerick to English forces in 1691, at the end of the Williamite Wars. The tune, like so many ancient airs was claimed...