Concert Band Sheet Music from Seolta Music Ltd

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...

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...

Irish march arranged for concert band and optional bagpipes.

Flowers of the Forest in an arrangement by Mark Armstrong for bagpipes and concert band. This old Scottish melody is often played as a poignant lament during remembrance ceremonies.

Oft in the Stilly Night is one of Thomas Moore's best-loved Irish melodies. It is arranged here for bagpipes and concert band.

Amazing Grace is undeniably one of the most moving and timeless melodies in music history. In this evocative arrangement published by Seolta Music Ltd, John Newton's world-famous hymn is transformed i...

Comrades in Arms is one of Adolphe Adam's best known choruses for male voices arranged here for choir and band by Mark Armstrong. Music - Adolphe Adam/Words George Linley.

This is one of the staples of the Welsh male voice choir repertoire - a real belter! A useful arrangement for four part choir and band.

Easter Snow is a beautiful Irish traditional tune arranged here for solo concert flute (or Irish flute) and concert band by Brendan Power.