Concert Pieces for Concert Band

Tension and urgency abound in "Code Red," a thrilling beginning band work from Christopher Greco. Using only six notes, this action-packed piece is perfect for any beginning band as it generates excit...

Millions of years ago, the Stegosaurus stomped through the prehistoric jungle looking for his favorite plants to eat. Covered in heavy plates with a spiky tail, other dinos wouldn't mess with Stegosau...

Developing lyrical style with beginning musicians is tremendously important, and Valerie Shanley’s "By The Light Of The Moon" is an excellent melodic work for first-semester musicians. This contempora...

Mission To The Unknown is a superb dramatic concert work for your next contest or festival performance. Written in G minor, the piece introduces E-natural as an accidental across all parts — giving ev...

The irresistible feel and infectious rhythms of "Ya Mon!" will whisk your audience away to a magical time in Jamaica! The greeting "Ya Mon!" is Jamaican for "yeah man" or "all right" and the light, up...

When’s the best time of day? 5-4-3-2-1, "Lunchtime!" With a shout from the entire band, this retro-rocker kicks off with a bang. The catchy hooks and hip ostinato patterns are paired with a solid rock...

Imperium will bring a sense of heroic adventure to your next concert! Perfect for young ensembles, this dramatic work features a bold, determined opening theme that immediately commands the listener’s...

Rise Of The Sorcerer is a thrilling work for young band that brings magic, mystery, and adventure to the stage. Dark, whispering melodies slowly awaken as the sorcerer gathers power, building through...

Bring a moment of breathtaking beauty and profound emotional resonance to your next concert program with "For Losses Unspoken." This masterfully orchestrated work offers your musicians the perfect opp...

Inspired by ancient Scandinavian folklore, "Beware of the Nøkk" tells the story in music of the terrifying water creature that could change shapes to lure unsuspecting visitors into lakes and rivers....

Memories are just like movies in our heads, little pieces of time which stay with us and are recalled often. Memories are what make us human; they shape who we are and how we learn, as well as develop...

Whodunit? Composed to celebrate a band program’s successful cookie dough fundraiser, "The Cookie Thief" uses cinematic driving rhythms to depict an energetic chase scene, hot in pursuit of the baked g...