Instrumental Pieces for Concert Band

A powerful new one-movement composition based upon several musical motives that are skillfully developed into a piece that explores many of the varied tonal and rhythmic resources of today's wind ense...

Masterful thematic delineation and development are central to this major work for symphonic band. From its ceremonial introduction to its powerful conclusion, here's a great new composition that you o...

All the excitement and sophistication of the Bob James recording has been captured in this outstanding arrangement.

Once you've heard this electrifying journey into today's pop and rock sounds, you'll definitely want it to highlight your next program!

Bob James' masterful adaptation of Bizet's dance suite features fiery rhythms and exquisite colors in a superb contemporary setting. This energetic arrangement is certain to be a favorite on any progr...

This dynamic piece starts with a marcato, strongly rhythmic character with lots of fine percussion writing. The contrasting middle section features tuneful themes with several meter changes for added...

Jeff Taylor has taken the ever-popular Irving Berlin standard and given it a most creative treatment. You really can't miss with this fine arrangement!

Charge-up your next concert program with the excitement of this high-energy Latin flavored original. Don't miss it, mon!

The tonal resources of the modern concert band lend themselves perfectly to Bach's classic and powerful work. The highly recommended adaptation by Steve Anthenien makes a truly rewarding musical exper...

This important new composition is comprised of three short, contrasting movements. I. Contrapuntal, active, strident; II. Tone clusters, beautifully balanced, solemn; Ill. Interweaving of themes, conc...

An excellent new composition featuring contrapuntal textures and fresh modal lines. Great ensemble writing for all sections! Following a contrasting lyrical middle section, the main thematic elements...

A fine addition to today's concert band literature from Jeffrey Taylor, Festive Celebration shows off the full range of your ensemble through contrasting themes, lively rhythms and refreshing harmonie...

This three-part overture is characterized by a vigorous main melody with a contrasting gentle, song-like middle section. Both the percussive and coloristic aspects of today's symphonic band are master...

With memorable themes, striking harmonies and rhythmic vitality, this commanding new overture makes an unusually fine choice for contest or concert programming!

Another exceptionally fine addition to today's concert literature from Elliot Del Borgo. The energy of the driving opening is beautifully contrasted by a pensive middle section before the opening them...

All the charm and warmth of this well-known traditional English carol is perfectly captured in this outstanding and imaginative arrangement.

Brilliantly written to present your band at its best, this dramatic and exuberant composition is a perfect choice for concert and contest programming.

Reminiscent of Jay's superb Parade of the Tall Ships but at an easier level, this dynamic overture is certain to become a 'standard'. An outstanding opener on your next concert!

This original work will add depth to any of your concert or contest programs! High in musical appeal, this lively and interesting new composition is impressive from its fanfare like introduction to it...

This bold and brilliant new work effectively portrays the spirit and pageantry of a regal coronation ceremony in three contrasting and colorful movements.

What a march! Although originally published in the 1950s, the characteristic march components are combined with the sounds of the circus and further enhanced with some non-traditional march sonorities...

Metered and precise, this suite is in the style of instrumental dance music of the late 16th and early 17th centuries, the four movements are 'Intrada,' 'Pavan,' 'Galliard,' and 'The Horses Branle.'

Metered and precise, this suite is in the style of instrumental dance music of the late 16th and early 17th centuries, the four movements are 'Intrada,' 'Pavan,' 'Galliard,' and 'The Horses Branle.'

A suite in the style of instrumental dance music of the late 16th and early 17th centuries, used at various European court festivals and other ceremonies, William Latham's Court Festival joins the rev...