Instrumental Pieces for Concert Band

The piecePalmino Pia, an acclaimed jazz musician, has worked with the leading Italian jazz ensembles, both as pianist and as arranger. For several years now he has been composing and arranging works f...

'Oh, Mack is back!' It's a delight to roll out the welcome mat for this very easy arrangement of a classic standard title. Audiences will recognize it, and players will be 'cool' in the performance of...

There's something inside us that 'loves a parade,' and George Gershwin's Strike Up The Band moves the pulse a bit quicker in everyone. Jerry Brubaker presents this playable, yet sparkling version for...

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Here is a tasteful adaptation for the young ensemble of several of the most memorable themes from George Gershwin's monumental work. The scoring is brief and to the point, and will serve as a phenomen...

Unvergessliche Melodien von Leroy Anderson

Unvergessliche Melodien von Leroy Anderson

Unvergessliche Melodien von Leroy Anderson

Surf's up dude! This tubular new arrangement by Michael Sweeney let's 'em have it with the force of a mondo size wave crashing down as you Wipeout!

Grand March by Ole Bull only existed as a piano arrangement of the three first parts. In 2010, when Ole Bulls two hundred years anniversary was celebrated in Norway, I made a reconstruction of the who...

''Watermelon Man' is a standard jazz tune composed by pianist Herbie Hancock. The tune follows a regular 16-bar blues form that draws on elements from gospel and R&B. Hancock claimed that the song was...

Why Not?' is the most well-known piece by Dominican Republic pianist/composer Michel Camilo. It appeared for the fist time on his 1984 album record 'French Toast'. He re-recorded it in 1985 for the 'W...

Answer Me, My Love' was originally written with German lyrics by Fred Rauch and music by Gerard Winkler under the title 'Mutterlein'. Shortly after, Carl Sigman wrote the English lyrics and gave it th...

Feelin’ All Right is the title track from the first record album by Frode Thingnæs, released in 1974. In Norway, the song became well-known after being used as jingle for the TV-programme “På sparket”...

This brilliant scored entertainment piece is Sammy Nestico's tribute to the T-Ford. Out of print for many years but now available once again for new conductors, musicians and listeners as well.

50 melodies on 7 minutes - This brilliant arrangement is both fun and challenging to play! The Norwegian Jazz Group Farmers Market has made a crazy but brilliant song out of 50 melodies on only seven...

Black Bottom Stomp is a composition by Jelly Roll Morton (his real name was Ferdinand Joseph Lemott), born in New Orleans in 1885. He claimed, perhaps not too modestly, to have invented jazz i 1902. N...