Instrumental Pieces for Concert Band

Robert W. Smith has scored a hit with this Irish treatment, based on the holiday classic 'What Child Is This?'. Beginning with a piccolo solo staged over the tuba, the work builds to a frenzy. This ye...

This tender Holst melody has been magnificently scored to be performed independently as a beautiful serence carol or in conjunction with the other movements of The Holst Winter Suite for Band . The fi...

This tender Holst melody has been magnificently scored to be performed independently as a beautiful serence carol or in conjunction with the other movements of The Holst Winter Suite for Band . The fi...

This tender Holst melody has been magnificently scored to be performed independently as a beautiful serence carol or in conjunction with the other movements of The Holst Winter Suite for Band. The fir...

This tender Holst melody has been magnificently scored to be performed independently as a beautiful serence carol or in conjunction with the other movements of The Holst Winter Suite for Band . The fi...

Here's a moving holiday work based on 'Silent Night.' Incorporating his technique for providing a soloist experience for any member of the ensemble (or a combination of players), Robert W. Smith has s...

Here's a moving holiday work based on 'Silent Night.' Incorporating his technique for providing a soloist experience for any member of the ensemble (or a combination of players), Robert W. Smith has s...

Here's a moving holiday work based on 'Silent Night.' Incorporating his technique for providing a soloist experience for any member of the ensemble (or a combination of players), Robert W. Smith has s...

This revered march was dedicated to the officers and men of the 311th Cavalry in 1918. If you listen carefully you can hear the musical horse hooves. A march of distinction for every program. (2:58)

Here's one that's often forgotten. Written in 1926 by John Philip Sousa at the request of Detroit's mayor, this charming cut-time march in typical Sousa style is dedicated to Mayor John W. Smith and t...

The clock will measure only five or so minutes, but a timeless amount of driving energy describes this explosion of sonorities. Five or more percussionists are the catalysts for this high intensity bo...

The clock will measure only five or so minutes, but a timeless amount of driving energy describes this explosion of sonorities. Five or more percussionists are the catalysts for this high intensity bo...

Following a year of studying Mexican folk music, Reed created this work which is subtitled A Mexican Folk Song Symphony for Concert Band. Set in three contrasting movements, the entire work musically...

A bit dark and mysterious, but engaging for your students to rehearse. The initial musical indication is ''with fury'' beginning with a bold fanfare section. Then, splashes of sound and vivid textures...

A bit dark and mysterious, but engaging for your students to rehearse. The initial musical indication is ''with fury'' beginning with a bold fanfare section. Then, splashes of sound and vivid textures...

Immerse yourself in a blooming paradise of sound: With "Bellingrath Gardens," published by the renowned Alfred Publishing, your concert band brings to life an enchanting musical tribute to the splendo...

You'll be certain you've heard this charming melody before. Solid scoring reinforces the beautiful reverent melodies. A bold new work, regal in nature, this grandiose composition encapsulates our unit...

You'll be certain you've heard this charming melody before. Solid scoring reinforces the beautiful reverent melodies. A bold new work, regal in nature, this grandiose composition encapsulates our unit...

Now with a full score provided, here's the original Fennell arrangement of this revered John Philip Sousa march. Although there was always a harp included in the photographs of the Sousa Band, this is...

The dynamic conclusion to Robert W. Smith's long awaited second symphony, The Odyssey , will bring the house down without fail. You'll hear the arrows pass right by your head, the sword fight ensue, a...

The dynamic conclusion to Robert W. Smith's long awaited second symphony, The Odyssey , will bring the house down without fail. You'll hear the arrows pass right by your head, the sword fight ensue, a...

The dynamic conclusion to Robert W. Smith's long awaited second symphony, The Odyssey, will bring the house down without fail. You'll hear the arrows pass right by your head, the sword fight ensue, an...

The dynamic conclusion to Robert W. Smith's long awaited second symphony, The Odyssey , will bring the house down without fail. You'll hear the arrows pass right by your head, the sword fight ensue, a...

Fingers fly right from the start in this original composition. High energy is characteristic throughout the work. Subtitled 'A Celtic Legend,' this work carries the contemporary concert band back to t...