Intermediate Sheet Music for Symphonic Orchestra

Meaning 'fat drum,' Taiko is often used to refer to the modern art of Japanese ensemble drumming and is the first native Japanese music to spread throughout the world. Beginning with a unique effect b...

There are many opportunities to feature your fine soloists throughout this energetic work. All the technical passages fall nicely under the fingers. Beautiful melodic fragments shift from section to s...

The third movement of Robert W. Smith's second symphony, The Odyssey , is serene in nature. Special effects depict the passing of time and add a mood of intrigue. Quiet and reflective, this is a sure...

Intermezzo from 'Die Opernball. '

This brief and brilliant fanfare was composed in 2015 for 80th anniversary of the Vermont Symphony. The Vermont News praised the work by saying, 'This little splash managed to be a harmonically and rh...

Stephen Chatman's stirring arrangements the Canadian National Anthem for band or orchestra are meant to inspire. Although essentially traditional, these arrangements convey unique features, including...

This is the big beautiful piece for that special quiet place in your next concert or festival. Inspired by the inscription on a James Dean statue. Unforgettably moving!

This arrangement for full orchestra of the famous National Pasttime tune has been completed by Steven L. Rosenhaus, and includes an optional narrator part for those who wish to work on their ball park...

An NSOA prize winner.

A celebratory salute to one of our nation's oldest and strongest institutions, this orchestration will thrill audiences of any age or demographic.

At times hard-hitting and rhythmic, at times flowing and fanciful, Esprit is an exhilarating work for the young orchestra. Parts for trumpet in C and B flat have been provided. Percussion serves to dr...

This charming and harmonious arrangement from Albert Oliver Davis is a wonderful choice for a holiday concert. Solidly in the medium grade of difficulty, this arrangement remains in the key of G throu...

God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen, a traditional English carol, has been sung since the 16th century. The first recorded mention is in Three New Christmas Carols around 1760. The traditional melody in the...