Ira Hearshen Sheet Music for Concert Band

This landmark Broadway musical includes marvelous dance sequences with unique ethnic stylings. From the rousing 'To Life' and 'Tradition' to the tender 'Chava Sequence' and 'Perchik and Hodel Dance' t...

The final movement of Hearshen's symphony is finally available. The fourth movement is based on Sousa's Hands Across the Sea and is suitable programmed alone or with one or more of the other movements...

This is an exciting and major work for contemporary wind ensembles that reflects the multicultural American experience. In five movements, this serious yet highly charming work melds popular and tradi...

Hearshen's ingenious treatments of Sousa themes in symphonic form continues with the third movement, based on Fairest of the Fair. Presented as a light, scherzo-like movement, there is quick interplay...

This landmark Broadway musical includes marvelous dance sequences with unique ethnic stylings. From the rousing 'To Life' and 'Tradition' to the tender 'Chava Sequence' and 'Perchik and Hodel Dance' t...

Dance, Ballerina, Dance was written by Nat King Cole and recorded by both the writer and Frank Sinatra. Ira Hearshen has crafted the third movement of his Aragon suite in the style of this beloved tun...

Aura Lee is also known as The Army Blue, having a beloved place in the hearts of graduates of the West Point Military Academy. Incidentally used with new lyrics in the Elvis Presley movie Love Me Tend...

Aura Lee is also known as The Army Blue, having a beloved place in the hearts of graduates of the West Point Military Academy. Incidentally used with new lyrics in the Elvis Presley movie Love Me Tend...

Mvmt II, after 'The Thunderer' - The continuation of Hearshen's epic symphony on Sousa themes, the second movement is based on The Thunderer. It is presented in a largamente tempo and the settings ran...

The fourth movement of a symphony based on the music of John Philip Sousa. This work is based on HANDS ACROSS THE SEA and reflects the creativity and ingenious musical treatment found in the other mov...

This musical tribute to Frederick Fennell is based on a selection of Danish folk melodies that were part of an unpublished collection of Percy Grainger's. Written as a companion piece to Lincolnshire...

This is an ingenious, artful, and demanding symphony based on the themes of J. P. Sousa; the first movement is based on the Washington Post march, with themes enhanced and wonderfully transformed. Thi...

A varied and impressive work sure to become a staple of the repertoire of advanced bands! Cast in five movements, Hearshen's divertimento is the quintessential reflection of the multicultural American...

The Beatles' landmark album Abbey Road was the last one recorded by the band and is considered by many to be their best. This dynamic and creative setting for band includes: You Never Give Me Your Mon...

The Beatles' landmark album Abbey Road was the last one recorded by the band and is considered by many to be their best. This dynamic and creative setting for band includes: You Never Give Me Your Mon...

The Beatles' landmark album Abbey Road was the last one recorded by the band and is considered by many to be their best. This dynamic and creative setting for band includes: You Never Give Me Your Mon...

This first movement from Ira Hearshen's original dance suite was inspired by "Sentimental Journey," first performed and recorded by Les Brown and His Band of Renown with vocalist Doris Day. It is a fr...

As may be readily apparent from the title, the second movement of this stellar work from Ira Hearshen is reminiscent of Tennessee Waltz. The waltz was a huge hit for Patti Page in 1950 and, as of 1974...

The fourth movement of Ira Hearshen's suite of ballroom music is inspired by "Some Enchanted Evening," the most popular song by Rodgers and Hammerstein, which they wrote for the musical "South Pacific...

Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive by Johnny Mercer and Harold Arlen was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song in 1945. (The movie was "Here Come the Waves.") The concluding movement of Ira...

This first movement from Ira Hearshen's original dance suite was inspired by "Sentimental Journey," first performed and recorded by Les Brown and His Band of Renown with vocalist Doris Day. It is a fr...

As may be readily apparent from the title, the second movement of this stellar work from Ira Hearshen is reminiscent of Tennessee Waltz. The waltz was a huge hit for Patti Page in 1950 and, as of 1974...

Dance, Ballerina, Dance was written by Nat King Cole and recorded by both the writer and Frank Sinatra. Ira Hearshen has crafted the third movement of his Aragon suite in the style of this beloved tun...

The fourth movement of Ira Hearshen's suite of ballroom music is inspired by "Some Enchanted Evening," the most popular song by Rodgers and Hammerstein, which they wrote for the musical "South Pacific...

Ac-Cent-Tchu-Ate the Positive by Johnny Mercer and Harold Arlen was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Original Song in 1945. (The movie was "Here Come the Waves.") The concluding movement of Ira...