Quincy C. Hilliard Sheet Music for Concert Band

Quincy Hilliard has penned another concert favorite with Bridgeway March. Written in the familiar key of B-Flat with modest ranges in all instruments, you will be surprised how well young musicians wi...

Exploring the rhythms and sounds of Africa, Quincy Hilliard uses some unusual percussion sounds as well as clapping and pencils hitting stands. A slow, lyrical section provides excellent opportunities...

Quincy C. Hilliard uses two Irish folksongs as the inspiration for this new festival work. A drone opens the work which quickly moves to a simple, yet creative setting of The Last Rose of Summer. A sl...

Jazz-rock harmonies and melodic lines will encourage your students to practice more, making Quincy Hilliard's Throwdown a sure-fire ticket to success for the youngsters. Just enough syncopation to mak...

Here is the perfect teaching tool for your daily rehearsal needs year after year. You'll find these chorales ideal for working on students' listening skills, including balance, intonation, and tone qu...

Kingsridge is a dynamic concert work crafted to reinforce the fundamental elements of rhythm and phrasing. Opening with a bold, fanfare-like statement, the piece immediately captures attention before...

Opening with a slow and lyrical section, the piece soon moves into a fast, exciting tempo. Lower voices have plenty of chances to be heard playing the melody while upper voices provide harmonic and rh...

This cultural piece opens with a slow, powerful statement before moving into a more chamber-like section. Shifting to a fast tempo, Quincy infuses a great deal of energy into the piece as he develops...

An alto sax cadenza opens this lyrical work. The simple, yet beautiful theme is introduced by solo trumpet. As the piece develops, everyone has a chance to play the melody. A final cadenza by the flut...

Eagle Command March is a spirited, energetic march that emphasizes precision, balance, and stylistic clarity. Driven by a bright, confident tempo, the work challenges young ensembles to maintain rhyth...

A sixteen-week program suitable for students in their second year of music or beyond. Covering different rhythmic patterns and concepts in each unit, this is the perfect resource for the modern band r...

Tone, intonation, phrasing, and legato style are the foundational aspects of band musicianship. Coraggio by Quincy Hilliard is a lovely ballad that allows your students to concentrate on these skills...

With a melody developed through the use of meter and tone color combinations and changes, students will learn blend and balance while also experiencing an essential part of band performance, the lyric...

Pinecrest is dedicated to a city in Florida. Once a small village in the early 1800's. it is now a very vibrant community. It is not a complex or difficult work, thus the rating of a Grade 2 1/2. The...

Exploring the rhythms and sounds of Africa, Quincy Hilliard uses some unusual percussion sounds as well as clapping and pencils hitting stands. A slow, lyrical section provides excellent opportunities...

Quincy C. Hilliard uses two Irish folksongs as the inspiration for this new festival work. A drone opens the work which quickly moves to a simple, yet creative setting of The Last Rose of Summer. A sl...

Quincy C. Hilliard uses two Irish folksongs as the inspiration for this new festival work. A drone opens the work which quickly moves to a simple, yet creative setting of The Last Rose of Summer. A sl...

Quincy C. Hilliard uses two Irish folksongs as the inspiration for this new festival work. A drone opens the work which quickly moves to a simple, yet creative setting of The Last Rose of Summer. A sl...

Jazz-rock harmonies and melodic lines will encourage your students to practice more, making Quincy Hilliard's Throwdown a sure-fire ticket to success for the youngsters. Just enough syncopation to mak...

Jazz-rock harmonies and melodic lines will encourage your students to practice more, making Quincy Hilliard's Throwdown a sure-fire ticket to success for the youngsters. Just enough syncopation to mak...