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This unique rhapsody is comprised of three well-known Scottish folk melodies: Annie Laurie, Who'll Be King But Charlie, and Scotland The Brave. The distinct character of each of these

One of the great American "old line" marches, Black Jack is a romping 6/8 military march that was dedicated to WWI hero Gen. John J. Pershing. Perfectly suited for the Build-A-Band series,

The creative combination of interesting themes and fresh contemporary harmonies interjected with subtle meter changes produces an appealing composition for mid-level bands that is both challenging and yet

Gustav Holst's band masterwork is now available in an edition that places it within reach of bands with severely limited or awkward instrumentation. It will make small bands with good players sound great.

A fully flexible adaptation of this very clever festive arrangement. Familiar carols are creatively woven together, capturing the true joy of the season. An expressive and beautiful treatment

Take part in a musical journey to a planet that has inspired us for generations! Starting with a build-up to departure, the music hurls us through space for a closer look at this celestial wonder. Let your

Originally the fourth movement of Vaughan Williams' English Folk Song Suite, this flexible arrangement brings a classic gem to a larger number of ensembles. Includes Princess Royal;

The famous Austrian holiday folk carol, set in a unique and inviting style, has been carefully adapted for bands with unique or incomplete instrumentation. The subtle melodic lines in this holiday lullaby

You may have just discovered that special holiday number you've been looking for. God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen and What Child Is This? are skillfully combined in this inspired blend. This

A flexible arrangement of this exciting music based on a Nigerian folk hymn. Interesting harmonies, beautiful tone colors, and driving polyrhythms all combine to make this a very appealing selection,

This famous melody has been arranged to be accessible to bands of virtually any instrumentation. The melody is presented first for a solo instrument and then leads to a glorious final chorus by means of a