Song of Solomon 8

This work is a musical text painting of a thoughtful and contemplative lyric, causing the listener to ponder yesterday, today, and the future – with tomorrow being "a song yet to be sung."

The third movement of Symphony No. 8 by John Marsh (1752-1828) has been adapted in this stellar version for string orchestra. Ideal for contest, festival, and concert programs. Optional harpsichord adds a

This famous march by Elgar is a perennial favorite for graduation ceremonies. Essentially scored for band with optional strings (including reduction for synth) and piano, you will find this simple and

"Pop" becomes "pluck" in this appealing little setting of a famous English folk song. Players and listeners will enjoy the unexpected pizzicato and the final "pop" at the end. A perfect novelty piece for

This little march for piano by Schumann transcribes beautifully for young band and every player gets a fun part! This piece will help promote confidence and is a perfect short opener for concert or

Close your holiday concert with this festive arrangement for band or orchestra. As a bonus, an optional chorus part is included for a choir to sing along. This will make your audience leave happy and