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Every program needs a change-of-pace chart, and this pop/hip-hop/fusion chart is the perfect choice. The infectious groove creates a contemporary sound, while the melodic lines maintain jazz phrasing

The title says it all! This lovely and creative original work gives your viola section a time to shine! This piece also emphasizes expressive legato playing, hooked bowing, pizzicato, and the G minor scale.

If you are looking for a fresh-sounding Latin rock chart that features the full ensemble, look no further. After the dynamic introduction, tenor sax and trumpet 1 lead the way. Several harmonic, melodic,

Always a favorite among the jazz crowd, the traditional carol We Three Kings gets a modern treatment in this swinging chart. Fresh harmony and unique rhythmic development combine to make this a

We, Too is a bluesy rocker in the style of the great Thad Jones. This one features great ensemble writing, a burning groove and plenty of solo space. The full ensemble "horns only" sections

All the music needed for a wedding ceremony, right at your fingertips!  Includes:  Bridal March from Lohengrin; If Thou Be Near; Air from Water Music and

Beginning orchestras will enjoy this contemporary, rhythmic original work! Simple repeated eighths and a melody that calls for full bow strokes will give your students a chance to practice the basic skills

All the musicians in your ensemble will enjoy a good workout with this energetic and aggressive work that uses many layers and pizzicato to create an exciting and driving motif. There is an effective (but

Here is the perfect combination of an infectious melody, great scoring, and many of the swing figures that are essential for young players to learn. The approachable blues changes in F concert make this a

The rapid pace and tight rhythms of this Grade 2 original will help students develop quick and crisp bowing technique! A fast and furious theme requires precision in playing staccato and hooked bowings

Masterful use of pizzicato to great effect and engaging themes generously spread throughout the sections along with all-around accessible music make this a nice enjoyable addition to the concert season.

A wonderfully subtle and evocative opening section sets up a faster, livelier section built upon themes presented in the first section. The interesting counterpoint will keep all the players as well as the

Written in a hard-driving shuffle style, it features all sections of the band with improvisational space for your tenor player. There is also a feature for the winds that will keep everyone on their toes.

The overture from "Zampa," an opera by Ferdinand Herold, has become a staple of orchestral literature since its first performance in 1831. Just under four minutes, this arrangement presents four