Matthew.26

This perennial concert favorite by Tchaikovsky has been expertly arranged for concert band by Robert Longfield. It can stand alone as a grade 3 composition, or it can be performed in a mass band setting by

Scored for developing band, this bold work allows the band to sound confident as they introduce the main theme. The theme is developed, adding counterlines that easily allow the band to display their

Enhance your band's articulation technique with this stately march. This catchy work features simple quarter-note rhythms and a limited range, providing a perfect setting to display accented, slurred, and

The hustle and bustle of a busy day is over with and all the hard work is finished. This peaceful selection presents the soothing sounds of an autumn evening with the sun setting to the sounds of distant

Played in a marcato style, this spirited march features simple quarter- and eighth-note rhythms inside a limited melodic range while still allowing all members of the band to be heard. Correlates with

Gives your students the chance to explore dissonances at a very early level. Energetic eighth-note rhythms and lots of percussion accompany a simple melody made up of the first six notes of the B-flat

Music for the installation of royalty has always sought to portray the solemnity and dignity of the ceremony.  This regal sounding composition, with its stately melodies and solid harmonic background,

Take to the air with the eagles, from breathtaking dives to soaring in the thermals. Written in a three-part form, the opening section is a majestic 4/4 theme featuring quarter-eighth-eighth rhythms. The

This fanfare celebrates your young students and their achievement of successfully completing their first year of musical studies. After a brief introduction by the percussion ensemble, the winds enter with

The melody is written with the first six notes found in Tradition of Excellence, Book 1. As the title suggests, this is an excellent year-end piece and a way for younger musicians to say goodbye