Psalm 149

Originally written for brass ensemble, this setting for concert band has all the excitement of an action film score.  Heroic fanfares start the action followed by a middle section

Adelphia is dedicated to W. Francis McBeth, and is built on a simple motif upon which the rest of the piece evolves. Appropriate for contest or festival, this piece will be a favorite of bands and

This exciting work for young bands musically depicts the great battle of Agincourt. Students will enjoy this work with mixed articulations, exciting moments of suspense, and plenty of percussion to give

This work is designed for beginning band and should be performed with robust tones and firm articulations. There is great opportunity to address the fundamentals of air flow with respect to dynamics and

Quiet and serene, this musical work brings memorable lyric melodies and soft harmonies to the front to create an expressive piece with a slightly nautical flavor. Very soft melodic lines begin, then swell

Titled after a passenger train that served both the U.S. and Canada, this piece depicts the sounds and imagery of a classic passenger train. Colorful and rhythmic percussion parts are coupled with

A distinct blend of woodland and prairie, the northeast region of Kansas is among the most beautiful in the state, and the Delaware River is one of many meandering through its lush and rolling landscape.

Famous for his compositions for viola da gamba, Marin Marais later transcribed the old tune Les Folies d'Espagne

Portions of the city of Sugar Land, TX, occupy what was known as the Sartartia Plantation in the 19th century, devoted first to cotton production, then sugar cane and later a dairy farm. There were both

Imagine yourself going into the candy shop of all candy shops. All your childhood dreams come alive: rooms full of chocolates, lollipops, and many other sweet goodies. This work is dedicated to all of those

An Irish-style rhapsody that paints a picture of the province of Connacht in western Ireland. It has all the sounds and stylings of a traditional folk song from that area, but the melody is completely