Psalm.145

All of the characteristics of a traditional fanfare are present in this highly emotional work while incorporating heavy dissonances and contrasting legato lines. Playable by developed high school bands,

This work, originally written for brass ensemble, begins with a slow lyrical section of reflection transitioning to energetic melodies and celebratory material. Perfect as a concert opener or for a variety

This piece is designed to elicit a feeling of ice and subtle motion (such as the possibility of water underneath the surface). The work contains an homage to Holst's The Planet with the opening

This work expresses many moods, from pastoral to bold and solemn to triumphant, and is sure to convey a sense of heartfelt serenity to your audience. It is written for wind ensemble octet, primarily using

This flexible version of the original composition, centered around the hymn Abide With Me (to the tune of Eventide), is both reflective and joyful. The warm colors will bring your audience

This lyrical work is a musical reflection on grief; darkness in which we feel there may be no escape. But light always finds a way to break through the darkness, and in our grief we remember our loved ones

Luminous and emotional, this piece uses lush harmonies, bright brass scoring, flowing woodwind lines, and colorful orchestrations to paint a vivid picture of the various emotions and memories we

A dark and distant beginning builds to a dramatic finale in this powerful and ominous work for full orchestra.

Annapurna is a massif found in the Himalayas of Nepal. This range of mountains includes Annapurna I Main which is the 10th highest mountain in the world. Although Annapurna is only among the tallest of the

This work is written as a conglomeration of styles; an homage to the great circus marches and screamers in the early 20th century as well as a sarcastic, funny, and vaudevillian style associated with later