Isaiah 65

A musical portrait of the United States as a series of ethnic variations on a single theme – in this case, one of the earliest popular songs of the original Colonies: "Barbara Allen."  The folk

Dramatic processional march in ¾ time, originally commissioned by the U.S. Military Academy Band, features an optional "Drum and Bugle Corps" addition (which can be covered by the trumpet and

Prelude and Fugue in traditional form, but with more contemporary harmonies, exploiting the unique ability of the concert band to recreate, and even surpass, the towering sonorities of the great pipe

A totally unique setting of the beautiful, traditional American Folk-song that becomes a symbolic illustration of contemporary ecological issues (pre-staged with an introduction by the Narrator). It

An exemplary display of brilliant and creative writing for advanced concert bands. Sections of intense and driving material contrast with lightly textured lyric sections, all of which have an underlying