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Lucid dreamers drift off to sleep and wake up in a dream where they can fly at will. A slow, enchanting opening gives way to an energetic theme with an engaging rhythmic pulse as the dreamer takes to the

This glorious lyrical work combines Nearer, My God, to Thee with Be Thou My Vision in an intriguing and powerful meditation on mortality and beauty. With many emotional impacts

Inspire your students with music created by one of their peers! Seventh-grade composer Liliana Alarcon wrote this dreamy work and collaborated with arranger Timothy Loest on this piece that opens with

This ominous soundtrack underscores an adventurer's search and eventual battle with a large, monstrous creature. From the opening distant lines to moments of pure adrenaline and raw power, our hero

Pay homage to the rich Celtic musical tradition with this original work. The opening is hauntingly beautiful, with natural moments of rubato built into the phrases. Moving into a jig in 6/8, the music takes

A vibrant work incorporating simple mixed meters with interesting rhythms and tuneful melodies. A beautiful lyrical section includes many expressive opportunities for both the full ensemble and several

Beauty and raw power collide in this contemporary work that pays homage to Chan Chan, an ancient city in the desert of northern Peru. Engaging melodies and primal harmonies reveal both spectacle and mystery

Full of action and drama, this will keep your students and audience on the edge of their seats! Driving ostinati coupled with sweeping melodies and exciting harmonies create tension and momentum. Sure to be

Experience a New Orleans vibe with this exciting, parade-inspired crowd pleaser! The lively work is based on an infectious rhythmic groove and spirited melody. Elements of jazz as well as a strong reference

This haunting arrangement of the ghostly English folk song weaves together elements of suspense, tension, and mystery using layered effects, including harmonics, sul ponticello, tremolo, and glissando to

A celebratory and extremely versatile work, the majestic lines sweep throughout the ensemble amid a backdrop of pulsating rhythms. Perform it with your developing ensemble alone, or add the more accessible

Shadows lengthen, birds fall silent, and the moonlight reveals ghostly images of a ballroom from long ago. This haunting work evokes images of dancers swirling around with malevolent grace as their cobweb

A perennial holiday favorite, this lush arrangement has a rich sound yet is surprisingly playable. Melodies are thoughtfully woven throughout the ensemble amid modern harmonies and easy chromatics. At the

A driving, steady tempo combines with optional percussion in this unique and powerful setting of Herr Mannelig, a Swedish folk song about a mountain troll that attempts to win over a human man. Also known

Students and audiences will delight in this iconic film's memorable and beloved music. Featuring some of the movie's most popular songs, this arrangement includes Ding Dong! The Witch Is Dead; If I Only

This joyful arrangement pairs Handel's Hornpipe and Bourrée from Water Music Suite No. 2 in the form of a minuet and trio. In the original key of F major, the arrangement takes

Inspired by the march from Holst's Second Suite in F, this is a colorful, original work with an added contemporary flair. Creative scoring weaves through fanfares, lyrical passages, modulations,

Written as a powerful sequel to Moscow, 1941, this work changes the narrative: theme from Moscow now represents the aggressor, and the heroic people of Ukraine are represented by the

Journey to a land of elven magic, windswept plains, and mystical forests. Explore a variety of musical textures and landscapes as you take your audience on a fantastic journey. Broad, cinematic melodies

This powerfully lyrical work facilitates meaningful discussions about self-worth, caring for others, and much more. Using harmonies, colors, and textures not often found in pieces at this level, this

This hauntingly beautiful arrangement is surprisingly accessible despite its complex sound. Multiple opportunities have been created for instruments that are often not heard at this level, such as oboe,