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This medley features four traditional Chanukah songs: Sevivon, Sov, Sov, Sov; Ner Lei, Mi Y'Malel and the ever-popular Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel. With a little built-in

This lively and march-like dance celebrates the story of French settlers in Nova Scotia, Canada. All sections of the band have the opportunity to show off their technical skills as well as reinforce

As with many of the compositions of Andrew Poor, the melody is beautiful with gorgeous harmonies. It is a medium tempo of the quarter note set at 80 beats per minute. It will be loved by your audience. The

A moving and lyrical work with a beautiful melody written in memory of a life taken too soon. Comfortable ranges and rhythms allow young musicians to focus on the many musical opportunities for expression,

Beautiful, lush harmonies abound in this expressive work that depicts the mood of the poem Persephone and Hades by Robert C. Covel.

This bold, majestic and exciting composition is an epilogue to an ancient battle. The piece opens with the sounds of soldiers marching in the distance. The tension builds steadily and then a much faster

This piece begins in an exuberant manner with tunes that all signify joy! The syncopation throughout makes for a very exciting work full of familiar tunes. The energetic and forward-moving middle section

Your developing concert band will get plenty of work on syncopation with this bright and happy arrangement that will make a lighthearted addition to any concert program.

A theme by Franz Schubert is worked into this set of clever and contrasting variations.  The first variation is lively, yet expressive.  The second variation is a fugue which is

The original composition is dedicated to the composer's daughter and named after her. Full of dotted rhythms and syncopation, and featuring variations on the tune, this work is more of a celebration. The

Combining flamenco, tango, and just plain fun, this rousing Spanish piece is sure to be a bright spot in any group's next concert. Written in D minor, it modulates approximately halfway through to a

A beautiful, flowing tune with great thematic writing and lush scoring. Put your ensemble's musicianship on display.

Like a great movie theme, this piece has excitement, beauty, rhythmic syncopation, and is a fun piece to play. The first trumpet's highest note in one place is a B, with an optional lower F. Otherwise, the