Concert Band Seasonal Works

The two Romanian Rhapsodies, Op. 11, are Enesco's best-known works and have secured a place in the repertory of major orchestras worldwide. They were written in Paris in 1901 and first performed together in

The struggle between major and minor keys in the first movement of Dvorak's Symphony No. 8 is now brilliantly adapted for wind ensemble. Bring your ensemble and audiences an important historical work that's

The third work from the suite "Moons of Jupiter," Amalthea imitates the recorded audio sounds of space near Jupiter with inventive use of percussive sounds and whispering voices. This work provides

Bring the trademark twang of one of the Ozark region's most famous songs to your performance hall with this exhilarating setting of the popular fiddle tune Arkansas Traveler. Your band will love

Mvt. 1: exuberant, playful (6:00 ); Mvt. 2: serene, mysterious (11:00); Mvt. 3: fiery, spirited (5:30). Total duration: 23:00. Commissioned by Assembly Saxophone Quartet.

A paean of service to country, this large-scale programmatic work reflects upon a soldier's journey home.

A true tapestry of color and rhythm that explores the range of each section as well as the concert band as a whole. Based on the popular gospel song This Little Light of Mine, this piece

Sousa wrote much more than marches. This work is from a suite entitled Camera Studies - Music for an Imaginary Film. It is clearly Sousa but not the Sousa of the famous marches. A fascinating

Dancing in a circle is an ancient tradition common to many cultures for marking special occasions, rituals, strengthening community, and encouraging togetherness. This piece employs the idea of fifths and

Debussy's beloved classic is presented in a gorgeous and lush transcription for advanced concert band - it even includes a nod to the original on a piano.

Written for advanced concert bands, this three-movement work is meant to be played attacca, meaning all three movements are played without break in between. Not intended to be a programmatic piece, the

A fantastic arrangement of this lesser-known European-style march is sure to be a hit at your next concert.

Written for the advanced concert band, this masterpiece of cinematic scoring, complete with creepy incantations spoken in Latin, will have you expecting a film to go along with it. Unique percussion scoring

This esteemed concerto for euphonium finally makes its way to the concert band stage! Fiery and bold, this three-movement work will challenge your band and excite any audience with its agility and