Concert and Contest Band Music

An outstanding trombone section feature for beginning students - the rest of the ensemble enjoys interesting and engaging parts, and the open fourth harmonies as well as the gong add of a hint of Far

You can tell by the title that this one is pure fun for the young band. Latin-infused rhythms and instruments drive this piece along with catchy melodic figures and lively licks that the students will love

Give your trombone section an opportunity to shine in this bright and fun feature piece. Using only the first six notes of the B-flat concert scale and only natural glissandos for the trombones, this piece

A flexible rescoring of the fun, vibrant, colorful, and programmatic tribute to M.C. Escher (1898-1972), one of the world's most famous graphic artists, known for playing with architecture, perspective, and

Composed in remembrance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. this piece comprises three sections. The Dream reflects on Dr. King's famous speech, followed by Strife, recalling the violence of

Put your flute section front and center with this great arrangement of the fun and lighthearted Leroy Anderson tune.

Here is a high-energy piece that gives your young percussionists a chance to shine.  Curnow employs a wide range of percussion instruments and effects in this entertaining and rollicking

Here's a very easy novelty number that captures the fun and goofiness of bobblehead dolls. With clever visual and vocal effects, plus some percussion feature spots, this is sure to be enjoyed by players and

Give your saxes some special attention with this cute and clever section feature. The original tune will give your players a good workout as they are taken through several variations, including a nice

Nexus, for solo trumpet and band, includes several links between James Curnow and educator Alfred Watkins, to whom the work is dedicated. It ... view details

Composed in 2005 for Solowerke fur Wettbewerb (Solo Pieces for Contests) in Austria, this rhapsody starts rather unconventionally with a cadenza that leads to a lyrical andante in the classic A-B-A

The title says it all in describing this fun section feature. It reinforces basic eighth-note rhythms, articulation, and developing balance between the ensemble and the trumpet section. Make real "stars"

As you can tell by the title, this selection is a fun feature for one or all of your trombone players. The trombone 1 part is written as a divisi part so you can feature one player, but it will be even more

Feature your percussion section, or even a talented faculty member, in this novelty that uses the woodblock as a soloist. Great for developing first-year counting skills and working on balance,

Written as a duet for any two instruments and band, this work represents the idea of moving through a gate from one phase of life into the next. Perfect for featuring a specific section, a group of talented

A fun, vibrant, colorful, and programmatic tribute to M.C. Escher (1898-1972), one of the world's most famous graphic artists, known for playing with architecture, perspective, and impossible spaces. His