Concert and Contest Band Music

Commemorating the 50th anniversary of Eckroth Music (Bismarck, North Dakota), this regal piece captures the beauty of the northern states served by their store locations. The antiphonal brass fanfare in the

Inspired by the music of Scotland, this stellar original opens with a strathspey written in a bold and majestic manner. A brief transition introduces the beautiful Scottish carol Christ Child's

Brilliant woodwind passages, colorful percussion and strong melodic statements fuel this resounding composition, inspired by the expressive and emotionally charged music of the early Greek Orthodox Church.

A "harbinger" signals the approach of something, so this piece would be a terrific way to begin your next concert! With all the drama and intensity of a much more advanced piece, it is very playable by less

Melodious and full of musical opportunity, this piece will certainly help with your ensemble's concept of attack and release. Great for working on legato playing and sensitive dynamics, this work is a great

A simple tune starts in the clarinets. As it's passed through the ensemble, it grows louder before culminating in a rhythmic Americana-esque hoedown that would make Copland proud. After this spirited

Dark and foreboding, this work slowly and steadily builds to an exciting and dramatic conclusion. This piece strikes an excellent balance between effect and theme. Long and sinister rising lines over

Quiet and introspective, this lyrical and reflective ballad expertly blends the colors of mallet percussion with warm and subtle wind colors for a beautifully sensitive work. It creates an almost magical

This celebratory piece for young band uses driving percussion and rhythmic ostinatos to create the passionate pursuit of excellence. A resplendent fanfare opens, gaining momentum even through a softer

This beautiful work draws inspiration from Celtic folklore. Solemn and pure, the music lines pine for safety and refuge as they invoke the power of Brigid, the goddess of spring. The colors of the opening

This work, scored for wind band and narrator, reflects on the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School, where the composer attended school as a child. The piece blends elements of a funeral march and a

Simple, poignant, and beautiful, you will find this to be an artistic experience for both band and audience. Based on an old Swedish hymn also known as How Great Thou Art, it is appropriate for any

Start your beginners' first concert on a strong note with this bold opener written for the youngest of ensembles. Brass and woodwinds proclaim majestic statements while aggressive percussion contribute

A unique and exciting work that evokes a world music feel, with syncopated rhythms, expressive dynamic moments, and clapping and stomping from the winds. For an even more theatrical effect, it has an option