Quirky, fun, and fresh, this dancelike composition was inspired by the pelicans observed on the composer's way to work. The opening motif, played by the entire ensemble in the first measure, is fundamental
The term "dark horse" originated in horse racing describing an unknown entry, but also carries the connotation of an unknown underdog in politics or sports. Composed in a lively 6/8 time and using a single
This unique work for advanced ensembles explores three fundamental minimalist approaches, but through the lens of very atypical styles. Influenced by the masterworks of Glass, Riley, and Adams, the composer
Cast a musical spell with this moving work that's filled with vivid images and colorful harmonies. The beautiful melody is presented in varied textures and with sensitivity seldom found in works at
Open your next holiday program with a bang! Soaring bell tones and crisp 6/8 rhythms create festive fanfares that are wrapped around fragments of classic holiday tunes. An uplifting addition to your
Inspired by a school's powerful growth in the arts, this piece follows a single melody from a slow, quiet beginning filled with potential into a faster section crackling with energy. The theme steadily
Written to evoke a sense of heroism, pride, and bravery, this is a wonderful concert selection for any ceremonial, formal, or other serious occasion. The stirring fanfare, lyrical themes, and regal
Now available in a flexible format, this dramatic piece for beginning band portrays the Norse god Thor and his mighty hammer. This piece is accessible to students in the second half of their first year of
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A terrific blending of classical and seasonal that will be the hit of the holidays. The famous Canon in D by Johann Pachelbel is combined with popular Christmas carols for a
The ideas in this anthem of power and courage develop as our hero moves through different challenges and landscapes - some foreboding and some treacherous. There are moments of challenge and struggle as
The title is the Latin word for silver, and this vibrant work practically shines with its brilliant sounds. The opening 7/8 section gives a nod to composer Claude T. Smith as it leads to a high-spirited
Edgy and rhythmic, this piece sets up an incredible mechanical groove that you won't believe. The well-oiled harmonies and gritty percussion give the effect of playing in a busy factory
Even the youngest of players will sound confident and assertive with this beginning band work that's strong from start to finish. Set in C minor, the rhythms are no more difficult than two repeated eighth