Lyrical Selections for Concert Band

Deeply powerful and moving, this shining work honors prominent Spanish mystic St. Teresa of Avila (1515-1582), who said "Prayer is an act of love, words are not needed." The lush chorale-style voicings

If you're looking for a piece to express emotion, beauty, and lyrical musicianship, this beautiful work is the one. With lush flowing lyrical lines and harmonies, it's perfect for concerts or even as a

This setting of the classic hymn tune is sure to bring out the best in your players and audience. Written to be effectively played by a small (as few as thirteen) or a large ensemble, this work provides

This extremely popular and inspiring hymn is presented in a most impressive concert band setting. Skillfully arranged for symphonic winds, the instrumentation captures the warm harmonies of the hymn while

This tender melody was originally a choral work entitled All Praise to Thee with text based on a chorale written by Martin Luther and first published in 1524. This wonderfully musical

Although technically very easy, this composition will develop a maturity of musicianship when rehearsed and performed. Written as a tribute to a lost friend, the hymn tune My Shepherd Will Supply My

This moving hymn has long been a staple in celebrations of life and for comfort in moments of sorrow; this setting is meant as a celebration of the life of a fellow musician and composer. The impassioned

This solemn and reverent arrangement was written for the ceremonies commemorating the 75th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Beginning and ending with the tolling of a chime or ship's bell, this

This beautiful hymn setting is dramatic, reflective and musically very powerful. While the band parts certainly stand on their own, optional use of antiphonal trumpets, organ, and choir are included should

These chorales will help ensembles develop intonation and strengthen ear-training abilities overall. They help develop long flowing lines and assist ensembles improving balance, blend, and tone quality.

The familiar melody used in this work is one of the most beloved and widely performed hymns written by the composer. This concert band setting weaves the hymntune through the band from section to section