Flexible / Adaptable Instrumentation

This powerful work pays tribute to the many battles fought between Native Americans and colonial and United States forces. The piece moves between Native American-influenced themes and Western harmonies

With its clever use of rhythmic grooves, driving percussion, and an introductory extended technique for winds and brass, this energetic work proves to be a delightful treat for both ensemble and audience

Reflect on our world and our very way of life with this deeply introspective ambient piece. Its spiritual energy is only matched by its profound harmonic resonance and unique ensemble colors. Flexible

The work opens with a dramatic brass fanfare before moving to a spirited allegro. The slower middle portion is rather jazzy in character with a trumpet solo. After several statements of this lush song, the

Originally the fourth movement of Vaughan Williams' English Folk Song Suite, this flexible arrangement brings a classic gem to a larger number of ensembles. Includes Princess Royal;

The brilliant work from famed composer Alfred Reed is available here in a flexible format for winds or strings.

A superlative addition to the concert band literature in a flexible arrangement! This arrangement puts this significant work within reach of many more bands.

Ghillie Dhu, "Elf of the Forest" is inspired by a friendly but often wild creature from Scottish folklore. This mythical being is given life through the captivating writing of this entertaining work. Scored

Evoking 'jog trot' images and moving steadily from beginning to end, this wonderful tune, is classic Grainger. This arrangement of the Joseph Kreines edition for flexible instrumentation captures all of the

This sublime work, originally composed for chorus and orchestra, has all the depth and beauty associated with the music of Johannes Brahms. This skillfully crafted arrangement for flexible ensemble makes

The third movement of a suite originally scored for concert band, this work is rhythmically engaging from beginning to end as the percussion establishes the rhythmic motives that move and transform

This work highlights a beautiful melodic line filled with lush and occasionally dissonant harmonies. This flexible arrangement allows ensembles to perform the work with as few as thirteen musicians

Scored for four-part flexible instrumentation, this driving and intense work uses a recurring three-note theme and lots of rhythmic activity that provides nonstop action. A less rhythmic but just as intense

Scored for five-part flexible instrumentation, this grooving original work is an excellent study in counting a wide variety of rhythms as well as articulations and technique. You just might see a few heads

This exciting and dramatic fanfare featuring triumphant brass and soaring melodies is a wonderful concert opener that will show off intermediate to advanced bands in a flattering way, will please audiences,

Hit a home run with this unique, adaptable multi-movement piece with each one-minute micro-movement written by a different composer! Balmages, Jolley, Meechan, Shapiro, and Ticheli come together to offer

A flexible ensemble arrangement based on the second edition rescored by the composer, playable by any SSATB combination of woodwind, brass, and string players with optional percussion. Since its

This spirited work is playable by any SSATB combination of woodwind, brass, and string players with optional percussion. The sleigh bells give this energy and a lightness that, when paired with the flowing

This work is playable by any SSATB combination of woodwind, brass, and string players with optional percussion. Beginning with a sensitive unison Chant reminiscent of early church

This flexible arrangement of a Francis McBeth work is playable by any SSATB combination of woodwind, brass, and string players with optional percussion. If you want to teach rhythm, this is your piece!

Heroes come to us in all areas of life. This triumphant work pays tribute to those heroes that live among us. Originally scored for brass quintet, this flexible instrumentation work with a snappy melody is

Beginning slowly, the opening section establishes a five-note motive which is followed by a driving allegro that puts the original motive through a series of variations. This flexible arrangement allows