Patriotic Choir with Concert Band Music

One of the most honored and respected speeches of all time, the Gettysburg Address is presented with an accompaniment that is playable by elementary groups. Outstanding for change of pace

Composed by Irving Berlin, this famous melody is arguably one of the most popular patriotic songs of all time. This solid yet beautifully scored version for flexible instrumentation includes the option of

A stirring chorale prelude in Smith's grandiose style that even offers optional audience participation. Great fanfares help to make this a real crowd pleaser!

Written for the 75th Anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor and gathering of heroes from around the world, this stirring composition pays tribute to America's "Greatest Generation." Beginning with a

Written for the 75th Anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor, this stirring composition pays tribute to America's "Greatest Generation." Beginning with a heroic fanfare, the piece transforms into a lush

A simple standard march composed to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Kansas Bandmasters Association (1972-2022). The main theme is the Kansas state song, with Home on the

The title stems from a final sentence in The Star-Spangled Banner that the United States and its flag will endure. This innovative arrangement takes a contemporary approach to the Star-Spangled

With its heartfelt message and appealing gospel flavor, this Oscar Peterson composition has been embraced by choirs throughout the world. This band arrangement matches the classic original and can be

Using the familiar chorale melody from Jupiter by Gustov Holst, this stately hymn is particularly popular throughout the United Kingdom and a favorite of the royal family. Here's a setting for

This popular British patriotic hymn features a poem by Sir Cecil Spring Rice set to the familiar chorale melody from Jupiter by Gustov Holst. It is associated with Remembrance Day

In Flanders Fields can be performed in two ways: with any wind soloist, narrator and band, or with vocal soloist (soprano, alto, tenor, bass) and band. In the first version, the narrator speaks the

This very easy arrangement, playable by all levels of ensembles, begins with You're a Grand Old Flag and continues with all the U.S. armed forces songs, including the Air Force and Coast Guard

A substantial addition to the repertoire - a unique and memorable alto sax solo introduction is featured, accompanied by clustered wind tones. Original material ebbs and flows with haunting melodies