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Randall Standridge Music, LLC

Shock and excite your audience at your next concert with this powerful work. Anger and aggression are channeled into action in this entry in the composer's unBroken Project, a series addressing mental health. This piece provides an outlet to channel negative emotions. Strident harmonies (including accessible moments of 12-tone), bombastic percussion, and the use of an Aztec death whistle combine to make a bold and dramatic statement. Thrilling and therapeutic, this work will energize your players and excite your audience.

Scream

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Wingert-Jones Publications

This creepy tango is perfect for fall concerts! Stylistically, there is a lot to teach in this work – but more importantly, it will get your students in their chairs and keep them engaged with making music! A great new addition to the concert repertoire for this level.

Ghosts: A Midnight Tango

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FJH Music Company Inc

You'll feel the fire of the dragon in this dark, medieval-sounding piece!  The percussion section leads the way, using a brake drum and gong, and the winds contribute with a robust style and modal sounds. It all adds up to one dramatic presentation.  Using only six notes and note values no smaller than a quarter note, it really is playable for that first concert, and your beginning students will love to play it!

Dragon Slayer

They're here! They're here! And they're invading your band room – again! The mechanical monsters are back! Serving as a logical educational continuation of the first work, this sequel combines elements of the first piece with the Dies Irae and includes introductions to dotted quarter rhythms, expanded chromaticism, and various repeat mechanisms. Optional air raid sirens and marching machine effects add to this exciting and playful new work – sure to be a favorite of students and audiences alike.

Wrath of the Mechanical Monsters

Return to the Darklands with this exciting Grade 1 march. Dark harmonies and precise articulations combine to paint a portrait of Lady Blackthorn, the mysterious figure who rules the outer edges of the kingdom. Mixing elements of traditional march structure with a cinematic flair, this work will be an excellent introduction to the genre for younger and developing musicians and will be a perfect choice for your next festival or concert performance!

Blackthorn March

Introduce young players to march style with a spooky twist with this dark and mysterious minor-mode march for beginning band. Built around the first six notes typically taught, this piece also introduces concert F in a fun and approachable way. Melodies are passed throughout the ensemble, and optional advanced and easier percussion parts provide flexibility for developing players. A great choice for concert or festival, and an especially fun fit for a Halloween performance. "Randy Standy Study Buddies" are available for this work to support learning and rehearsal.

Black Moon March

Dance rhythms and creepy melodies combine in this new 6/8 concert march for young band! Inspired by the mischievous spirits of the British Isles, it paints a portrait of imps dancing and cavorting in a dark forest. Scored carefully to serve as an approachable introduction to compound meter, your performers and audiences will enjoy the catchy melodies, dark harmonies, and colorful scoring as every player gets the chance to shine!

March of the Hobgoblins

Raise the anchor and beware the shadows! Set sail on a ghostly adventure through the haunted caverns of Shadow Cove. This minor-mode concert march opens with a lonely snare drum solo as spectral pirates begin their eerie procession, gradually joined by the full ensemble. Following traditional march form, the piece features melodic moments for every section and a cinematic soundscape full of suspense and mystery. As the ghosts vanish into the mist, the snare solo returns to close the piece with a haunting final beat. Perfect for Halloween concerts, festivals, or any performance that calls for a touch of the supernatural!

Dead Man's March

Return to the Darklands with the next chapter of the saga. Travel deep into the dangerous swamps of the enigmatic Troll King. Taking the form of a dark yet jovial dance, this piece provides opportunities to teach chromaticism, articulations, and dramatic dynamic changes to your developing musicians. At turns exciting, playful, and sinister, this work for young band is sure to be a highlight of your next concert, festival, or Halloween performance.

The Troll King

Hal Leonard Corporation

"Boys and girls of every age – would you like to see something strange?" Young concert bands are now able to enjoy one of the most popular movie songs of all time. An excellent choice for reinforcing chromaticism. Not just for Halloween, this is perfect for programming at any time of the year!

This Is Halloween

Conjure a dark and cinematic soundscape with this chapter in the fantasy-inspired series Tales from the Darklands. The piece begins with a slow, mysterious atmosphere before launching into a driving rhythmic section that evokes the relentless march of Lady Blackthorn's Red Knights through the shadowy realm. Colorful scoring and active percussion add depth and intensity, making this a thrilling choice for concert, festival, or Halloween programming.

Ride of the Red Knights

MakeMusic Publications

"Creepy-crawly creatures, often out of sight. Snoozing all throughout the day and partying all night..." So begins the accompanying poem to this delightful work celebrating those friends with whom many of us have "complicated relationships." A clever work playable by the youngest of bands! (1:40)

Creepy-Crawly Creatures

Brace yourselves for close encounters of the band kind! This quirky and energetic Grade 2 work brings an alien invasion to life with aggressive rhythms, colorful harmonies, and out-of-this-world percussion. Featuring a part for theremin or synthesizer, this piece channels classic sci-fi B-movie vibes with a wink and a blast of sound. Packed with character and cinematic flair, it's a sure hit for concert or festival programs if you're looking for something bold, fun, and delightfully strange.

Hello, Humans

Midnight mischief is on full display in this dark and fun work that paints a portrait of pets gone mad in the moonlight, seized by the need to run and cause havoc under the cover of darkness. Minor melodies, playful percussion, and mild chromaticism combine to create a work that with challenge and delight your developing musicians. This will prove to be a superb addition to your next festival, concert, or Halloween performance!

Midnight Zoomies

C. Sharp Music, Inc.

Here's a spooky piece accessible to bands of virtually every level. Shades of "Beetlejuice," graveyards, and haunted mansions will have your band clamoring for this one!

A Scary Scherzo

Add a touch of both creepy and cool to your next concert. Reminiscent of New Orleans jazz, this catchy piece for young band is a superb introduction to jazz for your developing musicians. A grooving bass line and vocalizations from the winds add to the fun! An excellent choice for your next concert, Halloween performance, or pop celebration.

The Skeleton Crawl

In a haunted moonlit ballroom, ghosts emerge from the shadows to dance a mysterious waltz. Capture the eerie elegance and playful mischief of this macabre dance in this unique work for band designed to work seamlessly with the string orchestra version to create your very own full orchestra! (2:00)

Waltz Macabre

Experience the paranormal in this spine-tingling work with spooky sound effects, unexplained noises that interrupt frightful melodies, and even a hint of Mussorgsky's Night on Bald Mountain and strains of Chopin's Funeral March. Destined to be the hit of your fall or spring concert. Simply suspenseful, yet delightfully dreadful! (1:45)

Pranks of the Pesky Poltergeist

A creepy and quirky work for beginning musicians – inventive percussion sound effects will keep them engaged, and the wind parts are accessible with great teaching moments like three-note slurs and repeated eighth-note patterns. A great way to hook them early in the year!

Goblin's Groove

LudwigMasters Publications

Colorful percussion and unusual instrumental effects bring a true sense of amazement to your audience as the narrator tells the story of an alien invasion and its aftermath.

Alien Invasion from the Dark Planet

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