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Alfred Music Publishing

Challenge your musicians to play catch using melodic and rhythmic themes as the ball! In this intense original work, the trading of melodies around the ensemble and chromatic minor chord runs create interesting color moments throughout, capturing the attention of musicians and audiences.

Swarm

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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

This is a really clever little number!  Take some of the more memorable "scary" musical motives, add a fun rock beat, and you've got the perfect end-of-rehearsal piece!  All sections of the band get a chance to shine, including lots of active parts for percussion, making this a real hit with band and audience alike!

Dr. Rockenstein

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Here's a fun and playfully spooky piece that uses mouthpiece buzzing to create an eerie sound: the brass buzzes on mouthpieces while the woodwinds trill. Percussion uses sticks and rims to create a "dry bones" atmosphere. This piece is great for your very first concert or Halloween performance!

Skeletons at Midnight

FJH Music Company Inc

This modern work based on Edgar Allan Poe's "The Raven" tells the eerie story of a man confronted by a sinister bird, and his slow descent into utter madness. A haunting piano line starts the piece, surrounded by contemporary effects and textures. As the man becomes more irritated, the music picks up in tempo and becomes increasingly dissonant and violent until it erupts in a cacophony of chaos. Finally, the man "breaks," and the unsettling sounds of the opening piano return to conclude the piece. A truly dramatic work for band.

Nevermore

Carl Fischer LLC

Zombies are all the craze, showing up in movies on television, and in this Latin original, on the dance floor.  It's a clash of two worlds, the stylish and elegant tango being danced by two gruesome creatures. It's a fun selection with numerous opportunities for additional special effects and added showmanship.

Zombie Tango

Hal Leonard Corporation

Halloween is always one of the highlights of the fall season. Why not add a little drama and excitement to your autumn concert with some classic scary themes? Featuring Toccata and Fugue in D Minor, Funeral March of a Marionette; Theme from "Jaws;" Addams Family Theme; Night on Bald Mountain and Thriller, this may very well become the hit of the concert!

Fright Night

With an unmistakable and distinct style, the music of Danny Elfman is found in many classic offbeat and spooky movies.  Featuring themes from "Edward Scissorhands," "The Nightmare Before Christmas," "Spider-Man," "Beetlejuice," and "Tales from the Crypt," here's a terrific arrangement that is sure to be a hit with your audience!

Music for a Darkened Theatre

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

Excelcia Music Publishing, LLC

A definite hit! This creepy work for developing bands is a perfect fit for your next Halloween concert. With plenty of opportunity for sonorous tutti playing and low brass independence, the unique harmonic style is great for teaching common accidentals. Your students will ask to play this spooky thriller again and again!

Zombie Attack

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

Bring the magic of "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone" to life with the spectacular music from the movie! Michael Story has crafted a terrific medley for bands that sits squarely at the easy level. You'll delight in the colorful harmonies and memorable themes, including: Prologue; Hedwig's Theme; The Quidditch Match; Harry's Wondrous World and Leaving Hogwarts. This is symphonic film music at its best!

Harry Potter

Shambling creatures made of metal come to life in this eerie offering for beginning band. The first six notes taught (plus one extra accidental!) are utilized in a unique fashion to create a work that sounds much more difficult than it is. Playful interplay of eighth notes, metallic percussion, and moments for the winds to "hiss" and play rhythms on their stands combine to great effect in this work that is sure to grab your players' attention.

Mechanical Monsters

This creative work is full of adventure and excitement, conjuring vivid images of dragons, castles, and other legendary creatures. With impressive writing influenced by dramatic film scores, this epic composition is fast-paced yet remains playable by young musicians.

Night Fury

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

Here is a very playable yet effectively powerful setting of highlights from the hit Broadway musical about the life and times of the Wicked Witch of the West. Includes: No One Mourns the Wicked; Dancing Through Life; Defying Gravity and For Good.

Music from Wicked

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

Sail the high seas in this exciting work for beginning band! Written to sound much more mature than a beginning work, this exciting adventure in 3/4 time only uses seven different rhythms and a six-note range to create an achievable challenge to spur the growth of your young mateys! Pirate chants and bombastic percussion, as well as introductions to first/second endings and D.C. al Coda, make this a work that your developing musicians are sure to love! Optional clarinet and saxophone parts that double the horn part add to the flexibility. Rated ARRGH!

Blackbeard

Put your audience under your spell with the exciting movie music from "Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone!" The film score by John Williams has been described as one of his best, and Paul Cook brings the magic within reach of young musicians. Bands at the easy level will find it sits comfortably in their range, while some bands at the very-easy level will find the chromatic harmonies and the memorable themes are within their grasp as well. The colorful themes Harry's Wondrous World and Hedwig's Theme are sure to conjure up a great performance!

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