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A traditional Bohemian waltz in a flexible arrangement that can be used
  for a small dance band or a full concert band. The arrangement is published
  for a complete concert band instrumentation. 
  However, it is designed to work with a small polka or dance band
  instrumentation consisting of two clarinets, two alto saxes, tenor sax, two
  trumpets, trombone and/or euphonium, tuba, piano or accordion, and drum set.
  The other parts are supplementary parts that may be used with an expanded
  instrumentation on up to a full band, and double the essential parts.

Homecoming Waltz

Flexible Instrumentation Score & Parts

Ensemble

Early American hymn tune, arranged for a trio consisting of two trombones
  and timpani. The timpani part requires three drums.

Chester

Flexible Instrumentation Trio

This piece is written with smaller young bands in mind, with single parts for all wind instruments and a great deal of doubling. Ranges have been kept very reasonable, including clarinet parts that stay below the break. The presence of some low voices is required for effective performance. “Deep beneath the palace of Knossos lies a twisting maze of stone and shadow, built to imprison a creature of ancient myth. Labyrinth of the Minotaur attempts to capture the harrowing journey of those brave enough to enter.”

Labyrinth of the Minotaur

Concert Band Score & Parts

Classic Joplin ragtime piece arranged for Flute and F Horn duet.

Search-Light Rag

Flexible Instrumentation Duet

Classic Joplin ragtime composition arranged for Woodwind Quintet
  consisting of Oboe, 2 B-flat Clarinets, E-flat Alto Saxophone and Bassoon.

The Entertainer

Woodwind Quintet

Traditional folksong from the Akan people of Ghana. Arranged for a Septe consisting of 2 Alto Saxes, Trumpet, 2 Tenor Saxes, Euphonium or Trombone, and Baritone Sax. (Parts included for bass clef and treble clef euphonium.)

Meda Wawa Ase

Flexible Instrumentation Septet

A traditional Bohemian polka in a flexible arrangement that can be used
  for a small dance band or a full concert band. The arrangement is published
  for a complete concert band instrumentation. 
  However, it is designed to work with a small polka or dance band
  instrumentation consisting of two clarinets, two alto saxes, tenor sax, two
  trumpets, trombone and/or euphonium, tuba, piano or accordion, and drum set.
  The other parts are supplementary parts that may be used with an expanded
  instrumentation on up to a full band, and double the essential parts.

The Village Tavern Polka

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Mallet duet for Xylophone and Marimba. The marimba requires a 4-octave instrument. Xylophone part requires 2 mallets, 3 or 4 optional. Marimba part requires 3 mallets, or 4 if preferred.
Amy Beach holds the distinction of being the first woman to have her symphony performed by a major American orchestra. Harlequin is originally a piano piece.

Harlequin (from Children's Carnival, Op. 25 NO. 6)

Keyboard Percussion Duet

A traditional Bohemian waltz in a flexible arrangement that can be used for a small dance band or a full concert band. The arrangement is published for a complete concert band instrumentation. However, it is designed to work with a small polka or dance band instrumentation consisting of two clarinets, two alto saxes, tenor sax, two trumpets, trombone or euphonium, tuba, piano or accordion, and drum set. The other parts are supplementary parts that may be used with an expanded instrumentation on up to a full band, and double the essential parts. Svestkova Alej is a traditional Bohemian folk song. The title translates as "Plum Alley", but some published versions of the song erroneously translate it as “The Prune Song”. The tune has been used as a standard waltz by many American polka bands. English-language lyrics (that are not a translation of the original) are often added, and the song has become familiar to many by the title We Left Our Wives at Home.

Svestkova Alej

Early American hymn tune, arranged for a trio consisting of two trumpets and timpani. The timpani part requires three drums.

A Debussy favorite, based on ragtime music he heard in Paris in the early
  20th century.
    
    This arrangement is for a trio consisting of B-flat Trumpet, Trombone and
  Timpani. The timpani part requires four drums and includes some re-tuning while
  playing.

Golliwogg's Cake Walk

Classic Joplin ragtime composition arranged for Instrumental Sextet
  consisting of Flute, Oboe, 2 B-flat Clarinets, B-flat Trumpet and B-flat
  Tenor Saxophone.

Flexible Instrumentation Sextet

Classic Joplin ragtime composition arranged for Woodwind Quartet
  consisting of Flute, B-flat Clarinet, E-flat Alto Saxophone and Bassoon.

Woodwind Quartet

Classic Joplin ragtime piece arranged for clarinet and alto saxophone
  duet.

Woodwind Duet

Early Dixieland Jazz standard arranged for Clarinet and Alto Sax duet.
  Non-swing, no improvisation required.

Tiger Rag

A fun holiday selection for intermediate percussion ensemble. Requires 9 players. Xylophone 1 and 2 can be performed by two players on one stnadard 3.5 octave xylophone. Marimba 1 and 2 can be performed by two players on a 4.3 octave marimba.

Up On The Housetop

Percussion Ensemble

Three marches by Baroque composer Jeremiah Clarke arranged for brass choir with timpani. The three marches, "King William's March", "The Emperor of Germany's March" and "Prince Eugene's March" were written for harpsichord in the same trumpet-tune style as the better known "Trumpet Voluntary" (The Prince of Denmark's March). The marches are arranged as a medley, but each short march could be performed seperately.
The arrangement is playable with a minimum of eight players. The instrumentation is for 3 trumpets, horn, 2 trombones or euphoniums, tuba and timpani, but several alternate parts are provided for flexibility. There is a horn part that can be used as a substitute (or double) for trumpet 3, a trombone or euphonium part that can substitute for the F horn part, and an F horn part that can substitute for trombone or euphonium 1. In addition, all trombone/euphonium parts include a treble clef euphonium version.

Three Royal Marches

Brass Ensemble

These cadences are designed to be playable by small percussion sections, and to offer the teacher/leader some flexibility in their use. They have all been used successfully with sections ranging in size from two to fifteen players.
Each page contains a set of two nearly identical cadences. The first (a) version has a part for tri-toms and the second (b) uses quad-toms.
All cadences use a single bass drum line.
The cymbal part is optional on all cadences and can be omitted if desired.
Cadences 1 through 5 can be performed effectively without the tom parts, with as few as two players, one on snare drum and one on bass drum.
Cadences 6 through 9 require either tri-toms or quads, so they can be performed with as few as three players (snare, toms, bass).
In addition to the cadences, a pair of drum commands for marching band use are included.
The cadences are printed in sizes that will fit into a standard marching folio.
THE PUBLISHER GRANTS PERMISSION FOR THE PURCHASER TO MAKE PHOTOCOPIES OF THE CADENCES FOR USE BY THE PLAYERS IN THE PURCHASER'S ENSEMBLES AS NEEDED.

Drum Cadences

Drumline Score & Parts

Classic Joplin ragtime piece arranged for Double Reed (Oboe and Bassoon)
  duet.

Traditional folksong from the Akan people of Ghana. Arranged for Bass Clarinet Duet. Moderate ranges - both parts to fourth-line D.

Bass Clarinet Duet

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