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An easy-to-use approach to improving your ensemble's sight-reading skills! Based on the University of Texas at Austin's University Interscholastic League (UIL) sight-reading criteria for band, it covers every rhythm, key signature, and time signature that your students will encounter at the Grade 1 and 2 levels. This is a fun and easy way to cover all of the fundamentals of sight reading.

Rhythm, Keys and Time, Vol. 1

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Improve your band's ability to sight-read with this ensemble approach based on the University of Texas at Austin's University Interscholastic League (UIL) sight-reading criteria for band. Every rhythm, key signature, and time signature used in the UIL sight-reading pieces for Grades 3 and 4 is found in these exercises. When used consistently, this is a fun and effective way to improve your band's sight-reading skills!

Rhythm, Keys and Time, Vol. 2

Titanium is one of the strongest and lightest metals in the world. It is strong yet beautiful and has a silver luster to its color when refined and polished. This fanfare for concert band is a robust yet elegantly scored concert opener. The original brass choir fanfare was one of five winners of the iCall for Fanfaresi by the famous Dallas Winds in 2019. It was performed in the lobby of the beautiful Meyerson Symphony Center prior to their Christmas at the Meyerson concert. Titanium! will make an exciting opener for your next concert!

Titanium!

Beach Spring is a beloved hymn tune deeply rooted in the American shape-note (Sacred Harp) tradition. The tune's simplicity lends itself beautifully to reflective arrangements. Jon Bubbett's setting, with its thoughtful voicing and lush harmonies, captures the essence of this tradition while offering a fresh perspective. 
"Beach Spring" is a beloved hymn tune deeply rooted in the American shape-note tradition. Its first appearance in The Sacred Harp (1844) connects it to a long history of community-based music-making in early America.
The tune's simplicity, paired with its harmonically rich textures, lends itself beautifully to reflective arrangements. Jon Bubbett's setting, with its thoughtful voicing and lush harmonies, captures the essence of this tradition while offering a fresh perspective.

Beach Spring

“Ladies and gentlemen… boys and girls… and children of all ages—welcome, one and all, to the greatest show on Earth!” For generations, these iconic words signaled that the fun was about to begin. Fins Up! captures that same sense of excitement, energy, and spectacle.
Fins Up! was commissioned by and is dedicated to the Dauphin Junior High School Band of Enterprise, Alabama, for their performance at the Alabama Music Educators Association 2026  Conference. Dauphin’s mascot is the dolphin, and their rally cry—“Fins Up!”—provided both the title and inspiration for the work. In conversations with director Justin Compton, the goal was to create a march for young bands that stepped away from tradition—something closer to a circus march and delightfully off the beaten path.
Much of the piece’s quirky personality comes from the Percussion 2 part, featuring ratchet, slide whistle, siren, whip, and brake drum. These colorful effects help conjure vivid images of a three-ring circus: clowns on unicycles, jugglers, high-wire acrobats, trapeze artists, lion tamers, and elephants parading beneath the big top. And of course, no circus would be complete without cotton candy, popcorn, and peanuts.
Under the big top, the magic awaits—let the show begin!

Fins Up!

This spirited and energetic piece will make a great concert opener for
  any occasion. It opens with an original fanfare, much like the one
  traditionally heard at the beginning of God of Our Fathers. It then moves
  into a quiet, reflective original melody before landing on God of Our Fathers
  in a joyous, dance-like 7/8. The piece returns to the original fanfare before
  ending with a high-energy finish!

Splendor Through the Skies

Morning Shine was inspired by an early spring morning walk after a particularly dreary stretch of cold, gray late-winter weather. It attempts to capture the exuberance and anticipation of the spring to come. Buds on trees and bushes begin to appear, the feeling of the warm sunshine on your face as it filters through the still bare tree limbs. Simply put, the buoyancy and happiness of a new day and of new beginnings.

Morning Shine

Rhythm, Keys and Time III is an ensemble approach to improving your
  band's ability to sight read. It is based on the University of Texas
  University Scholastic League Band Sight Reading Criteria grades 5 and 6.
  Every rhythm, key and time signature used in the UIL grade 5 and 6 sight
  reading pieces are found in these exercises. When used consistently, this is
  a fun and effective way to improve your band's sight reading skills!

Rhythm, Keys and Time III

The Laughing Pelican is a fun, relaxed Caribbean-style tune with an easy Latin feel. It will make for a great light selection for any concert. Percussionists get to try their hand at traditional Latin percussion instruments with parts that are easily accessible. Everyone will enjoy laughing along with The Laughing Pelican.

The Laughing Pelican

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A brilliant and uplifting opening for any occasion! Champions of Our
  Future is about the promise of the years to come. Full of energy and
  excitement, with bold brass writing, exciting percussion and woodwinds,
  Champions of Our Future is a great beginning to any concert!

Champions of Our Future

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Everhope captures the essence of trust, confidence, and the unwavering belief that what we long for can and will come to pass. It serves as a poignant reminder of the profound importance of holding onto faith, no matter the obstacles we face. Hope is the driving force that propels us forward, urging us to take one step at a timeeven when the world around us tells us to stop. To Everhope is to embody resilience, never to give up, and to always hold onto hope and faith. This grade-one lyrical piece reflects that enduring journey, persistently moving and striving until the ultimate goal is realized.

Everhope

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This beautiful theme by Beethoven is now available in a very accessible
  sax quartet. Included are parts for soprano sax and optional alto sax
  alternate for soprano sax. Let your students explore the beauty of this music
  and the genius of Beethoven!

Adagio Cantabile

Saxophone Quartet

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