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<p>Fun and lively concert march from a Mexican folk song. Many parts are split but it's mostly for balance  technical/range demands. A lot of percussion parts, but it can also easily be played with traditional march instrumentation. Ranges and rhythms are for intermediate band and up.</p>

Jalisco

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Immerse yourself in the captivating world of "Chance" by Kyle McKinzey. Crafted for Concert &amp; Contest settings, this piece challenges musicians while providing a deeply moving experience for audiences. Embrace the intricate harmonies and dynamic contrasts that make "Chance" a must-have addition to any performance repertoire. - Note: This music is composed by humans. No human-written product description is available, limiting search visibility. The AI-assisted description is for reference only.

Chance

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A GALAXY MARCHES ON is obviously "inspired by Holst's
  "Mars". It has a dark and emotive feel to it. This would work as a
  short concert piece or even a march. It's a great piece to introduce kids to
  Holst and his music.

A Galaxy Marches On

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Beautiful communion hymn written for SATB (mostly unison) with piano accompaniment with optional flute, clarinet &amp; violin.

Bread of the World

SATB Octavo

Exciting piece to use each year for your beginners' first contest. It is sure to be their favorite piece.  It sounds much harder and bigger than it is. Beginner wind ranges &amp; plenty of percussion but can be played with 2-4 players just as easily.

Break Away

CAMPAIGN - Key-C Min   Time Sig - 4/4
Andante &amp; Allegro section
Similar to Finding the Path in Lvl 1 &amp; Ascension in Level 3

WOODWINDS - Fl Ob Bsn Clar(2) BC AS TS BS
BRASS - Trpt(2) Hn Tbn Euph Tu
PERCUSSION- Timp(3) Bells SD BD Cyms Tri Tamb

Campaign

COMING ALONG is a fun, exciting new march for young bands.
The rhythms, tempo, and ranges are suitable for 1st-year players. Instrumentation is for traditional concert band and will show how far your band has "Come Along".

All sections have the opportunity to shine including a short percussion feature. There are plenty of parts for percussionists, but it can be performed with fewer for smaller bands. I hope you and your students enjoy COMING ALONG MARCH and I would appreciate any comments to kylemacmusic@gmail.com

Coming Along

<p>Fun march using the melody of Jingle Bells but in the style of a march. Very playable by the youngest of bands and limited instrumentation. It's even fun for an advanced group to add a quick opener or parade.</p>

Jingle Bell March

March of the Morose Camels. Why morose? Wouldn't you be?
    
    
    
    Camels is a Grade 1 march written for young bands and portrays the
    
    image of camels marching through the desert under a hot sun. It starts far
  away. As they get closer and closer, the caravan gets louder and
  louder.
    
    All wind parts are easily within a Grade 1 and playable by 1st-year
  players. The Clarinet, Alto Sax, Trumpet and Horn parts are split and that is
  mostly for range issues of younger players. 
    
    Percussion is much busier (8 players) than some Grade I but it is easily
  playable. The timpani uses 3 pitches and there are no pitch changes.

March Of The Morose Camels

NATIONAL PASTTIME MARCH -  Playing
  with the melody from "Take Me Out To the Ballgame" your band will
  feel like they're at the "old ballgame". They'll get to hit the
  ball, call the batter out and bring the feel of the game to your audience.
  This listed as Grade 2 but most of the parts are much easier. The few
  chromatic sections increase the difficulty from a Grade 1.

National Pastime March

A HAPPY DAY A march that leaves you tapping and....Happy. Ranges and
  rhythms are playable for end of 1st-year players and easily played by
  2nd-year players. Clarinet and trumpet are divided with 1st parts going to a
  concert Bb. All 2nd clarinet parts are below the break.​
    
    
    
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    WOODWINDS - Fl, Ob, Bsn, Clar(2), BC, AS, TS, BS.
    
    
    
    BRASS - Trpt(2), Hn, Tbn, Euph, Tu 
    
    
    
    PERCUSSION- Bells, SD, BD, Cymbal

A HAPPY DAY

ENTRY TO THE GATES - Level 1 SR
Key-Eb   Time Sig - 4/4 - Moderato

WOODWINDS - Fl Ob Bsn Clar(2) BC AS TS BS
BRASS - Trpt(2) Hn Tbn Euph Tu
PERCUSSION- Timp(3) Bells SD BD Cym Tamb

Entry To The Gates

This is a fun piece with a bouncy melody and rhythms that will have
  everyone smiling and tapping their foot. Ranges and rhythms are easily played
  by 2nd-year players and the song falls together very well. There are two key
  changes Eb - Bb - Eb.

Paseo Feliz

A glorious opening or finale with piano and organ accompaniment. There are also versions with piano only or with full orchestra. Contact the composer if you are interested.

Alleluia No. 1

A fun piece for young bands to play. Lots of fun sound effects and a scary melody.

AAAGGGHHH!

Fun holiday tune for young bands. Great for a Fall/Halloween concert. There are a lot of fun sound effects and creativity is encouraged when performing them.

AAAGGGHHH!!!

A fun grade 2 march combining an original Spanish style melody with traditional march style writing. Plenty of parts to keep your percussion happy but can be performed with limited traditional march battery. Length 2:05

GLORY MARCH - Fun concert march with very playable parts for all 1st-year
  players. Standard instrumentation, unison low brass. Only Clarinet and
  Trumpet are split.
    
    
    
    WOODWINDS - Fl, Ob, Bsn, Clar(2), BC, AS, TS, BS.
    
    
    
    BRASS - Trpt(2), Hn, Tbn/Euph, Tu (Low BR/WW unison)
    
    
    
    PERCUSSION- Bells, Timp, SD, BD, Tambourine, Cymbal

Glory March

CHANCE is an original composition based on a couple of melodic ideas.
  Those ideas are expanded stylistically, texturally, and rhythmically. This
  piece introduces aleatoric techniques to young students. The instrument
  ranges and rhythms are still easily in a 2nd-year player's ability allowing
  them to sound like a much older group. 
    
    There is an extensive range of percussion parts but it can be played with
  fewer if necessary. The percussion parts tend to be more demanding than  the winds.

UNA MARCH FELIZ - Fun Concert march using syncopation and bouncy lines to
  create a happy marching style. The horns and saxes get to run the melody on
  this piece. Instrument ranges are moderate for a 2nd-year player. Plenty of
  parts to please your percussion, but can be played with a smaller section.

Una Feliz Marcha

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