Two Christmas classics have been masterfully rearranged into a harmonic minor mode providing a new twist on these holiday favorites for string orchestra. Joy to the World; Deck the

Explore the musical galaxy with this intergalactic work. Paint a musical picture of space travel: the countdown, lift-off, and even a space walk. A perfect introductory example of programmatic music for

Capture that exhilaration you feel at the start of something new! Appropriately challenging for the developing string orchestra, this concert opener provides opportunities to explore lyrical melodies,

Develop rhythmical literacy and changing meter experience with this exciting work for the developing concert band that honors Greek mythology, specifically the story of the goddess Athena. Your students

Inspired by the human quality of resilience in the midst of adversity, this beautiful piece was written to honor a very special music educator. Beautiful harmonies suitable for the moderate to advanced

A humorous and creative holiday selection combining Up on the Housetop and Good King Wenceslas, this clever arrangement uses only the first six notes of the D major scale. Fun and

Celebrate school spirit with this fun, easy rock tune based on the first six notes taught in most method books! Short phrases presented in a call-and-response format make this piece easily accessible to

From its haunting opening to its stirring conclusion, this contemporary setting evokes the gospel-infused roots of the original lyrics and melody. Featuring a vocal soloist, optional choir and optional

This fresh and exciting medley of traditional Christmas melodies will be an instant classic with professional orchestras as well as a fun and engaging educational challenge to the experienced high school

Do you need a new march to open the program at your next concert or festival? Composed in a classic style with few interesting twists and turns, this engaging and playable gem is designed to help teach

A fun and out-of-the-box piece inspired by Pachelbel's Canon. Utilizing Boomwhackers and five-gallon buckets, the percussion section is the feature in this inspired take on a timeless classic scored for