Hebrews.7

Based on two rhythmic motifs, this tightly-knit composition is aggressive from start to finish. Adding to the excitement is driving percussion writing and creative use of dissonance. This will totally

Need a touch of excitement at your next beginners' concert? This new piece showcases all sections of your beginning band in a tribute to the sound of the classic rock n' roll era. This flexible version is

Combining winds, percussion, and electronic fixed media, this work is written in three parts for wind players (all of which are transposed for all instruments), providing a great balance between flexibility

In addition to being a stellar concert opener or closer, this work has a host of unique features: limited ranges (an octave or less), an optional downloadable backing track (it can also be successfully

This somewhat dark and edgy concert march is written in minor mode with the militaristic first half of the march in stark contrast to the lyrical trio. An expertly-written easy concert march that is also an

Altered scales, cinematic scoring, and a dub-step/techno feel are fused into a truly unique musical construction that utilizes all of the colors of the wind ensemble. Electronics and sound effects create an

A new chapter in the Darklands Saga begins with this aggressive work for young ensembles which includes exciting rhythms and bombastic percussion. Includes additional teaching materials such as full

A unique and exciting work that evokes a world music feel, with syncopated rhythms, expressive dynamic moments, and clapping and stomping from the winds. For an even more theatrical effect, it has an option

With both education and excitement firmly in mind, this exciting concert opener was created to assist in developing young musicians' comprehension of sixteenth notes. Careful scoring, purposeful repetition,

Ring in the holiday season with this delightful medley carefully scored to make young and developing players sound mature beyond their years. Melody sheets, which you may copy, are included for all

Here is a throwback to the Mod style of the 1960s and '70s. This groovy tune focuses on developing eighth-note articulation and counting while also providing a fun showcase for young bands looking to

Mambo rhythms and exciting melodies unite in this "ballet" for wind ensemble. Catchy rhythms, colorful percussion, and a distinct dance feel engage performers and audience alike. Great for conductors, this

Your audience and performers will be charmed by this idyllic, cheerful march! Take a stroll across the countryside as your ensemble plays pleasant tunes reminiscent of British marches. Its quirky character

Randall Standridge's "Tales from the Darklands" continues in this cinematic and eerie offering that depicts an abandoned lake of lost souls. Lyrical writing, chromaticism, and flexible scoring are balanced

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

The jolly old elf from the North Pole gets an aggressive makeover in this wonderfully tongue-in-cheek work for young band rescored for flexible instrumentation. Beginning with a movie-trailer narration,

Set sail for the high seas in this exciting new concert march! The music tells the tale of a band of pirates exploring a mysterious island. Minor modality, familiar sea songs, intriguing counterpoint, and

This highly evocative work invokes the air of exotic mystery that surrounds the art of snake charming.  An eastern scale, very colorful percussion writing, aleatoric techniques, and an optional loud or

This flexible work is a mediation on the virtue of hope. It is an exciting concert opener that is a perfect vehicle for teaching 7/8 time to your young musicians. It also uses seven permutations of 7/8 time

The beautiful blooms and gentle rains of spring are illustrated in this flexibly scored work for young band. Only six pitches are used for each instrument, but beautiful harmonies and colorful orchestration

This exciting work for young band helps introduce and reinforce 6/8 time. With only five iterations of 6/8 rhythm, and using primarily the first six notes (with a few accidentals for color) and a

The beautiful vistas of the Great Lakes region serve as the inspiration for this impressive and sweeping work. Minimalistic rhythms, lush harmonies, and colorful orchestration abound in bringing the various