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The rousing march music of John Philip Sousa has been an audience favorite for generations. This spirited medley combines themes from four of Sousa's most famous marches: The Washington Post; Semper

With a nod to the Baroque style and a contemporary flair, this quartet is a fine choice for concert or festival appearances.

Originally written for oboe; these two beautiful Baroque movements have made this solo a favorite for many years. It offers a rewarding challenge for the more capable baritone sax player.

Originally written for oboe; these two lovely Baroque movements have become a favorite among saxophonists for many years. Standard literature on numerous state and festival lists.  Now

Dvorak’s 8th Symphony is often referred to as his Pastoral symphony for its optimistic and uplifting themes. With contrasting melancholy minor and lighthearted major folk-like melodies, this

This German composer was the half-brother of Clara Schumann and composed a significant amount of chamber music. His Adagio, opus 38 for cello and orchestra is an eloquently beautiful solo work

Give your students the opportunity to learn Romantic-era playing techniques as well perform some of the most beloved classical literature from one of its greatest composers. This very authentic

Here is one of Mozart's most famous quartet movements, carefully transcribed for string orchestra. It remains very true to the original in style, nuance, and bowings but is slightly shortened and transposed

Mozart's Symphony No. 17 was composed in 1772 when he was just 16 years old. Originally for oboes, horns and strings, this string orchestra arrangement of the first movement has maintained the

A fresh new opportunity for orchestra musicians to step outside the normal styles and explore swing and bluesy harmonies. Each instrument also has the opportunity to work slides as well as more advanced

A short and vibrant concert overture that resonates with the essence of the American spirit. While the work consists primarily of original material, there are brief hints and echoes of The Star Spangled

Originally a piano piece by composer F.W. Meacham written in 1885, this piece depicts the approach, passing, and fading away into the distance of a military unit. While there are many versions of this

Transport your audience into the clouds with this cinematic tour de force. Great scoring, uplifting themes, and pleasing harmonies will keep musicians and audiences engaged from start to finish!

Travel back to the oldest civilizations, visiting ghosts of a long-dead past. Solo flute and trumpet extend musical invitations, with the ensemble building momentum as ghostly apparitions swirl in and out

The medieval plainchant Divinum Mysterium begins in a slow, stately tempo as it might have been heard in a cathedral in the middle ages. This initial setting ultimately gives way to fast,

Go on an adventure to southern Spain and soak in the musical culture of flamenco. Spanish rhythms and sultry melodies abound in this engaging original work, with some New World tango thrown in for good