This rigorous string orchestra arrangement maintains all the intensity of the battle-like movement, which is constantly in motion, and suggests feelings of terror or the reign of fear. It is a powerful,
In ancient Roman religion, Mars was the god of war. Although the Mars movement is often thought to portray the horrors of mechanized warfare, it was actually completed before the First World War
Jay Bocook lends his arranging talents to Holst's most famous piece of music, and you can bet the result is exceptional! This version is musically exciting, well-paced and very approachable for developing
Everyone knows this riveting movement from Holst's "The Planets," and Jay's arrangement is about as exciting and intense as they come! Makes a great opener or production number!
Maintaining the integrity of the original, this arrangement will excite players with driving rhythms and explosive force.
Completed in 1914, when World War I was but an emerging threat, Mars is dominated by a relentless hammering out of a 5/4 rhythm which suggests the relentless destruction of war. The opposition of
The mysterious red planet has been an object of fascination and intrigue throughout history. The expressive music of this original work expresses those feelings, including a tip of the hat to Gustav
The space race continues in the new production by composer, John Pasternak! A cinematic flavor pervades the soundtrack and provides numerous opportunities to showcase the musical abilities of your ensemble.
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This 1971 David Bowie song becomes a beautiful contemporary a cappella showpiece in this selection. The melody moves between voices, and long legato phrases create lovely harmonic motion while asking the
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With a tip of the hat to Gustav Holst and Mars from "The Planets," this out-of-this-world piece depicts the fear and exhilaration of discovery and exploration that future astronauts might
Mar y Cielo, meaning "Sea and Sky," is a tuneful and memorable pasodoble written for young bands. With its vibrant harmonies and melodic lines, this piece is a perfect introduction to the
UIL Band Sight Reading Level 3 - 2009
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