This tuneful march is meant to emulate the passing of an Irish regiment as it marches in a parade. With its moderate tempo and majestic air, this regal work features characteristics of many
In a world filled with iPhones, iPads, and iPods, it was only a matter of time before a tune like this would turn up! Designed to be played by beginners on their very first holiday concert, it invites
This is the kind of piece that appeals to young musicians and their audiences. The aggressive main theme begins in the very first measure, establishing the intense nature that never lets up. Students with
Think of a magnificent entrance to a city or castle, such as the fictitious Camelot. Based upon strong intervals of fourths and fifths, the main melodic material is strong, yet joyful. It is sophisticated
March style is a very important part of band heritage and this well written original allows the youngest musicians to perform it with great results. Using only the first six notes of the B flat scale and
Very young students are given a musical selection they can master technically, allowing them to develop their musical expression. Notes and rhythms are limited so they can work on phrasing, tone
Heavily influenced with a strong Scottish flavor, this original selection will stand out on any concert program. Among the highlights are a resplendent bardic fanfare, lilting melodies and, most notably, an
Intertwining folk songs and Christmas carols gives this piece a unique voice! Great for expressive playing, this work includes Silent Night; Away in a Manger; Greensleeves and Amazing
This lyrical work combines interesting harmony with quality melodic writing. It is a great chance to introduce your students to delicate releases and light articulation. Reinforce expressive playing and
This work for beginning band is a great introduction to simple syncopation. Using only a limited number of pitches, this is perfect for reinforcing note lengths and sonorous playing. Embolden your students
This dramatic piece cranks right from the start! The work is set in E minor (but without any C naturals on the A string) with simple rhythms no more difficult than two repeated eighth notes. You will hear
In Greek, the word ethos is used to describe the character and guiding beliefs or ideals that distinguish a community, nation or idea. The Greeks also used this word to refer to the power of music
This work for young string players is an introduction to simple syncopation. Using only the first five notes of the D-major scale, Majestic reinforces note lengths and sonorous
A powerful musical statement to the profound influence music has will be an inspiration to beginning band students. The open harmonies create a true "American" sound that will sound most
This original march for young bands is stylish, fully scored and very playable, much in the style of the famous Harold Bennett (aka Henry Fillmore) marches. Tuneful and lively, your students will enjoy
The celebratory nature of this overture is evident from the very first note. Written for the 125th anniversary of one of the oldest performing concert bands in America, it's a musical tribute to
A unique take on the traditional concert march, this work opens in G minor before shifting to the relative major in the second strain. A fun and engaging work that will entertain as well as educate.
Written for beginning musicians, Aspiration uses minimal material, including no more than two repeated eighth notes as the most difficult rhythm. It contains bold fanfare gestures, marcato
This concert overture utilized the classic ABA form. The opening section has a tuneful melody over spiccato accompaniments that weaves throughout the ensemble. The middle B section is slow, lyrical, lush,
From the first notes, audience and musicians will be grabbed by the sheer intensity of this excellently scored piece. Great melodic structure covers the musical range of the concert band, and careful
Feature your percussion section on such instruments as paint cans, metal trashcans, and metal pipes with this fun, Latin-influenced mashup of holiday favorites. All sections have an opportunity to shine on
Enchant audiences with peaceful thoughts with this lush and lyrical work. It evokes contemplative thoughts with a bit of longing and a sense of melancholy, yet is hopeful at the same time. Young musicians