The low voices of your ensemble come to the forefront in this powerful work. It also provides a perfect opportunity to introduce compound meter in a simple, accessible fashion, all while presenting

This high-energy piece opens with a brief, powerful introductory fanfare that leads to a rapidly paced set of melodic fragments, contours, and rhythms taken from the well-known Austrian

Contents: Dancla-Andante Cantabile; French Folksong-Dame Tartini; Cragun-Elegie; Traditional-Galway Piper; Bach-Grant Us to Do with Zeal; Weidman-In a Gondola; French Folksong-La Bonne Aventure;

Richly melodic and profound in its message, this original based on words of Isaac Watts incorporates the composer's original hymn tune BETHPAGE. Appropriate for All Saints Day, it will inspire your choir

A solid sense of urgency and anticipation is incorporated into this setting enhanced by the use of mallets, martellato and thumb damps. Opening with a joyful, rhythmic zeal, the music adroitly progresses to

This musical salute has been masterfully adapted for concert band, complete with all the flashy and spirited writing of the original orchestral version. A wonderful example of the composer's creativity and

This excellent choral arrangement is a refined setting of a Getty Christmas classic. Syncopations add a playful zeal to the composition's joyful dance. Celebrate the season with this classic

This collection contains approximately 100 pages of music that is technically accessible and satisfying to play, presented in a handy wire-bound format. The music is linked to the church calendar; each

This melodious solo piece creates a brilliant image of sadness and passion. A tired soul defiantly lays down their zeal for the traditional violin precepts and moves forward on an unknown and uncharted

Written with a definite Celtic flair, this wonderful original work provides all the elements a band is looking for in a performance piece. The beautifully flowing opening lines feature melodic elements that

Includes: Flutissimo (McGinty); Excellentia (Shaffer); Streets of Laredo (arr. Huckeby); The American Way (King/arr. Swearingen); The Eternal Optimist (Huckeby); Revenge of the Swarm (Neeck); Royal

I have always had an affinity for the whimsical. It comes as no surprise that I would find a wealth of satisfaction from the poetry of Lewis Carroll, known for his comic fantasies. This poem, "Jabberwocky"