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This sparkling work draws on Smith's many creative reserves at the peak of his compositional stride. The work is a deep well of noble melodic themes, inventive scoring, coloristic passages, and a kind of

For the lyric portion of the marching band presentation, here is a beautiful and dramatic setting of the American folksong Shenandoah by the master bandsman Claude T. Smith.

The original version of this arrangement continues to be one of Claude T. Smith's most-performed works. The opening theme sparkles with rhythmic energy and harmonic structure that never grow old. The

Perfect for younger concert bands! Simple key changes, tempo changes, and one 7/8 measure provide appeal and interest for students and teachers alike. This flexible arrangement allows ensembles to perform

This is arranged in rhythmic, syncopated waltz tempo sections, in addition to a lush tutti section, all using jazz harmonies. The melody is mostly assigned to Clarinet 1. Slight tempo changes, a rubato

This wonderfully spirited march pays homage to the state of Missouri and its namesake river by using the melody of Shenandoah, also known as Across the Wide Missouri, throughout the march.

In this up-tempo, rhythmically fun piece, there are many tempo and key changes. The jazz harmonized melody is passed around, giving the solo to clarinet 4 and bass clarinet in one section. This is an

Staccato rhythms, accented notes and dynamic contrasts give the familiar themes from "Carmen" plenty of expression, drama and flair! Scored for four clarinets and bass clarinet.

A dramatic and beautiful setting of the well-known hymn, this flexible arrangement allows ensembles to perform the work with as few as 13 musicians, providing accessibility and flexibility for numerous

Rescored to be played by as few as 13 musicians, this classic work opens with a velvet chorale played by the brass and enlarged upon by adding the woodwinds accompanied by the subtle rhythms of the

Opening with a velvet chorale played by the brass and enlarged upon by adding the woodwinds, it is accompanied by the subtle rhythms of the percussion. The theme of the allegro section is assisted by

This is one of Fillmore's early marches and reflects his varied experiences while he was touring as a circus musician with five different big top shows.  To be played at a fast tempo.

A classic concert march, this work was written to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Midwestern Music Camp at the University of Kansas. It is now available in a new edition which will make it much

Hang on! This is an art piece telling a story of driving through a big city with its main thoroughfares, dark alleys, and neon bright light districts. The challenges include intonation, rhythmic stability,