An expressive original work that adds a rich and melodic quality to concert presentations. The flowing melody is presented in a variety of textures, creating an appealing contrast of instrumental colors

As the World Watched was commissioned by the band directors in the 10th district of the Georgia Music Educators Association. It is a programmatic work based on the composer's view of some of the

This chart is a strong addition to the young jazz ensemble repertoire and includes a solo improvisation guide that will help beginning improvisers develop their creative skills and build an

Composed as a traditional melody with a popular music progression in a choral style, this piece is a contemplation on the folk music of the Eastern United States and a subject related to that music. Flowers

The simple flowing melody moves throughout the ensemble providing everyone the opportunity to play it. The nature of the work makes it a very musical learning experience, and in addition, is ideal

A sweeping introduction transports the listener to a distant landscape, setting the stage for an epic conflict among mythical giants. The musical character becomes more heroic as visions of these mighty

This Ellington-style ballad is what big band music is all about. It features a wide array of potential solos with featured solo parts included for alto sax, tenor sax, flugelhorn, bass trombone, and guitar.

This well-known march reflects the Sousa's love for horses and has all the stylistic hallmarks he is known for. This edition contains all the brisk and lively elements that have made it so popular over the

Light and bouncy, this work will give your percussion section a place in the spotlight as they experiment with creating different sounds and colors. The entire ensemble has some nice playable rhythms to

The opening section is loosely based on the diminished harmonic structure found in 'Round Midnight. The second section is a remembrance of learning how to improvise over a blues progression. It

Charlie Hill's original swinger at around 126 bpm is a straight-ahead blues chart with a catchy melody in the saxes that stays with you. There are no solos, just swinging sectionals and ensemble

This straight-ahead swing chart, played at 155-170 bpm, drives from its opening bar. The features include a sax section soli, full ensemble passages highlighting the strengths of developing bands, and

This light program work takes us on a musical journey with these intriguing "ships of the desert." The exotic sounds of the Middle East are heard along with the steady gait of travel across the desert

Two beloved melodies, The First Noel and Pachelbel Canon, are combined in this exceptional piece of holiday programming. Blending traditional seasonal and classical themes, it brings the

"Caring for each other, being there for one another,  sharing the good times, overcoming the bad; that's what we're here for."  That's the opening lyric of this positive and upbeat song of caring