Lighter Selections for Concert Band

Cartoon chaos abounds in this show-stopper! Inspired by the music of Carl Stalling, the master of cartoon music, this work acts as the score to a "lost" episode. A lone hunter chases his longtime adversary

The Can-Can is a physically demanding dance that features high kicking, skirt shaking and other lively body movements.  The arranger's treatment of this dance capitalizes on its energetic nature to

A great technical showcase that is fun and entertaining. Whimsical melodies, whirling eighth note lines, crisp and punchy hits and campy yet well scored percussion effects combine to create this fresh work

Written in a style reminiscent of Edvard Grieg's March of the Dwarves, this masterful work utilizes playful themes, creative harmonies, chromatic scales, and very colorful orchestrations

This medley of four Gershwin favorites will be a timeless addition to any library. Included are: 'S Wonderful; Love is Here to Stay; They Can't Take That Away from Me and

An original work best described in the composer's own words as being "really out there."  The writing reflects a keen interest in theater, film and television, with the structure of the piece being

A mystical, chorale-style opening quickly gives way to a Latin rock style that carries a hint of "West Side Story." Lots of rhythmical activity and very active percussion. A great light addition to your

Taken from a three-movement suite where each movement features an American popular music genre, this movement draws upon the ragtime style of the early 20th century most often associated with Scott Joplin.

Advanced bands will love performing this piece that has the lively dance-hall feel of traditional Southern folk dance music.  Derived from Irish and Scottish reels, the music is lively,

Three early twentieth century tunes provide the geographical and musical framework for this fun musical romp: St. Louis Blues, Memphis Blues and Way Down Yonder in New

The country, western and bluegrass traditions brought to the United States through settlers from the British Isles are featured in this lively and delightfully challenging piece. This is the second movement

Written in 1868, Unter Donner und Blitz is one of the most popular, and the noisiest, of all of Strauss' dance pieces, evoking the sound of thunder and lightning through incessant timpani rolls,

Close your concert in style with this zany tribute to cartoon music and sound effects! From clever melodic references to hilarious effects including a high-pitched scream, ensemble laughter and whoopee