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Written in the traditional march style, this piece is designed to give young players experience of learning and performing an original march. Technical and range requirements are moderate for an emerging school band, allowing young players to excel in performing this exciting march.

Petite Chanson

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<p>This piece is a real scream! Filled with surprises, it's a hair-raising concert experience that will have your audience shivering with fright and chuckling with delight! "Night At The Graveyard" features a walk among the tombstones on a dark and thunderous night and showcasing all the sections of the band but specifically the percussion section as they set the mood with roaring thunder and blood curdling screams.</p>

Night At The Graveyard

"Band Battle" promotes friendly competition as well as cooperation between the woodwind, brass, and percussion sections of the band. The "competition" is centered on an easy, narrow-arranged melody that is played with during the course of the piece. The melody is made fun and interesting by dynamic changes, articulation variations, and augmentation of the melody in the very end. It is certain your students will enjoy the friendly competition and cooperation among the different sections of the band while having a "Band Battle."

Band Battle

Beginning bands will love this upbeat holiday march. It is sure to become one of your bands favorite holiday selection. With basic notation and careful use of range, your young players will be thrilled with how sophisticated they sound. A host of easy techniques add to the musicality of this piece, which will pave the way for your students' musical and expressive growth.

Jingle Bell March

"Cat-astrophe" is a fun, educational band work that any cat lover can relate to, especially if their furry friend enjoys running through their house in the middle of the night, yowling the song of it's people for no reason whatsoever, thereby waking everyone in a two-mile radius.  Written in the key of concert B-flat, Cat-astrophe opens with the iconic ringing of Westminster Chimes, indicating the earliness of the hour. After the clock chimes three A.M., the yowling begins from the cats. As the work moves along, each instrument lends his/her unique caterwaul to the mix, until finally, the cat is told to scram!  This band selection is easily accessible to 7-8th graders and even high school students, but challenging enough to keep the band interested.  The ranges are comfortable throughout the piece, but accidentals aboundmainly, D# and F# for the flute section, and D#s for the trumpets and clarinets. The tubas and low brass get an interesting part, too, instead of just a bunch of whole notes! The piece allows students to practice playing in a "swing style," gives the trombone section a chance to play those awesome glissandos that they love, and also allows the trumpet players to utilize their straight mutes and, at no extra charge, every band student gets to meow!

Cat-astrophe

<p>Hymn for Band was written for the emerging middle school band where detail to teaching rhythmic detail is replaced by phrasing, contouring, and intonation. As a slower piece Hymn for Band is meant to teach the beginnings of real musicality. Helping the student to understand his or her place in the much larger whole composition. A tuneful melody will stick in the players head.</p>

Hymn For Band

This selection is beautiful from the first measure. Riddled with lovely suspensions double by the horns and saxes, your students will enjoy the feel and quality of the writing and arranging.   "Remembering New England" is an original composition by Doug Boughter that will promise to add a simple sophistication to your concert line up.

Remembering New England

This lyrical piece provides your band with many opportunities for expressive playing.  The simple, memorable melody sets the stage for interesting harmonic and textural treatments by all sections of the ensemble. This is a new and wonderful arrangement by composer Thomas Juzwaik that is a great teaching tool for phrasing, articulation and dynamics.

Windsong

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If you're searching for an exciting opener, look no more. From the first measure to the last, you'll discover dramatic-sounding melodies that are creatively scored against a background of bold rhythms and contemporary harmonies. This piece has all the elements needed to make it popular for many years to come.

Cibola (Seven Cities of Gold)

Concert Band Part

If you're searching for an exciting opener, look no more. From the first measure to the last, you'll discover dramatic-sounding melodies that are creatively scored against a background of bold rhythms and contemporary harmonies. This piece has all the elements needed to make it popular for many years to come. Grade 2

Cibola

If you're searching for an exciting opener, look no more. From the first
  measure to the last, you'll discover dramatic-sounding melodies that are
  creatively scored against a background of bold rhythms and contemporary
  harmonies. This piece has all the elements needed to make it popular for many
  years to come.

Antique Wood pays homage to our earlier instruments, made mostly of wood. The woodwinds will get a work out with this song. To better emphasis the wood component a marimba is used as the mallet instrument. A very challenging piece.

Antique Wood

Let "Simply Joy" set the tone for your winter concert. It boasts a blending of melodies from "Joy To The World" and Beethoven's Symphony No. 9  "Ode To Joy".  This piece is an excellent selection for your upcoming holiday concert.  The arranger is sensitive to the instrumental ranges of young players while still creating a composition that is as fun to listen as it is to play.

Simply Joy

The first Ariapa is a march style piece with an introduction. What makes it interesting and educational is its use of the 16th-8th-16th rhythm which is often underused in school music. This stately processional march is excellent for teaching contrasting musical styles and dynamic contrast.

Ariapa

This original march by composer, Douglas Boughter pays homage to the USS Constitution, nicknamed "Old Ironsides." Currently residing in Boston, Old Ironsides is most famous for her actions during the War of 1812 against Great Britain, when she captured numerous merchant ships and defeated five British warships. The battle with Guerriere earned her the nickname of "Old Ironsides."This march is written for beginning band with restricted ranges and quarter and eight note rhythms. Your band will love this upbeat concert piece which is playable after a very limited amount of study.

Old Ironsides March

What begins with a study in syncopation ends with a sizzling Latin jazz performance that will put a smile on your bands face every time they play it. Featuring the entire band with special emphasis on the rhythm section. It's a great piece for emerging bands as well as more advance groups. Easy to rehearse and quick to master, this piece will make a great addition to your band library.

Cuban Sundays

Opening with a peaceful woodwind melody woven through multiple meters.  The theme is greeted with suspensions in the middle voices and then moves to an upbeat allegro section.  This is a wonderful study in harmony and balance for young and emerging bands. "Hopes, Dreams and Promises" is designed to be challenging for your beginning band, but is also sensitive to the instrumental ranges of young players.

Hopes, Dreams and Promises

Coincidental March

Cavatina and Capriccio begins with an almost hymn-like woodwind line, then blends in the brass. The second part, Capriccio, is a spirited, dance-like melody. Suitable for emerging bands.

Cavatina and Capriccio

A melodic, fantasy piece which starts out in 7/4 time and switches time signatures throughout. The introductory section gives an ethereal feel as if floating through space. The middle section has a lite Concert March like feel with the snare drum playing a prominent role. The title is based off of an imaginary planet mentioned on the TV series "Star Trek the Next Generation." Suitable for high school level students; advanced middle school bands should find it challenging but attainable.

Aldea

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