Concert Band/Wind Ensemble Music

A Quiet Moment was written in memory of James Philip Krofta, a highly respected American conductor who died in the year 2006. The calm, willful composition of Philip Sparke is equally at home on the concert platform as in the contest arena or at significant remembrance events when a "quiet moment" is required. Dur: 4:30 Series: Anglo Music Concert Band Publisher: Anglo Music Score & Parts Composer: Philip Sparke Level: 3 Inven...

Series: Essential Elements Band Folios Medium: CD Composer: Various Composers Includes: Let's Rock, Majestic March, When The Saints Go Marching In, Mickey Mouse March, Power Rock, Farandole, Jus' Plain Blues, My Heart Will Go On, Rainbow Connection, Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious, Drums of Corona, Laredo (Concert March), Pomp and Circumstance, Stratford March and Do-Re-Mi. ISBN: 0634052160 Width: 5 Length: 6 Songlist: Another One...

Introducing the first-ever curriculum for high school band! Essential Musicianship for Band is the perfect tool to assist your ensemble in developing the skills needed to read, rehearse, and perform band repertoire with precision and artistry. Using proven methods for superior sound production and ensemble technique, your students will transform printed notes into a meaningful musical experience. Fits easily into the traditional concert band sett...

Henry Mancini was a master at composing memorable melodies. Expertly arranged by Johnnie Vinson, this clever song is sure to be an audience favorite.

Experience "monster rock" like you've never experienced before! This well-crafted, easy-grooving original derives its ghoulish charm from its funky beat and various sound effects, including flexatone, finger snaps, and the entire ensemble shouting "Boo!" A frighteningly fun piece that will put a smile on everyone's face, even if it is midnight with a full moon!

This book may beused in several settings including large and chamber ensembles, andgroup and private instruction. Following the sixteen-week calendar in SuperiorBands in Sixteen Weeks will help you to develop greater skillsin tone production, intonation, balance (blend), and technique.

Yamaha Band Studentwill appeal to teachers looking for a well-paced lesson sequence thatkeeps students motivated to continue past the first critical year. It isaffordably priced, attractively presented and meets the needs oftoday's students and educators. Each level includes numerous songs,duets, trios and four full-band arrangements right in the methoditself---perfect for first-year concerts.

Continuing the fine big band tradition of Count Basie and Thad Jones, John Clayton's exquisite chart on this standard tune blazes a trail of excitement and power. Written as a medium up-tempo swinger, the saxes are featured off the top, followed by trade-off solos for trombones and trumpets, and later a tenor solo. A screaming shout chorus takes us out. Series: Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orch. Arranger: John Clayton Composer: Walter Hirsch and Fred...

Written as a commission for the Palmetto Consortium of South Carolina, this expansive work explores the delight, wonderment and excitement of a young boy's hopes and dreams. Several stylistic elements combine to depict various emotions and imaginings. In the words of the composer, "a boy's dreams are fantastical and mysterious, show great curiosity and yet most importantly, they are innocent and credulous." A terrific and fresh work for winds! Du...

This piece is sure to get your concert off to an impressive start. Reward your brass ensemble with this energetic Zdechlik original! 2:05

In A Flemish Christmas, Jan Hadermann tells the Christmas story by means of four old Flemish Christmas songs. First is Het was een maged uitverkoren (She was a virgin chosen), followed by Maria die zoude naar Bethlehem gaan (Mary would go to Bethlehem). O kerstnacht, schoner dan de dagen (Oh Christmas Night, more beautiful than the days) is a stately chorale that sings the praises of Jesus' birth, followed by a visit from the three wise men in Wi...

This intense and emotional work was commissioned by the Indiana Music Educators Association and was premiered at the 2011 IMEA Convention with the composer conducting. Written as a gift to longtime friend of music education, Dr. Tim Lautzenheiser, the piece is basically lyrical in nature with beautiful lines and colors. A brief faster section, in the words of the composer, "describes that uncomfortable time when we are desperately trying to ...