Paul Curnow

These new arrangements of standard Sunday School songs provide the opportunity to play in many different styles and to grow musically while performing in church or other settings. These arrangements a...

A fun piece in a march-like style, portraying several scenes from the beauty of the winter season. Picture your favorite winter scene as you enjoy Paul Curnow's WinterMusic.

This wonderful concert march for young band is dedicated to New York Fire Department 126, who lost many of their members on September 11th, 2001. Paul Curnow's music perfectly paints the courage and r...

The ants come marching in! With Trombone glissandos and numerous Percussion effects, Paul Curnow's Ant Farm is full of surprises. Your beginning band will love performing this furious invasion of the...

An expansive and electrifying tour-de-force for your developing band! Teach proper eighth-note triplet rhythms, straight eighths, and dotted eighth/sixteenth rhythms as you prepare this exciting piece...

Recall those splendid Sunday mornings from your childhood when you sang 'Sunday School Classics', without a care in the world. This book contains 12 well-known religious songs and can be used as a sol...

Recall those splendid Sunday mornings from your childhood when you sang 'Sunday School Classics', without a care in the world. This book contains 12 well-known religious songs and can be used as a sol...

These new arrangements of standard Sunday School songs provide the opportunity to play in many different styles and to grow musically while performing in church or other settings. These arrangements a...

Creative, accessible arranging makes this arrangement a perfect concert opener for your young band's winter concert. The fresh and exciting medley of popular carols will delight your audience and keep...

This fresh and exciting medley of popular carols will delight your audience and keep all your students engaged during rehearsal. Even if your band has less than perfect instrumentation, Holiday Fantas...

Charming! Paul Curnow's COME DANCE AND SING combines a cheery melody with delightful harmonies. Briskly entertaining, you'll want to brighten up your band room and concert with this one. All parts are...

The ants come marching in! With Trombone glissandos and numerous Percussion effects, Paul Curnow's Ant Farm is full of surprises. Your beginning band will love performing this furious invasion of the...

An expansive and electrifying tour-de-force for your developing band! Teach proper eighth-note triplet rhythms, straight eighths, and dotted eighth/sixteenth rhythms as you prepare this exciting piece...

This concert work is a creative setting of the hymn All Creatures Of Our God And King. Arranged boldly and with a brassy fanfare, this would make a great concert opener.

Recall those splendid Sunday mornings from your childhood when you sang 'Sunday School Classics', without a care in the world. This book contains 12 well-known religious songs and can be used as a sol...

Three engaging carols unite in this novel Christmas setting from Paul Curnow. The beautiful 'Coventry Carol', the resounding 'First Noel' and the joyful 'We Wish You A Merry Christmas' are skillfully...

Now here is something different for Christmas! Who could even think up a concert recipe like this? Peel a bunch of well known Christmas melodies. In a large concert auditorium mix them with whole box...

This concert work is a creative setting of the hymn All Creatures Of Our God And King. Arranged boldly and with a brassy fanfare, this would make a great concert opener.

Have your Drummers been patiently (or impatiently) standing at the back of the band while you rehearsed that expressive piece? Reward their equanimity with this fiery and percussive addition to Paul C...

The musical heritage of the United States is rich with folk songs from across the country. We can understand a great deal about society, culture and traditions through these folk songs. The folk tune...

This concert work is a creative setting of the hymn All Creatures Of Our God And King. Arranged boldly and with a brassy fanfare, this would make a great concert opener.