Randy Navarre

American Fantasie is the true American Patriotic song. It is the story of America. Commissioned by the Deerfield Community Concert Band, it reflects the growth of their community. The original people...

Designed to be a first march.. 1st section is stepwise; 2nd in stepwise with some thirds. Drum solo between sections. Woodwinds play first melody, then brass plays the 2nd. Piece ends with all instrum...

Very easy. Playable after only 5-7 lessons. Open harmonies for a full sound. No clarinets cross the break. 1st trumpet's highest note is B. The flutes love playing the trill.

Written in the Sousa tradition; with easy syncopations and counter melodies Key signature of Ab introduces Grade 2 players to the next level of keys 1st trumpet's highest note is D Trombones play up t...

A fast whirlwind fun march with time changes that are fun for audience and performers alike. 1st trumpet's highest note is A#.

Two short, refreshing movements for less experienced players. Contemporary harmonic concepts are introduced in a rhythmically accessible setting.

Introduction to triplets First section in Bb major with a G minor middle section Contains flatted 3rds, 6ths and a secondary dominate No more than three accidentals per part

Arranged in the form of a chaconne Begins softly and builds to climatic ending 1st clarinets briefly play above the break

Traditional hymn arrangement of a North American spiritual Melody is shared by each section 1st trumpet's highest note is F

Medley: Church In The Wildwood, Just a Closer Walk With Thee, Rock of Ages 1st clarinets only cross the break 1st trumpet's highest note is E Starts softly and crescendos to the end Ideal for teaching...

Optional chorus; clarinets do not cross the break; 1st trumpet's highest note is D

teaches dotted quarter/eighth note rhythm; Clarinets do not cross the break; 1st trumpet's highest note is C

Great too for teaching counting rhythms; introduces mild dissonance; 1st trumpet's highest note is B; uses all chords of the diatonic scale

In the days of castles and kings, one would find a castle tucked away in the woods, maybe not even known to anyone outside the area. In the Middle Ages, communication and travel were limited. Many peo...

In the days of castles and kings, one would find a castle tucked away in the woods, maybe not even known to anyone outside the area. In the Middle Ages, communication and travel were limited. Many peo...

In the days of castles and kings, one would find a castle tucked away in the woods, maybe not even known to anyone outside the area. In the Middle Ages, communication and travel were limited. Many peo...

In the days of castles and kings, one would find a castle tucked away in the woods, maybe not even known to anyone outside the area. In the Middle Ages, communication and travel were limited. Many peo...

In the days of castles and kings, one would find a castle tucked away in the woods, maybe not even known to anyone outside the area. In the Middle Ages, communication and travel were limited. Many peo...

In the days of castles and kings, one would find a castle tucked away in the woods, maybe not even known to anyone outside the area. In the Middle Ages, communication and travel were limited. Many peo...

In the days of castles and kings, one would find a castle tucked away in the woods, maybe not even known to anyone outside the area. In the Middle Ages, communication and travel were limited. Many peo...

In the days of castles and kings, one would find a castle tucked away in the woods, maybe not even known to anyone outside the area. In the Middle Ages, communication and travel were limited. Many peo...

In the days of castles and kings, one would find a castle tucked away in the woods, maybe not even known to anyone outside the area. In the Middle Ages, communication and travel were limited. Many peo...