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The second movement of Three Folk Song Settings for Band, 'All the Pretty Little Horses' provides a lyrical contrast to the two outer movements. This lullaby is thought to be of African-American origi...

Inspired by the poem, 'High Flight,' by American WWII pilot, John Gillespie Magee, Jr., this energetic new work calls to mind the thrill and freedom of flight. Opening with rhythmic energy in the wind...

Inspired by the poem, 'High Flight,' by American WWII pilot, John Gillespie Magee, Jr., this energetic new work calls to mind the thrill and freedom of flight. Opening with rhythmic energy in the wind...

Inspired by the poem, 'High Flight,' by American WWII pilot, John Gillespie Magee, Jr., this energetic new work calls to mind the thrill and freedom of flight. Opening with rhythmic energy in the wind...

Inspired by the poem, 'High Flight,' by American WWII pilot, John Gillespie Magee, Jr., this energetic new work calls to mind the thrill and freedom of flight. Opening with rhythmic energy in the wind...

This setting of 'O Holy Night' and 'Silent Night' beautifully re-imagines the coloristic possibilities of two Christmas favorites. The arrangement pays respect to the traditional melodies, and especia...

An exciting fanfare that utilizes shifting meter to create a light, happy groove. The title is inspired by the seven hills that surround Bowling Green. (5:00)

An exciting fanfare that utilizes shifting meter to create a light, happy groove. The title is inspired by the seven hills that surround Bowling Green. (5:00)

An exciting fanfare that utilizes shifting meter to create a light, happy groove. The title is inspired by the seven hills that surround Bowling Green.

An exciting fanfare that utilizes shifting meter to create a light, happy groove. The title is inspired by the seven hills that surround Bowling Green. (5:00)

The title of this piece is derived from the word 'juxtaposed,' meaning to place side by side, especially for comparison or contrast, and the name 'Jungst.' It is dedicated to the memory of Rudy Jungst...

The title of this piece is derived from the word 'juxtaposed,' meaning to place side by side, especially for comparison or contrast, and the name 'Jungst.' It is dedicated to the memory of Rudy Jungst...

The title of this piece is derived from the word 'juxtaposed,' meaning to place side by side, especially for comparison or contrast, and the name 'Jungst.' It is dedicated to the memory of Rudy Jungst...

Change is inevitable. Developing slowly, as it does in the human existence, this original piece is punctuated with additive melodic fragments that establish the foundation for a dramatic musical trans...

Change is inevitable. Developing slowly, as it does in the human existence, this original piece is punctuated with additive melodic fragments that establish the foundation for a dramatic musical trans...

Musically depicting a meteor event that occurs in the Earth's atmosphere each day, this energetic composition provides the opportunity to teach dramatic playing. With very few notes and rhythms that a...

Musically depicting a meteor event that occurs in the Earth's atmosphere each day, this energetic composition provides the opportunity to teach dramatic playing. With very few notes and rhythms that a...

Musically designed to portray the Norse god, Thor, and his hammer - this piece is accessible to students in the second half of their first year of instruction. The stable, reinforced pulse allows for...

Musically designed to portray the Norse god, Thor, and his hammer - this piece is accessible to students in the second half of their first year of instruction. The stable, reinforced pulse allows for...

Conceived as a concert opener or encore piece, this holiday musical collage combines three beloved carols including, 'Adeste Fideles,' more commonly known as 'O, Come All Ye Faithful,' 'Angels We Have...

Beginning with the first episode aired by the BBC in November of 1963, Whovians have been riveted to the adventures of The Doctor and, The Doctor always (or nearly always) triumphs. The instantly reco...

Beginning with the first episode aired by the BBC in November of 1963, Whovians have been riveted to the adventures of The Doctor and, The Doctor always (or nearly always) triumphs. The instantly reco...

The Doors, a psychedelic rock group of the 1960s, is back in this arrangement for your concert band, featuring three of their biggest and most well known hits; Light My Fire * People Are Strange * and...

Featuring the classic 'Gonna Fly Now,' the touching 'Fight from the Heart,' and the ever-rousing 'Eye of the Tiger,' this medley will be a great way to introduce your students to one of the greatest u...

Among his other television theme songs, American composer Jeff Beal's mysterious theme is featured on the award-winning Netflix original series. An optional repeat can build the musical suspense with...