Grand Mesa Music

Based on the spiritual 'Swing Low, Sweet Chariot', this clever arrangement gives young alto sax sections a chance to show off!

Ken has put his masterful scoring touch on another great Renaissance transcription! (Two movements)

Colorful four movement work descriptive of the life of naturalist John Muir, who founded the Sierra Club and was responsible for setting aside Yosemite as a national park. Movement 1 - YosemiteMovemen...

Superb contemporary overture by one of America's finest and most respected band writers.

Spacious contemporary work musically descriptive of the Arkansas River's most spectacular canyon.

One needs only listen to a few bars of Doug's unique harmonization of this tune to realize this truly is a fresh look at an old familiar melody.

Under the influence of a desert full moon, a pile of bones comes to life and dances a series of bizarre dances.

Lyrical baroque gem from the opera Xerxes set beautifully for the modern wind band.

Another great march from the pen of the march king of south Texas!

Perhaps the most strikingly original work by the patriarch of the Russian Five.

Whimsical musical tale about an unfortunate rattlesnake who takes an unexpected swim.

Commissioned by the Augusta County, VA Honors Band, a colorful set of variations depicting life in rural Virginia.

This piece makes contrapuntal texture and imitative writing accessible for very young bands.

Suite of 5 pieces from the Medieval period presenting a colorful tapestry of music from this era.

Superb work for this level! Great vehicle for working on sustained style.

Captures the grandeur and excitement of this high Renaissance classic.

Gentle musical breezes intertwine with imitative lyrical melodies in this quietly beautiful composition inspired by a walk in the woods.

Commissioned in memory of a WWII Battalion imprisoned for three years; all musical material is derived from 'A Mighty Fortress is Our God.'

Colorful band work in four continuous sections Canyon, Plateau, Ruin, and Water, descriptive of one of the US's newest national monuments.

Exciting new work by one of America's most revered band composers.

Contrapuntal work which young musicians find fun to play.

Transcribed from a Grieg string work; provides a great opportunity for more advanced bands to showcase lyrical playing and sensitive phrasing.

Old Scottish carol given a Grainger-like setting by this very gifted arranger.

Great arrangement of a folk round that will be the hit of any young band's spring concert.