Partituras para orquesta de viento

Aztec Gold is an excellent concert opener for a developing band. Composer Joseph Compello, drawing on his many years of experience as a teacher, is known for writing very intriguing music for younger...

Quest for the Throne evokes images of kings and castles, knights and horses, and dragons in all their glory. It is a bold and aggressive piece throughout, but includes a contrasting, lush secondary th...

Vulcan, the ancient mythological god of fire, often portrayed holding a hammer over an anvil at a blacksmith’s hearth, is the inspiration for this concert work for young bands. Featuring any instrumen...

This band section feature for beginning students, using only simple rhythms and the first six notes learned, is an excellent showcase for every instrument in the band. Use it to recruit, for assemblie...

Written for first-year band students, this accessible and fun march will be a great contest or festival march choice. The development of tempo consistency, articulations, and the ability to count rest...

Written for first-year band students, this accessible and fun march will be a great contest or festival march choice. The development of tempo consistency, articulations, and the ability to count rest...

Joseph Compello's Best Friends Forever derives its title from the phrase popularized in social media and frequently texted with the acronym BFF. This is a strong and tuneful march in standard form for...

Wolverine Trail is a concert march for beginning bands and is rather helpful in introducing beginners to the march form and style. This piece is based in the key of Eb major and uses only the first se...

An exceptionally clever idea, to combine the standard bugle calls into an easy march for beginning students. It is something they already know, and can be successful on right away. We are delighted to...

The march style is important to the heritage of the modern concert band. Why not get beginners off to a great start by teaching them this essential band style as early as possible? Achieve uses only t...

Illyria is a region in southern Europe, and the name has been used in books and music throughout history, including Shakespearean plays. Composer Sean O'Loughlin takes beginning students on a musical...

One of the all-time favorite production numbers for the Canadian Brass is this clever arrangement that combines The Hallelujah Chorus with When the Saints Go Marching In. Johnnie has created an easier...

Glenn Miller (1904 - 1944) war der Leader eines der grössten amerikanischen Orchester der Swing-Ära. Der legendäre Glenn-Miller-Sound vereinte Swing, Jazz und Improvisation und ist heute noch auf der...

Light Music Series

Named Land of the Trembling Earth because the peat bog, which floats on water, moves when walked upon, the Okefenokee Swamp is a natural wonder. Starting mysteriously with a full-band sound, moving t...

Named Land of the Trembling Earth because the peat bog, which floats on water, moves when walked upon, the Okefenokee Swamp is a natural wonder. Starting mysteriously with a full-band sound, moving t...

A playful, light rainfall is suddenly interrupted by a powerful storm and clap of thunder - you're caught in a cloudburst! An imaginative piece that highlights every section of the band, Cloudburst op...

The great continent 'Down Under' is increasingly an area of interest for many of us -- the culture, the food and even the wine captures our attention. Eric Osterling chooses BOUND FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA,...

You probably know this famous melody by Edith Piaf (1915-1963). This arrangement by Bart Picqueur is full of atmosphere and makes you dream of the streets of Paris

From Leonard Bernstein's masterwork Mass, this tuneful ballad has become its best-known and most often recorded song. Here is a beautifully poignant setting for band, authentically transcribed by Mich...

Die West Side Story ist wohl immer noch das Musical, an dem sich alle anderen messen lassen müssen. Leonard Bernsteins Meisterwerk bietet Songs mit musikalischer Tiefe und Substanz, die alle Stilgrenz...