Partituras de Hal Leonard para orquesta de vientos

MusicWorks - Grade 2 One of the classics of young band literature, this composition by James Curnow is found on many state lists throughout the country. Described as a song of jubilation, Canticum ope...

This intriguing suite by Paul Jennings is a perfect way to introduce contemporary musical content and relevant programmatic material to young bands. Each of the three short movements explores a differ...

As it explores various moods and sounds of the world's endangered rain forests, this programmatic work gives each section of the band the opportunity to perform harmonies and textures usually found in...

Eric Osterling has done a wonderful job of adapting Handel's famous theme using a variety of instrumental textures and dynamic contrasts. Ideally suited for concert or festival use, this chorale-like...

In this unique programmatic composition, Paul Jennings has captured some of the drama and mystery surrounding the legendary Ghost Dance cult of the Sioux in the late 19th century. A marvelous multicul...

Written in a slow-fast form, the opening slow section features the flute section alternating with full ensemble chorale-like passages. All sections of the band get a chance to be featured in the fast...

A bold and sonorous overture, Flight of Eagles is designed with young players' success in mind. Strong intervals in the melodic writing, interesting percussion, and good pacing for the winds make this...

Dynamics, phrasing and interpretation are just a few of the concepts you can introduce with this favorite American hymn tune. It is handled with great sensitivity, creating an ideal teaching tool as w...

A Puerto Rican folk carol is the basis for this clever holiday feature that has plenty of Latin percussion and performance options.

One of Jay's better festival numbers for young bands. This is a fast-slow-fast trilogy of three well-known traditional tunes: Bonaparte's Retreat, Simple Gifts and The Eighth of January.

Larry Kerchner creates a serene and beautiful moment in this lovely arrangement. Especially appealing for younger bands, this arrangement is scored with only two clarinet parts and two trumpet parts.

Based on We Shall Overcome, this piece speaks of the pathos, struggle, and ultimately, the hope associated with this powerful melody.

In this poignant composition, the famous hymn tune is alternated with a complimenting original melody. As the piece progresses both tunes are heard together in harmonious conclusion.

This lush and richly scored arrangement by Larry Kerchner will be especially rewarding for younger bands. The melody of It Came Upon a Midnight Clear is beautifully intermingled with Dona Nobis Pacem...