Partituras de Orquesta de viento de Curnow Music Press

Full Spectrum attempts to capture the beautiful spirit and diversity of Washington, D. C. Varying meter, complex and countering rhythms, percussion instruments of various ethnic origins, and authentic...

Tales of the Bay is a collection of four short musical sketches portraying events that took place in the early 1800s in the Cheapside Bay region of the USA. It was here that the first English settlers...

Toward the Sunrising seeks to capture the optimistic, confident spirit that is evident in young people as they accept the challenges and opportunities of beginning life's journey. It is dedicated to t...

Based on JS Bach's chorale 'Sleepers Awake' this very dignified work presents the chorale and then in turn an exciting treatment of reworked fragments of the melody in a colourful and contemporary har...

Percussion Feature with Concert Band

The suite format and descriptive nature of snapshots allows Grade 2.5 bands to handle a relatively large sized piece and have the fun of exploring myriad moods and styles. There are valuable geographi...

In this spirited Christmas medley, James L. Hosay artfully incorporates the unmistakable sounds of the Emerald Isle into a festive rhapsody of popular European carols. Includes I Saw Three Ships, Away...

Contrasting colors and stylistic shifts trace the historic events surrounding 'the shot heard 'round the world' in this challenging and significant new concert band work by Stephen Bulla. A rhapsodic...

For Tuba in C (B. C.) Concertino for Tuba is a welcome addition to the somewhat limited library of works for solo tuba. James Curnow's great understanding of the low brass instruments and his dynamic,...

History! Introduce a bit of good old early-Americana to your audiences this year. GEORGE WASHINGTON SUITE is made up of three tunes known to have been composed for (or about) George and Martha Washing...

Now your band can boldly go where no band has gone before, and bring the 'final frontier' to your concert band stage! Here's James L. Hosay's imaginative new tone poem SPACE PROBE. Since the 1970's, N...