Partituras de Orquesta de viento de Neil A. Kjos Music Company

Using only the first nine notes from Standard of Excellence Book 1, this concert, contest, or festival selection is inspired by the marches of Eastern Europe and provides limitless teaching opportunit...

Another Alfred Reed spectacular! The jaunty 6/8 tune in the woodwinds is complemented by the singing countermelodies of the Trio section. Commissioned for the opening of Kohoku New Town's (Japan) new...

This stirring march is a superb choice for contests, festivals, and concert openers with is catchy melodies and exciting rhythms!

William Himes captures authentic Japanese style and cultural influences in this contest/festival march. An optional percussion feature captures the style of traditional Japanese taeko drumming.

This well crafted march will fill the concert hall with driving rhythms, exciting dissonances, and majestic splendor. As well as featuring every section in the band, it also reinforces the dotted eigh...

March of the Aliens is a composition that should be approached with a sense of fun. The mood changes can depict various characters if one wants to add to the performance visually. The use of chromatic...

Ryan Nowlin is a new composer to the Standard of Excellence In Concert series of concert band compositions for young bands. Mr. Nowlin currently teaches instrumental music in the Breckville-Broadview...

Liberty Eagle March was inspired by television images of our military men and women returning home after tours of duty in war torn areas of the world. Happy family members, 'welcome home' banners, mil...

The four movements of this suite, Prelude on Wondrous Love, Ballad on Balm in Gilead, Scherzo on Nettleton, and March on Wilson, are all of American origins. Milburn expertly sets these hymnsongs in a...

Grad 3 Inspired by the great march music of the past, this rousing and triumphant work offers your students a fresh new take on a classic band tradition. With crisp melodies, stirring rhythms, and a f...

Slow and dignified, this Revolutionary War march was played by the British as the defeated armies left the Battle of Yorktown, marking the end of the war. In 6/8 time, this arrangement for concert ban...

This four movement suite covers a wide variety of styles and moods. The Intrada treats sections of the band antiphonally; Lake Washington is impressionistic; Gallop is lighthearted and March is set in...

From the dramatic legend The Damnation of Faust, this crisp and exciting transcription makes available for band one of the most popular works in the standard orchestra repertory. A sure-fire crowd ple...

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Slapstick in nature, this polka has a charming, tongue-in-cheek style. Cleverly scored, this one goes as fast as you can play it. This lighthearted piece lends a breath of fresh air to any concert pro...

Also called Fire Festival Polka, this transcription captures all the sparkle of the original. With captivating melodies and creative percussion (including an anvil!), this lively polka will delight ba...

Also called Fire Festival Polka, this transcription captures all the sparkle of the original. With captivating melodies and creative percussion (including an anvil!), this lively polka will delight ba...

Playful best describes this light-hearted number for piccolos. Written as a duet , it can also be performed as a solo, or if you are brave-let the entire flute section grab a piccolo and join in!

Rhythmic intensity and an aggressive build-up of 'pressure' satisfyingly lead to a gentle theme of 'serenity.' The music employs contemporary techniques, including a middle aleatoric passage that allo...

15 Easy Arrangements for Any Combination of Band Instruments Playing in a variety of ensembles is an important component in the complete education of young instrumentalists. Festival Ensembles, Books...

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