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Snare drum solo and muted trumpets set the tone as the endearing melody of our National Anthem is first introduced. Each new entrance is a textural gem as the work harmonically unfolds, and builds to...

Commissioned by the University of Miami, this three-movement work covers the full gamut of emotions and has already been performed by numerous all-state and district bands. The short opening movement...

With the 250th anniversary of Mozart's birth quickly approaching, you will want to take a look at this arrangement by Robert Longfield. This classical minuet comes from the third movement of Mozart's...

Everyone has experienced a calming sleigh ride, but for your next winter concert add a new dimension with a thrilling toboggan ride! Your audience will be holding on as the toboggan speeds into its fi...

A fun and fast-paced work, this overture from Erik Morales explores a variety of timbres and harmonies as it seamlessly moves through several themes in constant development. A bold opening fanfare con...

This substantial work pays homage to Moravian heritage and covers the full gamut of emotions and styles. Opening with the simple sound of chimes, the work begins to develop as the brass section interj...

This thoughtful, yet powerful arrangement brings a distinct patriotic element to your program with a focus on harmonic beauty and ensemble sound. Melodies linger at times, then push forward as the mus...

This thrilling fantasy showcases how all lives are fantastic journeys. The uplifting spirit of the opening theme (based on a hymn by Haydn) permeates the entire work in various forms, rhythms and text...

Premiered by the Ohio All-State Band, this stunning and emotional arrangement pays homage to the amazing performance by Bruce Hornsby and Branford Marsalis at the 1991 NBA All-Star Game. That performa...

Reminiscent of a patriotic Kenton arrangement, this chart is great to use for your spring concert. Also ideal to change the pace of your standard jazz repertoire. Great sounds!

Reminiscent of a patriotic Kenton arrangement, this chart is great to use for your spring concert. Also ideal to change the pace of your standard jazz repertoire. Great sounds!

This piece was inspired by a photograph of jazz clubs on New York's 52nd Street in the late 1940s. It has the sound and feel of some of the great standards of that era, and incorporates elements of th...