Partituras medio de William Allen Music

A powerful new one-movement composition based upon several musical motives that are skillfully developed into a piece that explores many of the varied tonal and rhythmic resources of today's wind ense...

Masterful thematic delineation and development are central to this major work for symphonic band. From its ceremonial introduction to its powerful conclusion, here's a great new composition that you o...

Exceptional concert march which effectively recalls the glory and adventure of the tall sailing ships. A best-seller!

The impact of rock - the sound of the 70's - has been felt in almost all areas of music, serious as well as popular. 'Rock Encounter' brings the concert band together with the exciting rhythms and sou...

Exciting, contemporary arrangement of Chester, Yankee Doodle, and America, the Beautiful.

By the composer of the critically acclaimed Joyant Music, this great overture makes an exciting addition to any program!

This fine blues shuffle is stylistically derived from the rhythm and blues tradition. Players love to solo on the traditional blues progression. Check out the nice shout choruses!

Jeff's driving rock original is clearly 'right on target.' It's not only fun to play but guaranteed to go over great with audiences as well!

This high-energy rock chart will really 'knock 'em dead!' The 6/4 time sounds a little tough but is really nothing but 4/4 plus 2/4 fro the head which then shifts to 3/4 plus 3/4 for the inventive 'we...

Contemporary straight-ahead jazz at its best! There's plenty of room for everyone including the drummer to 'stretch-out.'

After a slow and powerful introduction, this vibrant new chart moves into an infectious calypso-samba feel. Later there's an imaginative 'stop-time' section and a solid unison ensemble.

Here's an easy-going bossa nova in the style established by the late Antonio Carlos Jobim. Really cook chords!

Here's a tuneful and solidly scored march that's certain to add contrast to your concert program.

This fine original march would make an fine processional! Its distinctive British character will make it a highlight of your program.

Following a short chorale statement, SWINGIN' LOW moves into a fresh, straight-ahead jazz groove based upon the familiar tune.

This medium up-tempo chart provides the opportunity to introduce several important jazz concepts in a fun-to-play setting.

This easy swinging chart provides the students with a real opportunity to stretch out and improvise over fairly simple but effective chord changes. Super chart for developing better jazz players.

This uptempo swing chart features great bop lines with interesting articulations. Your group will have fun with this one!

The tonal resources of the modern concert band lend themselves perfectly to Bach's classic and powerful work. The highly recommended adaptation by Steve Anthenien makes a truly rewarding musical exper...

This important new composition is comprised of three short, contrasting movements. I. Contrapuntal, active, strident; II. Tone clusters, beautifully balanced, solemn; Ill. Interweaving of themes, conc...

An excellent new composition featuring contrapuntal textures and fresh modal lines. Great ensemble writing for all sections! Following a contrasting lyrical middle section, the main thematic elements...

A fine addition to today's concert band literature from Jeffrey Taylor, Festive Celebration shows off the full range of your ensemble through contrasting themes, lively rhythms and refreshing harmonie...

This three-part overture is characterized by a vigorous main melody with a contrasting gentle, song-like middle section. Both the percussive and coloristic aspects of today's symphonic band are master...

With memorable themes, striking harmonies and rhythmic vitality, this commanding new overture makes an unusually fine choice for contest or concert programming!

Another exceptionally fine addition to today's concert literature from Elliot Del Borgo. The energy of the driving opening is beautifully contrasted by a pensive middle section before the opening them...