Partituras medio para Orquesta de viento

Spice up your next concert with this snappy rag. A 1910 classic skillfully arranged for today's ensembles! What a find!

One of the most famous marches written by VanderCook while he was Bandmaster of the LaPearl Circus in the 1890s. Skillfully arranged for modern bands, there is lots of fun and excitement in this old-t...

A hoot, a holler and a hoedown! A top-notch collection of tunes: 'The Girl I Left Behind Me,' 'The Chisholm Trail,' 'The Cowboy,' 'Buffalo Gals,' 'Golden Slippers,' 'Soldier's Joy,' and 'Skip to My Lo...

The glory of St. Mark's Cathedral in 17th Century Venice comes alive in this austere setting for winds. Magnificent antiphonal chords and passionate suspensions abound in this elegant Baroque work. A...

This brilliant music evokes a river's beauty, its wildlife, and it's becoming great torrents of sight, sound and energy spilling over with exhilaration. Breathtakingly beautiful!

Beautiful and sensitive writing showcases your ensemble's lyrical side with this well-known and beloved American mountain ballad. Brilliant!

Exciting sensuous melodies over infectious Spanish two-against-three rhythms. Dramatic, powerful percussion. A surefire winner!

A charming collection of contrasts: royal pageantry, wistful tranquility and raucous fun! Your band and audience will love this jolly trip to London! Movements: I. Buckingham Palace (1:19) II. St. Pau...

This beautiful arrangement for winds and percussion is based on 'The Minstrel Boy' (words by Thomas Moore set to The Moreen¬, an old Irish air.) Opportunities abound for a band to show beauty and expr...

This magnificent work, based on tunes from Cecil Sharp's One Hundred English Folksongs, includes the haunting Farewell, Nancy, the jaunty The Sign of the Bonny Blue and the march-like Laidy Maisry. St...

Nobel music that really touches the heart. A wonderful epic piece to play in memorandum.

Lots of color and contrast in this masterpiece. A gathering of three old spirituals: 'Brethren, We Have Met to Worship,' the familiar 'Shall We gather at the River' and the exultant 'A Great Camp-Meet...

Plenty of Medieval pageantry and drama. A rhythmically vibrant dance tune in minor mode permeates this colorful band score. Young band music of the highest order!

The piece starts with an air of mystery, a bit of darkness and curious light before powerful sounds echo through the ensemble. Heartbeats can be heard throughout the piece. Strong melodies, tense harm...

In 1906, Ralph Vaughan Williams, editor of the English Hymnal, asked his friend and colleague, Gustav Holst, to write these hymns. This work combines the melodies in a richly-colored concert setting o...

Beautiful wind instrument colors abound in this stately masterpiece. Written for piano in 1883, A L'Église (In the Church) has been lovingly arranged for wind band. Gorgeous!