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Hope and joy are at the center of this charming work, inspired by the whimsical behavior of hummingbirds! Beginning with a melody that explodes into a flurry of activity, Wings of Wonder by Tyler S. G...

Hope and joy are at the center of this charming work, inspired by the whimsical behavior of hummingbirds! Beginning with a melody that explodes into a flurry of activity, Wings of Wonder by Tyler S. G...

Hope and joy are at the center of this charming work, inspired by the whimsical behavior of hummingbirds! Beginning with a melody that explodes into a flurry of activity, Wings of Wonder by Tyler S. G...

Hope and joy are at the center of this charming work, inspired by the whimsical behavior of hummingbirds! Beginning with a melody that explodes into a flurry of activity, Wings of Wonder by Tyler S. G...

Hope and joy are at the center of this charming work, inspired by the whimsical behavior of hummingbirds! Beginning with a melody that explodes into a flurry of activity, Wings of Wonder by Tyler S. G...

Hope and joy are at the center of this charming work, inspired by the whimsical behavior of hummingbirds! Beginning with a melody that explodes into a flurry of activity, Wings of Wonder by Tyler S. G...

Hope and joy are at the center of this charming work, inspired by the whimsical behavior of hummingbirds! Beginning with a melody that explodes into a flurry of activity, Wings of Wonder by Tyler S. G...

Hope and joy are at the center of this charming work, inspired by the whimsical behavior of hummingbirds! Beginning with a melody that explodes into a flurry of activity, Wings of Wonder by Tyler S. G...

Hope and joy are at the center of this charming work, inspired by the whimsical behavior of hummingbirds! Beginning with a melody that explodes into a flurry of activity, Wings of Wonder by Tyler S. G...

This work was written for the Donaueschingen Musiktage of 1926 and given its first performance there together with Paul Hindemith's 'Konzertmusik' and Ernst Toch's 'Spiel' for wind band. Until a few y...

The 'Carmina Burana' constitute the most famous and most popular choral work of the 20th century. Johan Krance has chosen 12 particularly suitable pieces from the 25 in the original score and arranged...

Using thematic-motif material and Baroque concerto structures, Stephan Adam has created a contemporary work with new sounds without being avant-garde. The work is demanding, particularly as regards te...

Essential Elements Explorer Level (correlates with Book 1, p. 11). Dark and sinister are not words normally associated with music for beginning bands. However, this well-written Paul Lavender original...

Written for the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I and dedicated to General John J. Pershing gives this march a special place in the history of the concert band. It is a patriotic salute of...

David Bobrowitz captures the joy and excitement of attending the county fair in this rollicking salute to an American tradition. You can almost see the sights, hear the sounds, and smell the aroma of...

It's hard to believe that it's been over 35 years since Fred and Lamont Sanford first hit the television airwaves. The show's humor along with its distinctive theme by Quincy Jones has been a hit ever...

Containing overtones of both classical and commercial musical elements, this powerful anthem became the official broadcast media theme for the 2010 Winter Olympics. This majestic setting by Michael Br...

Looking for a change of pace for your next concert? Instantly recognizable and filled with characteristic Spanish stylings, this effective arrangement is sure to be a hit with all audiences.

Commissioned by the Iowa Bandmasters Association, this dynamic new work from Michael Sweeney is written in three contrasting sections. The opening Lament features a plaintive F Horn melody and expansi...

Playing one wrong note can ruin the performance of a piece, right? Well, composer Thomas Duffy actually wants the performers to make mistakes in this clever composition! The precise imprecision comes...