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The Siege of Arundel is a thrilling musical portrayal of England's Arundel Castle, first completed in 1067, and badly damaged from multiple sieges during the English Civil War of 1625. Written to prov...

Who doesn't like a sunny day in the midst of winter? Who is that statuesque figure all decked out in his winter finery? Who stands proud, guarding the family home? Why it's 'Milton the Melting Snowman...

This burst of energy will make bands of all levels sound powerful and outstanding! Rhythmic and dark, this relentless work allows every section to be heard as they create a swirling mass of sound and...

Make no bones about it - this mysterious sounding novelty piece is sure to lift your audience's spirits! Optional use of whirly tubes will add a haunting effect that your performers and audience will...

Opening with a declarative fanfare, the composition immediately evolves into a mysterious melody in the woodwinds punctuated by bursts of brass and percussion. Interesting harmonic and rhythmic sound...

Our planet's close encounters with 'NEOs' (Near Earth Objects) provide the foundation for this unique work for younger ensembles. Pulsing rhythmic patterns combine with simple melodic statements to cr...

This impressive Larry Neeck overture features energetic, upbeat themes, colors, and rhythms. A beautiful slow section provides a lovely contrast to the driving themes. With plenty of percussion, and a...

While some goodbyes are temporary, and others more permanent, this lovely flowing lyrical work for band helps capture the range of those feelings of farewell in music. Haunting and somber melodies giv...

One of Karl King's most famous and popular marches, 'The Trombone King' is now available in a 'Command' series edition, making it accessible to younger musicians. While the title rightly implies that...

History is the hook in this composition that, from start to finish, is full of non-stop excitement. The use of one's vivid imagination is a great tool for inspiration. Following the first reading of t...

An opening fanfare gives the listener an immediate burst of energy before transitioning to a melodic dialogue that quickly evolves into an exciting rhythmic collaboration between all the instruments o...

Uplifting and celebratory, this charming concert work by Matt Conaway is a sure hit for your concert or festival program! Starting quietly and quickly building to a powerful rhythmic statement, the wo...

Grab your sunglasses and get ready to groove as the trombones take the spotlight in this musical island adventure. From the opening drive of percussion to the ending cha-cha, your students and audienc...

Embark upon a musical adventure when you board the trans-Siberian railway in Moscow! Let your imagination roam as you travel through the Ural Mountains, the geographical line between European Russia a...

'At Peace' provides bands of all levels an opportunity to show off their sensitive side. Beautiful and memorable themes are carefully balanced with very playable phrasing and doublings, making an expr...

Feature your percussion section on this appealing, moderate-tempo novelty march. Jaunty themes and bright instrumental colors dominate the wind parts, while the percussion section handles the 'sticky'...

The fascinating world of Renaissance music comes to life as your band performs this spirited setting of three dances from Susato's Danserye. Harmonic, rhythmic, and dynamic surprises abound as the pie...

The writer captures the feeling of a winter wonderland of skiing, skating and sleigh rides in this appealing piece for winter or Chrismas concerts!

A lively, inventive work for the Jr. High band. Young musicians will enjoy the boisterous opening contrasted by the lush melody of the middle section.

It doesn't get any better than to have the wonderful opportunity to hear or perform a classic march composed by the great Karl King. Interesting themes, strong counter-melodies, and tasteful percussio...

An outstanding easy march from Ken Harris. Ken Harris has a wonderful gift for making younger bands sound more advanced and 'Shooting Star March' is another excellent example of this.