Ensembles

This is a great majestic and exciting work that is a great study of playing duple and triple rhythms. The percussion are featured often in the composition. The first trumpet's highest note is G.

As the name suggest, a tribute to our Military who has risked so much for us. The work is written with beautiful chords and in a majestic and reverent manner. 1st trumpet's highest note is G.

This is one of Jerry Nowak's very last works written and dedicated to his granddaughters. Each granddaughter is honored by the titles of the movements: I. Thalia-Muse of Comedy and Bucolic Poetry; II....

For the band ready to step out, Night Beat provides a big band/jazz band experience over a steady walking bass. Along the way, various instruments have solo opportunities, all while building to a rauc...

A quiet, stately theme opens Forevermore, building and adding layers of lush harmonics. Once the table is set, Bernotas shifts gears to a punchy, rhythmic interplay, using 5/8 and 7/8 time changes tha...

A moving and emotional composition inspired by a circus big top fire in 1947 where audience and performers perished. 1st trumpet's highest note is G, except for the ending section where a C above the...

Very challenging work musically; many meter changes; several key changes; All clarinets play above the break; 1st trumpet's highest note is A.

original composition by Dvorak; 1st trumpet's highest note is B

Beautful award winning and Editor's Choice composition; Exciting varity of slow, full chords, mysterious sounds, and rhythmic episodes; 1st trumpet's highest note is A

3 movement work with Chorus based on poems by Walt Whitman: Beat! Beat! Drums, Old War Dreams, and O Democracy; grade 3 ranges, grade 4 complexities; very accessable to audience

Classical Overture Style