Ensembles

Sehr beliebte Melodienfolge: Kosakenpatrouille * Moskauer Nächte * Das Lied der Taiga * Bubliczki etc.

Mit einstimmigen Chor/Vokalgesang (ad lib.)

Die RUNDEL Josef-Poncar-Edition.

Das Werk wurde für die Donaueschinger Musiktage 1926 geschrieben und dort zusammen mit Paul Hindmiths 'Konzertmusik' und Ernst Tochs 'Spiel' für Blasorchester uraufgeführt. Bis vor wenigen Jahren galt...

Plenty of Horn was commissioned by the Seattle Symphony as part of its 'Echoes' project, featuring classical works transformed and reinterpreted by contemporary composers. The 4-minute work is based o...

This is Barnes Symphony #7 and is a brilliant work depicting events of the American Civil War.

A fantasy on the 3-voice organum “Alleluia: Nativitas” composed by the 12th century master, Perotin. The work uses great blocks of Perotin's polyphony, juxtaposed and superimposed at multi...

Five Elizabethan Dances is drawn from the music that sets the scene and provides the accompaniment for the Ballroom Scene from Don Freund's Romeo and Juliet:A Shakespearean Music Drama for singing act...

The title suggests a character that is rough and outside the mainstream, unsheltered and ready to face the forces of nature head-on. This character is captured in music featuring insistent melodic fig...

A fantasy on the 3-voice organum “Alleluia: Nativitas” composed by the 12th century master, Perotin. The work uses great blocks of Perotin's polyphony, juxtaposed and superimposed at multi...

Reed - Grades 3-5

Dello Joio - Grades 3-5

Jager - Grades 3-5

Since its publication in 1972, this work has become an important part of the literature for concert band, and appears on many state lists.

Mitchell - Grades 3-5

Der lebhaft tänzerische Paso Doble (Doppelschritt) ist die musikalische Ausprägung des in der spanischen Kultur verwurzelten Stierkampfs. In dem hier vorliegenden, weltberühmten Paso Doble kann man di...

Cacavas - Grades 3-5

Reed - Grades 3-5

This standard work in the concert band literature is a 5-movement suite depicting the development of The Louvre during the Renaissance and utilizing themes from the composers of that time.