Otto Nicolai

Robert Sheldon's 'Pevensey Castle' ist seit Jahren eins der am meisten verkauften Stücke im C.L. Barnhouse-Sortiment und diese neue Bearbeitung für die Build-a-Band-Serie macht es zu einer perfekten W...

We Meet Again is a regal overture for developing bands that evolves from a powerful fanfare into a fugue-like allegro section that builds to glorious ending. This concise concert opener will excite yo...

Samuel Hazos very successful work for younger players features a balance between light and delicate writing contrasted with broad chorale-like passages for the entire ensemble. This adaptation by the...

Energetic themes, colorful orchestration, vocal textures and playful rhythms make A Simple Celebration attractive for concert or contest. Many opportunities for expressive playing are found throughout...

Energetic themes, colorful orchestration, vocal textures and playful rhythms make A Simple Celebration attractive for concert or contest. Many opportunities for expressive playing are found throughout...

The Phantom of Dark Hollow was commissioned by the Indiana Bandmasters Association for the 2005 Indiana All-District Honor Bands. The piece was inspired by the weird and gruesome legend told about Rob...

Lost in Mammoth Cave was commissioned by the Third District Band Directors Association of the Kentucky Music Education Association for the 2006 Seventh & Eighth Grade All-District Honor Band. The piec...

Written for the Bellefonte Community Band, this piece captures the spirit and complexion of this delightful village in central Pennsylvania, including the lovely Victorian homes as well as the bubblin...

The Mystery of Duffy's Cut was inspired by an apparition and a series of strange occurrences that have fueled interest in 'Duffy's Cut,' a mass burial site in Malvern, Pennsylvania where 57 Irish immi...

The Mystery of Duffy's Cut was inspired by an apparition and a series of strange occurrences that have fueled interest in 'Duffy's Cut,' a mass burial site in Malvern, Pennsylvania where 57 Irish immi...

The Mystery of Duffy's Cut was inspired by an apparition and a series of strange occurrences that have fueled interest in 'Duffy's Cut,' a mass burial site in Malvern, Pennsylvania where 57 Irish immi...

The Mystery of Duffy's Cut was inspired by an apparition and a series of strange occurrences that have fueled interest in 'Duffy's Cut,' a mass burial site in Malvern, Pennsylvania where 57 Irish immi...

The Spirit of Killian Hill is a concert overture that begins with a spirited march-like theme that transitions to a lyrical contrasting section in three-four time. A Da Capo and Coda round out this tu...

Some of the most recognizable tunes of our time are included in this well-crafted arrangement including James Bond, The Magnificent Seven, The Flintstones, The Pink Panther, Peter Gunn, Hey! Baby!, Sc...

Fantasy on an Early American Marching Tune is based on the popular fife and drum melody, 'The Girl I Left Behind Me. ' All melodies and countermelodies in the piece are drawn from this well-known them...

Much of Kentucky's musical heritage is steeped in the traditions of Appalachia, an area largely influenced by the settlers from Scotland and Ireland. Appalachian Morning acknowledges these pioneers wi...

High energy, rhythmic verve and tuneful melodies characterize this Robert Sheldon composition entitled Synergies. The colorful orchestration in the winds as well as the percussion truly makes this pie...

High energy, rhythmic verve and tuneful melodies characterize this Robert Sheldon composition entitled Synergies. The colorful orchestration in the winds as well as the percussion truly makes this pie...

High energy, rhythmic verve and tuneful melodies characterize this Robert Sheldon composition entitled Synergies. The colorful orchestration in the winds as well as the percussion truly makes this pie...

High energy, rhythmic verve and tuneful melodies characterize this Robert Sheldon composition entitled Synergies. The colorful orchestration in the winds as well as the percussion truly makes this pie...