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Die weitläufige und große Tragweite des Videospiels Civilization VI von Sid Meier wird durch Christopher Tins hymnenartige Komposition wunderbar eingefangen. Diese Version für flexible Instrumentierun...

Featuring two of the most popular movements from Percy Grainger's cornerstone work for band, this mini suite of Horkstow Grange and The Lost Lady Found is the perfect introduction to Grainger's music...

Yellow' is a delightful and energetic selection for concert and festival performance. As the third movement from 'Krisanna's Colors,' the piece is inspired by her color choice used to describe a brigh...

Yellow' is a delightful and energetic selection for concert and festival performance. As the third movement from 'Krisanna's Colors,' the piece is inspired by her color choice used to describe a brigh...

Take your band to the mystical world of the Japanese Samurai with this exciting work by Brian Bankston. Featuring the percussion section, exotic pentatonic sounds combined with unique rhythmic interpl...

Take your band to the mystical world of the Japanese Samurai with this exciting work by Brian Bankston. Featuring the percussion section, exotic pentatonic sounds combined with unique rhythmic interpl...

Toward the end of WWII, both sides had amassed a great number of POW's. These people were used as labor to build roads and bridges. To keep moral high, the POW's made up songs that were sung or whistl...

Toward the end of WWII, both sides had amassed a great number of POW's. These people were used as labor to build roads and bridges. To keep moral high, the POW's made up songs that were sung or whistl...

Musik mit Klasse ist ein praxisbezogenes Unterrichtskonzept für die Unterrichtsform 'Klassenmusizieren mit Blasinstrumenten'. Es eignet sich für den Unterricht mit 3. bis 5. Klassenstufen sowie für di...

The thrill of making music with a friend or teacher is captured in this new series of duets. Written for pianists at the early-intermediate level, the pieces in this collection expand the reading rang...