What kid doesn't love a train! This entertaining and fun piece for beginning bands calls for some lucky student (or administrator) to be featured on a wooden train whistle (the cheap kind!). Along the...
Originally composed to introduce the various instruments of the orchestra, Britten's 'Young Person's Guide' follows a set of variations based on a melody by Henry Purcell. In this setting for wind ban...
Even though this was a hit for Barry Manilow in the 70's, the hot Latin beat and steamy melodies have kept this one popular through the years. Richard gives the percussion section a workout in this ou...
From Riverdance fame and his own Lord of the Dance stage show, Michael Flatley made his mark in the field of extreme dance. Here is the title cut from this exciting show featuring dramatic and energet...
Adapted from his popular work for concert band, Richard Saucedo has created a great-sounding version for flexible instrumentation. Written completely in one tempo, Fanfare for the Third Planet feature...
Who knew that the rock group Queen could really swing? This energetic chart provides a wealth of opportunities for auxiliary groups and staging.
Practically a show within itself, this production number from the group Queen includes a variety of tempos and styles from sensitive ballad to driving rock. A very dramatic statement for the field!
Using very modest ranges and easy rhythms (no syncopation) Richard has created this tender lyric piece that evokes the beauty of Spring. Perfect for teaching good tone, breath support and phrasing. Du...
Featuring tuneful themes and moderate tempos, Eagles Awake! is a perfect overture for contest or festival. The middle slow section has a short solo for trumpet along with interesting harmonies, before...
This exciting overture from Richard Saucedo pays tribute to the distinctive and appealing musical style of classic band composer Caesar Giovannini. Featuring rhythmically dynamic opening and closing s...