Hal Leonard partitions pour Harmonie

Recorded by the popular vocal group Point of Grace, here is an uplifting song that adapts perfectly for concert band. John Wasson's arrangement is effectively scored in a light rock style.

This inspiring new work from John Williams is described as a celebration of humanity in musical form. In addition to being used at the Winter Games in Utah, it is featured on John Williams' new CD Ame...

This distinctive-sounding arrangement is an elegant symphonic tribute to this beautiful and haunting traditional melody.

Currently one of the hottest new musicals on Broadway, this up-beat and energetic show features rousing tunes in a 60's musical style. If you enjoyed Grease (and who didn't), you'll love this!

Celebrating our common bond of peace'. This remarkable song was developed through an experimental computer program that combined the words and music from 193 national anthems into an astonishingly bea...

Not just for little tikes, everyone knows the theme to this popular television cartoon! Sure to be a hit, this is also a great recruiting tool for when you play concerts for younger audiences.

Here is a dynamic and unique setting of this traditional carol. Ted uses fanfare-like brass passages at the beginning and end contrasted with a middle section that features the melody set in 3/4 accom...

The music of Benny Goodman was the driving force in launching the swing era in the mid 1930s. With the familiar hits Let's Dance, Stompin' at the Savoy, Moonglow and Sing, Sing, Sing, this energetic a...

Featuring some of the most tuneful and memorable melodies from Broadway, here is a sparkling medley from the musical hit Oliver! This well-paced setting for young bands includes: Consider Yourself, Fo...

Here's a unique change of pace featuring the familiar strains of this Latin classic. Your percussion section will have a ball with this one, and there are twists and turns for everyone in this clever...

On the all-time hit list of best-known marches, this tuneful Sousa favorite is near the top of the list. Jay's masterful adaptation makes it playable by younger bands without sacrificing any of the ch...

This Motown hit from the Four Tops was originally a #1 hit in 1966, and it's back on the charts now courtesy of a new recording by Michael McDonald. Great rock sounds in an effective setting for conce...