Œuvres instrumentales pour orchestre d'instruments à vent

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An Exultant 18th Century Hymn-Tune Provides The Melodic Inspiration For Joyance, A Jubilant Concert Or Festival Fantasia. Written In Ternary Form, The Work Opens With A Hymn-Based Maestoso Introductio...

Ayre And Dance Is An Original Composition Designed For The First Year Concert, Contest, Or Festival Performance. It Includes Two Sections - A Plaintive, Haunting C Aeolian Ayre And A Lively Ternary Da...

DECLARATION is an exuberant grade 2 ¢ arrangement of the 16th century composer Benedetto Marcello's Psalm 19. Originally written for organ, this maestosos arrangement for full concert band is an excel...

First Concert - a demonstration performance by Bruce Pearson, was written to be playable after only 6 to 8 weeks of instruction. By programming this 15 minute demonstration concert for the student bod...

Costa Del Sol is a composition that uses elements from Latin American music to describe a sunny, Mexican coastline. With exciting and fun percussion parts, this piece reinforces the concepts of 9th no...

Written as a tribute to the seafaring and shipbuilding traditions of Portsmouth, Virginia, this enchanting and heartfelt composition overflows with colorful sonorities and rich textures. The percussio...

Bruce Pearson has written this overture for band to describe the many different peoples that make up our country, or, for that matter, any country. From its bold opening statement to its melodic Andan...

When one sees the name of Elliot Del Borgo, it is immediately associated with concert band music of the highest order. Dervish Dance is no exception. Here is an energetic dance set in the Dorian mode...

Blues Down Under, written by Australian composer Barrie Gott, is a Blues/Rock composition which offers students the option of playing a written-out 'ad lib' solo or creating their own improvised solo...

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This charming, gentle piece depicts images from children's imaginations and blends them with an elegant jazz waltz to create a special quiet musical escape. It is easy to envision looking up at the su...

beautiful lyrical piece with a rhythmic current and soaring melody. Hymn-like and stunningly simple. A lovely change-of-pace and way to honor someone while showing the musicality of your ensemble. Stu...

This exciting band work tells the story of the Great Wall of China. Lots of color and contrast. Dramatic and rhythmic parts for everyone, and superb percussion scoring. Filled with elements young play...

This might be the very best piece for teaching young bands about 6/8, augmentation, fragmentation, and canon. Based on the most famous sea chantey, 'Blow the Man Down.' Good tunes for all! A champion...

Based on the 19th century Japanese folk song, 'Takai-Yama.' Lots of melodic and rhythmic vitality for young band. Excellent for multicultural programming.

Brilliant antiphonal fanfares announce this musical picture of an old Scottish castle by the North Sea-followed by many 'dialogues' between very unique choirs of winds and percussion. An extraordinary...

This very appealing piece describes an early twentieth century Fourth of July. The band is heard faintly in the distance, coming closer; the band is right next to you; the band is passing, then fading...

A little march with everything! Catchy first strain, marcato second strain, noble Trio and blustery 'dog-fight.' Performers and audiences of all ages will love this march!

What a way to open your young band's first concert! This little march has everything! A straight-ahead first strain, a nice little flute-clarinet feature in the second strain, a noble 'big tune' trio,...