Partitions Anne McGinty pour orchestre d'instruments à vent

This medley features three seldom heard sea songs: Johnny Come Down to Hilo, The Sailor's Alphabet and Sailing at High Tide. It is orchestrated to showcase the various color combinations within the be...

Picture Santa doing the Cha Cha Cha to Up On The Housetop , the Argentine Tango to a minor treatment of Jingle Bells and tearing it up to a funk rock version of Jolly Old Saint Nicholas! Christmas con...

This charming ghost enjoys playing tricks - from mysterious and noisy disturbances to turning lights on and off at random - and has chosen to visit your and your beginning concert band. From the first...

Knights and fair maidens, castles and keeps, this piece will take your beginning band on a journey back to the days of yore. One tune, one tempo and three different meters and three different musical...

A traditional folk song of South Africa and Zimbabwe, this song represents pride and strength and is presented in varying styles. Authentic African percussion instruments such as djembe, congas and bo...

This is the overture you've been waiting for! McGinty again displays her distinctive and colorful style in this appealing and tuneful addition to the repertoire. With an opportunity to develop attacks...

Based on a 17th century French melody, this hymn setting is a delightful study in contrasts - brass and woodwind choirs, dramatic dynamic changes plus major and minor keys. A very musical addition to...

Exciting, rhythmic, syncopations, intervals and lots of percussion, this piece will showcase your band's sense of style while providing them with an opportunity to develop rhythmic accuracy, especiall...

An original composition, it borrows the concept of Renaissance-period polyphonic textures, with each voice presenting independent musical elements. The result is a fresh and enjoyable work that can wo...

First published in 1979, this masterful work for solo flute and band is available again in this newly engraved edition. The solo part displays a variety of styles from beautifully expressive lyric lin...

First published in 1979, this masterful work for solo flute and band is available again in this newly engraved edition. The solo part displays a variety of styles from beautifully expressive lyric lin...

This great Dixieland classic will have everyone's toes tapping! The trio features all of your clarinets in an easily memorized setting that will showcase this important section of the band. A great ch...

A well-paced medley of three beautiful Irish folk melodies, including 'I Wish I Had the Shepherd's Lamb,' 'Limerick is Beautiful,' and the 'Cruiskeen Lawn.' A very useful contest or festival piece for...

Arr. John Edmondson. This rousing classic by Abe Holzmann has been re-scored and re-edited for modern concert band with full instrumentation and concert-size printing. Here is the ideal warm-up march...

C.E. Duble/arr. John Edmondson. This brilliant and rousing circus march is a favorite of low wind players everywhere! Re-scored for the modern concert band, nothing has been changed except the hard-to...

Frank A. Pantella/arr. John Edmondson. This spirited cut-time march has been a favorite for over 75 years. Carefully edited and re-scored for modern concert band, this new edition features concert-siz...

Arr. Charles Carter. Amazing Grace introduces a medley of The Yellow Rose Of Texas, Shenandoah, Aura Lee, Erie Canal and a great dixieland treatment of When The Saints Go Marching In. Delightful!

O.R. Farrar/arr. John Edomndson. This classic march favorite is noted for its exuberant spirit, flashy chromatic low brass runs and appealing, memorable melody. A bombastic opener!

This is probably the best known and most popular of the more than 110 marches by this contemporary of Sousa. This new edition features a full score, newly edited and revised for the modern concert ban...

Finally! One of the all-time great six-eight marches in an updated revision for modern concert band, complete with full score! Concert audiences will recognize this classic instantly, and the teaching...