Partitions William Himes pour orchestre d'instruments à vent

The term labyrinth refers to an intricate and confusing maze of pathways. In similar fashion, William Himes' somewhat devious, yet delightful musical representation takes the listener (and performer)...

The term labyrinth refers to an intricate and confusing maze of pathways. In similar fashion, William Himes' somewhat devious, yet delightful musical representation takes the listener (and performer)...

The term labyrinth refers to an intricate and confusing maze of pathways. In similar fashion, William Himes' somewhat devious, yet delightful musical representation takes the listener (and performer)...

The term labyrinth refers to an intricate and confusing maze of pathways. In similar fashion, William Himes' somewhat devious, yet delightful musical representation takes the listener (and performer)...

The term labyrinth refers to an intricate and confusing maze of pathways. In similar fashion, William Himes' somewhat devious, yet delightful musical representation takes the listener (and performer)...

The term labyrinth refers to an intricate and confusing maze of pathways. In similar fashion, William Himes' somewhat devious, yet delightful musical representation takes the listener (and performer)...

The term labyrinth refers to an intricate and confusing maze of pathways. In similar fashion, William Himes' somewhat devious, yet delightful musical representation takes the listener (and performer)...

The term labyrinth refers to an intricate and confusing maze of pathways. In similar fashion, William Himes' somewhat devious, yet delightful musical representation takes the listener (and performer)...

The term labyrinth refers to an intricate and confusing maze of pathways. In similar fashion, William Himes' somewhat devious, yet delightful musical representation takes the listener (and performer)...

The term labyrinth refers to an intricate and confusing maze of pathways. In similar fashion, William Himes' somewhat devious, yet delightful musical representation takes the listener (and performer)...

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Bridge Square March was written by established composer Timothy Mahr, conductor of the St. Olaf College Band, and his daughter Jenna. Bridge Square is located at the center of Northfield, Minnesota, t...

FunFest at Sandy Lake Amusement Park near Dallas is the largest music festival in the world, with more than 1,500 performing groups and nearly 60,000 students performing over a seven-week period every...

Dedicated to the miraculous evacuation of over 300,000 British troops from the beaches at Dunkirk in June 1940, this moving march uses parallel minor and major themes to depict the contrasting scenes...

Lt. Col. 'Jimmie' Doolittle thrilled Americans and boosted the morale on the home front when his sixteen B-25 bombers took off from the deck of the U.S.S. Hornet in 1942 and struck back at Japan in re...

A fitting tribute to school music, this thrilling march was written to commemorate the first band program in the country, begun 100 years ago in Connersville, Indiana. Easily prepared, this is that ra...

The Well-Known Spiritual Michael, Row The Boat Ashore Is The Melodic Inspiration For VOYAGES ON A ROWING SONG, A Brilliantly Crafted Theme And Variations Selection. Following A Dreamlike Introduction...

Using only the first nine notes from Standard of Excellence Book 1, this concert, contest, or festival selection is inspired by the marches of Eastern Europe and provides limitless teaching opportunit...

William Himes captures authentic Japanese style and cultural influences in this contest/festival march. An optional percussion feature captures the style of traditional Japanese taeko drumming.

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Written to honor Anthony Gigliotti of the Philadelphia Orchestra, this moderately challenging grade 1.5 solo with easy band accompaniment fills a great need in the young band literature, and it offers...

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Add a bit of rhythm and blues to your next concert with this fun-to-play blues tune that features every section of the band!

Striking arrangements of 12 beloved carols, by respected composer/conductor William Himes. Written in only six parts, this flexible series can be played by almost any instrumentation you have in your...