Composed in 1925 by Spanish composer Jaime Texidor, this attractive, moderately paced paso doble has a proven long-lasting appeal and musicality and is a true classic in concert band repertoire.

The opening movement from this famous band classic is now scored to make bands with small or incomplete instrumentation sound great. The flashy 16th-note runs are scored for the mallets and snare drum,

This careful adaptation of the traditional Irish folk song and its heartfelt melody uses lush harmonies, varieties in texture, and carefully paced emotional peaks to create a marvelous setting for young

Gustav Holst's band masterwork is now available in an edition that places it within reach of bands with severely limited or awkward instrumentation. It will make small bands with good players sound great.

The emphatic driving pulse that occurs throughout as well as the powerful percussion writing and dramatic impact points of the original are all contained in this flexible instrumentation adaptation. The

The final movement from the Holst "Suite in E-flat" has been carefully arranged to make this timeless classic available to small or limited-instrumentation ensembles. Optional piano and percussion parts are

Available here in a flexible instrumentation setting, this arrangement features the stylish moderate tempo and very tuneful melody of the original classic march. It provides a very nice change of pace from

Suitable for contest or festival use, this early American hymn tune features a wonderful flowing melody, warm harmonies, and a variety of dynamic contrasts. Well written and scored for flexible

Samuel Hazo's very successful work for younger players features a balance between light and delicate writing contrasted with broad chorale-like passages for the entire ensemble. This adaptation by the

Continuing to be a popular choice for contests and festivals, this distinctive setting of 16th-century dances has been adapted for flexible instrumentation. As with the original, it includes the movements

This musically rewarding three-movement suite was composed in 1969 and is a true classic of band literature. The music captures the early English folksong style and the moods and dances of the common folk.

Featuring two of the most popular movements from this cornerstone of wind band literature, this mini suite consists of Horkstow Grange and The Lost Lady Found. This special

Now bands of all sizes and instrumentations can successfully perform this famous and stylish Norwegian march. Featuring stirring melodies and colorful textures, this skillful adaptation for flexible

This long time favorite concert work has been re-arranged to be successfully performed by small bands or bands with severe instrumentation issues. Optional parts for piano and percussion are