Written for a school whose mascot is a dolphin, this work captures the playful and charming spirit of these beloved marine mammals. The music is catchy and tuneful – it consists of two main sections

This very approachable elementary band work was inspired by prehistoric cave paintings and is a fun way for your students to imagine themselves transported back to primitive times. It uses primarily the

The energy and allure of Miami, Florida is captured here in this exceptional concert march for young band. After presenting the primary four-note motif in the introduction, the opening melody is stated in

This piece was inspired by a documentary on Yellowstone National Park. The energetic character of Old Faithful, the famous geyser, is reflected in the upbeat character of the music. Evocative of the power

This powerful works takes players on an auditory journey that evokes different phases of discovery – scientific and otherwise. Along the way, different sections of the ensemble exchange and develop

This mostly up-tempo overture in ABA form captures the essence of the American West. Brass and percussion dominate the sound palette, including solo trumpet moments and soaring horn lines as well as

This heartfelt work evokes the memory of a dear friend of the composer who tragically passed away at a young age. It is a slow ballad with a lyrical and very expressive melody. The theme, introduced by the

You will definitely want to experience this advanced band work with your ensemble. Rhythmic and harmonic intensity mark this musical portrait of a witch from a dark forest who delights in terrorizing a

A fresh and very original take on a beloved Christmas melody - surprising touches in this arrangement include mixed meter, augmentation of the melody, rich low-register voicing of trumpets, and melodic use

The inspiration for this powerful wind ensemble piece came from the tragic events of the atomic bombings of the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945. This piece is a memorial work for one of the

Bring a uniquely lilting yet haunting feel to your concert! This lively minor-key waltz brings an eerie scene to mind as creatures of the night dance until dawn. After a brief introduction where the dancers

Fanfare to Our Future is an ode to all the activities we were unable to enjoy and the people we were unable to see during the pandemic. It is a reminder not to take them for granted and to enjoy

Take a ride in the country with this lively tune! Start out with a percussion solo, then a unison clarinet melody leads us along a melodic road, picking up the flutes on the countermelody. The brass 

The main folk-like theme undergoes a variety of moods as it progresses through time. It begins as a slow and mysterious ballad with harmonies of medieval origin. As the music continues, the theme transforms

This piece opens with a heroic and grandiose melody heralded by the trumpets. Throughout, bits of a school song are heard, first introduced by horns and later passed through various sections and soloists;

This four-movement work is a celebration of conductors and the gestures they use to communicate. After an opening of warm-up sounds, an exciting mixed-meter movement ensues, followed by a Grainer-esque

Three familiar hymn tunes create a powerful work of rich and powerful musical moments. The opening fanfare leads into a mixed-meter setting of All Creatures of Our God and King. Next, The Old

This good-natured march is written firmly in the British march tradition. It begins in a light and jaunty style, then after the introduction of the theme transitions to a more lyrical melody. In an unusual

Taken from a set of psalms written by Thomas Tallis, these miniature masterpieces have remained popular for some 450 years. Five of these works have been arranged for band and work beautifully for use as