The two Romanian Rhapsodies, Op. 11, are Enesco's best-known works and have secured a place in the repertory of major orchestras worldwide. They were written in Paris in 1901 and first performed together in

For accomplished bands, a stunning musical tribute to those that soar the skies. Beginning with a brilliant and majestic fanfare, the piece quickly develops through material wrought with tension and energy.

This is a tribute to all things American, based on When Johnny Comes Marching Home. Morton Gould develops and embellishes the folk melody with splendor and verve, and Philip Lang's transcription is

A true tapestry of color and rhythm that explores the range of each section as well as the concert band as a whole. Based on the popular gospel song This Little Light of Mine, this piece

Kenneth Megan brings this spirited Copland gem to life in an arrangement experienced bands will love performing!  As one of the dance episodes from Copland's famous ballet "Rodeo," it's a well known

This has real class. Like much of Bernstein's show music, the score of "Candide" is equally at home on the concert stage as the theater. Clare Grundman's great arranging talent has once again produced a

The work is inspired by the writing of Carl Jung, specifically by five dreams recounted in Man and His Symbols. Commissioned by Northwestern University, and first performed in 1982.

After a vigorous, syncopated orchestral tutti, the first theme is announced in the solo oboe, accompanied by a steady eighth-note ostinato. Playful interjections are stated in the flute and bassoon. The