A bombastic work for young band inspired by video game music. It alternates between minor and Phrygian modes to create a dark and sinister soundscape.  The use of aggressive articulations and brake

This regal musical statement begins with a powerful fanfare, making your band sound very mature and impressing your audiences. The piece develops with a contrasting melodic line that leads to a return of

Take your beginning band to the next level of performance with this Spanish-flavored march alternative. A high-intensity concert opener, it will attract everyone's attention with its international style and

"Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world." This powerful quote by Albert Einstein provides the inspiration behind this fanfare that celebrates creativity in schools. A majestic opening leads

Based on Percy Grainger's choral and brass setting, this British folk song is written for developing bands. A delicate clarinet intro grows as the rest of the woodwinds join in, followed by the entire band.

All artists must call on an inner strength to devote themselves to their craft, and this work was inspired by that strength of will. The sounds of a beating heart, combined with metallic

This wonderful, original suite has elements of folk melodies, and is an ideal way to introduce students to multi-movement works. Students will learn multiple meters, key signatures and styles in the four

This is an exciting, fun composition that is a great rhythmic tool for teaching eighth-note combinations and dotted quarter- and eighth-note rhythms. The bold opening statement gives way to some dissonance,

This sparkling work harnesses the full spectrum of a large percussion section with three different parts for bells, optional vibraphone (up to three players on one instrument), chimes, and a variety of

You'll experience the feel of the desert with the drifting sand moving across the Sahara through the exotic sounds of this young band piece. The hot winds seem to sing through the music as it grows,

Hear how our emotions relate to water which, like the sea, build and peak like waves and the tides. Younger groups will refine their ensemble playing skills as they perform the melodies of this pleasing