We're happy to bring you an arrangement of Leroy Anderson's best known trum pet trio. You can feature your whole trumpet section with this truly inspir ing favorite. This... more info

Drawing on the rich and varied tradition of Celtic folk songs, this piece opens with the touching and melodious The Parting Glass. The flutes and percussion take center stage... more info

Written with a Grainger-like sensibility and an Irish charm, Billy Joel's emergence as a serious composer includes this beautiful air. The lyric opening, featuring optional... more info

A fine concert march by Steve Reisteter that's based on a tune loved by all Canadians. more info

Bruce Preuninger has successfully managed to capture the sound and feel of the spiritual in the context of a large ensemble. In Fantasy on an African-American Spiritual, the... more info

Here is a wonderfully creative and distinctive multicultural piece that will surely be a standout in any festival or contest program. Using three contrasting melodies, Richard... more info

James D. Ployhar arranges Edward Elgar's Fanfare Processional and Recessional for concert band. more info

It has been called the 'Irish National Anthem,' and has been adopted as a f avorite tune by millions beyond the shores of that country. It also has ser ved as the theme song... more info

This high-energy setting of the Albanian tune Shota re-creates the festive mood of a raucous village dance. Lively and rhythmically infectious, this piece is sure to please... more info

The "kid" in each of us loves THE CIRCUS. Probably the finest musical work ever written to celebrate the "greatest show on earth" is Karl King's classic march. Jerry Brubaker... more info

Drawing on the rich African musical tradition, here is a collection of three captivating themes in a miniature suite format. Included is Jikel' Emaweni, a South African Folk... more info

This is an ancient Welsh air that was first published in Relics of the Welsh Bards in 1794. Dafydd (David) Owain was a famous Welsh bard who lived on a farm called Gareg Wen... more info

One of the most recognized songs ever written, bands from all states will enjoy Lloyd Conley's clever arrangement. more info

Robert W. Smith has chosen three castles and several colorful characters known for legendary deeds from Irish history and folklore to put to music. The use of tinwhistle,... more info

Libby Larsen's composition is a great way to engage students in the lives and histories of some of modern music's most influential contributors. From Sedalia, Missouri to... more info

Like the mist off the moors, a peaceful, quiet solo baritone/euphonium begins our journey to the land of castles and kilts. Robert W. Smith's recent visit to the British Isles... more info

The relaxed, familiar melody coupled with interesting and accessible parts throughout the ensemble make this one perfect for the light concert segment of your next concert.... more info

You'll hear the flavor of traditional Irish sounds along with contemporary concert band scoring in this rich and exciting work from Douglas Akey. The 8th note remains a constant... more info

MusicWorks - Grade 2 Based on the tune My Shepherd Will Supply My Need from the traditional work Walker's Southern Harmony, this sensitive and richly-scored setting provides... more info

Many Native American Indian Tribes believed in the mysterious power of Spirits. These spirits, experienced through rituals and visions, offered early cultures insight into... more info

Legends of the Spanish countryside come to life in this driving original by Mark Williams. A fiery tempo combined with syncopated rhythms make this a sure-fire crowd pleaser.... more info

Mark Camphouse weaves beautifully musical strains of the classic folk song in his Fantasia for concert band. This intimate and lyrical setting will challenge and inspire your... more info

Appalachian Overture is based on traditional folksong techniques and melodies. In ABA form, the A section melody recreates the fiddlin' sounds of an early American folk celebration... more info

Based on a simple Armenian folk song, this inspiring setting is dedicated to Dr. Harry Begian who conducted its first American performance at the Midwest Clinic in Chicago,... more info