The March - John Klohr / arr. Jack Bullock

The march was written for and dedicated to the music trade publication of the same name. This arrangement retains all of the integral parts but with the technical difficulties removed. The built-in recognition factor is an added plus. A great opener or encore. (:51)

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The Saga, Selections from - John Williams / arr. Michael Story

Something for everyone! Michael Story has expertly selected and arranged titles from the series of films for young band. Titles are: (Main Title) * Cantina Band * The Imperial March * Augie's Great Municipal Band * Across the Stars * and Battle of the Heroes. "May the Force be with you" as you perform this popular piece! (6:00)

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The 552nd - Carl Strommen

This bright, spirited march is dedicated to the 552nd Air National Guard Band. The lively opening flute duet, the full-bodied ensemble sections, and the closing woodwind feature make for an exciting playing and listening experience and a welcome addition to any concert program. (3:30) This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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The Adventure Begins - Justin Harden

Perfect for young bands seeking to inspire and uplift, by Justin Harden is a must-have addition to any repertoire, offering musicians and audiences alike an exhilarating musical experience that stirs the soul and ignites the imagination. So pack your bags, raise your banners, and set course for new horizons with ---where every note is a promise of endless possibility and boundless discovery! (1:32)

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The All-American - Chris Sharp

An excellent original concert march, this work is written in the traditional style of Fillmore, King, and Sousa, yet includes a few clever twists and turns to showcase your woodwind section. After the traditional dogfight, woodwinds shine in their light and playful feature. Brass return to complement woodwinds with a powerful statement of the trio theme. Stirring!

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The American Red Cross March - Louis Panella / arr. David Butler

This fine march was written to honor the humanitarian work of the Red Cross during World War I. A stellar example of the American march tradition, it shows why the composer is considered one of Pittsburgh's most revered musicians.

The American Road - Jerry Brubaker

This piece for symphonic band by Jerry Brubaker is a musical excursioninto the American driving experience. From majestic mountain vistas and wide open spaces to the hustle and bustle of rush hour traffic. There is even a section about the beloved covered bridge. Find one and there's bound to be an interesting little two lane country road leading up to it. The piece is designed around just two themes which are tied together in the final section which the composer calls "Our Favorite Road". This can be the road to the beach, to the mountains or just simply cruisin' with the top down on a summer afternoon! Enjoy this delightful taste of Americana. (7:11) This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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The Andromeda Connection - Roland Barrett

Inspired by the Andromeda constellation in the northern sky, Roland Barrett has crafted this original work for your beginners. Beginning by engaging the percussion section to set the musical stage, the composition develops with a dramatic melody that grows to a bold conclusion. This is a terrific choice to reinforce counting and is "right in the pocket" for your beginning band. This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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The Angels Mix

This high energy medley combines Angels We Have Heard on High, Hark! The Herald Angels Sing, and quotes from Angels From the Realms of Glory. After a majestic opening, a verbal count-off gets the party started with an intense rock groove. Optional drum set will let you show off your star percussionist while the rest of the band members rock out!

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The Approaching Coast - David Marlatt

Adventure, pirates, and stormy weather. Let this short, exciting piece take your audience on a seafaring ride through the crashing ocean. Energetic, crisp, and punctuated chords are found in the first section which is followed by a calm, smooth, and quiet contrast using a pentatonic scale which gives it a slightly Asian feel. The aggressive articulated rhythms return and this work comes to a dramatic conclusion with both themes played simultaneously. Enjoy the adventure on the wild seas as you see . . . the approaching coast. by David Marlatt is written for concert band.

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