A. E. F. March - Albert Stoessel / arr. Loras John Schissel

Written for the American Expeditionary Forces in World War I and dedicated to General John J. Pershing, has a special place in the history of the concert band. This arrangement by Loras John Schissel is a patriotic salute of timeless honor and gratitude. (3:00)

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Above the Line - Bryce Newton

This will be an audience favorite to open or close your next concert! The appeal of this energetic and contemporary march stands out immediately due to playful harmonies and lively melodic lines. Bryce Newton's attention to scoring ensures that all sections will enjoy performing the piece. The concept of living Above the Line lends itself to character development and other valuable teaching opportunities with your students. A fresh and exciting march for your next concert!Original Item#: RWS-2012-00

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Acadia March - Terry White

This will be the perfect vehicle to teach march style, grab the audience with an ear-pleasing toe-tapper, and open or close your first concert. Professionally written, pedagogically sound, and easy to read and perform, it is a march you're certain to perform frequently.

Aces - Robert W. Smith

Composed for the United States Air Force Academy, "Aces" pays tribute to those that soar the skies. Beginning with a brilliant and majestic fanfare, the piece quickly develops through bold musical material wrought with tension and energy. Following the return of the opening theme in a beautiful and lyrical setting, "Aces" culminates in a flurry of excitement as our jets soar into the distance. A spectacular work by Robert W. Smith for the accomplished concert band!Original Item#: RWS-1501-00

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Across the Alaskan Snow - JaRod Hall

Unleash the spirit of adventure and embrace the wild beauty of the Alaskan wilderness with by JaRod Hall. Inspired by the legendary Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, this stirring musical journey is a testament to the human spirit, the bond between humans and animals, and the awe-inspiring power of nature. Your students will transport audiences across icy plains and beneath dazzling sunsets, leaving them with a deep appreciation for the relentless pursuit of dreams in the face of adversity. (3:30)

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Across the Sunlit Path - Naoya Wada

The piece is written in classic overture style. Bold allegro and flowing andante are combined to make this piece an introduction to the classical style for young musicians.

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Across This Land - Kevin Hilbun

Using only the first six notes taught to beginners, by Kevin Hilbun is suitable for performance midway through the first year of instruction. It is surprisingly sophisticated, with subtle hints of "Shenandoah" and "This Land Is Your Land" (listen closely!). (2:00)

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Action Scene - Brian Balmages

Experience the music for an exhilarating action scene... without the scene! Students need to get creative as they come up with their own action scene that corresponds to the music. Aggressive, relentless, and driving rhythms overlap with big Hollywood "hit" moments, including elements of added tension and release. A pure adrenaline rush, for sure!

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Adventure Awaits - Evan VanDoren

"Adventure Awaits" captures the excitement felt at the start of something new. Appropriately challenging for a developing band, this brief concert opener provides opportunities to explore lyrical melodies, colorful harmonies, independent entrances, and more! Start your next concert with this energizing selection.Original Item#: RWS-2236-00

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Adventus - Scott Watson

, meaning "arrival" or "debut" and celebratory in nature, was written to showcase the playing achievements of students. After a bold fanfare statement, the main theme is developed (first playfully, then with more grandeur). A contrasting moment of calm transitions to the exciting return of the opening theme, followed by triumphant closing material. Written squarely for Grade 1 players but with an attractive, mature sound that belies its level, , by Scott Watson, would make the perfect concert opener or closer. (2:30) Correlates to , Level 5.

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