Adventure March - Bertrand Moren

Adventure Of The Seasons - Ivo Kouwenhoven

Adventure Overture - Timothy Loest

This three-part overture is extremely easy to put together and is an ideal transition from beginning band literature. Special attention is given to low brass parts, insuring that they are not too difficult. A lush lyrical section provides for some more interesting harmonies, yet is very approachable by bands at all levels. Use this section to work on balance and musicality with your ensemble. A D.C. al Fine completes the framework of this piece.

Adventure Tale of Neverland - Daisuke Shimizu

Adventures - Jared Spears

A fresh dramatic work for the elementary band, unlike the usual ``grey'' sound of much of the music at this level of difficulty. Spears has explored the registers and lush harmonies easily grasped by these performers.

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Adventures - Shabazz

A bold musical adventure, this exciting work by Ayatey Shabazz is an excellent concert or festival selection. Exploring the range of musical expression and contrast, Adventures features brilliant brass fanfare figures as well as light and flowing lyrical melodies leading to a very energetic conclusion. Challenging, yet technically accessible, the musical journey through Adventures is sure to provide a wonderful experience for performer and audience alike.

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Adventures for Band - Gilbert Tinner

Adventures for Band is a work in three movements that firstfeatures the trumpet section, then the woodwind and finally thelow brass. It takes the band through a short festive fanfare, a quietcentral passage and a grand finale, which ends in powerful musicalfireworks. A true adventure for the whole band!

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Adventures for Band - Ray Farr

Adventures Of Don Juan - Max Steiner

Adventures of the Beaum - Harrie Janssen

The Dutch composer Harrie Janssen composed "Adventures of the Beaume" to mark the 50th anniversary of his parents wedding. The composer of the march his memories of the family home, and in particular the occupation of his parents. The Janssen family earned a living as inland carriers. "Beaume 'was the name of the ship of his parents. The first part of the march describes the adventures they experienced before the lock, to reach the port of Antwerp. To get here was by the law of the strongest and brutal. The father of the composer had in this much support from the oldest daughter of the family. The themes in the trio reflect the carefree youth,the pleasant atmosphere and the warmth and dedication in Janssen's home.

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