After The Storm - Jonathan McBride

"After the Storm" combines graceful melodies and soaring countermelodies with carefully scored dissonances that are rare at this grade level. Rhythms and ranges are accessible for younger players so that you may focus on musical aspects such as intonation, dynamics and phrasing. This delicate work gives your students the opportunity to expressively perform the poignant mix of emotions that come "After the Storm."

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After the Storm - Stephen Melillo

Afterlife - Rossano Galante

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Afternoon Games - Eric Ewazen

OLD SETTLERS' PICNIC is a is a four-movement suite for Band by Eric Ewazen, arranged by Virginia Allen; each movement is published separately. Composed with high school performers in mind, the suite was inspired by an 1890s photograph and descriptions of a Wisconsin town's "Old Settlers" celebration. AFTERNOON GAMES are depicted with a Vivace scherzo in 6/8. The running and skipping leads to an extended fugue for a copycat game before returning to the opening theme.

Afternoon Of A Faun, The - Philip A. Parker

Afton Variations - Carl Strommen

Based upon the Appalachian Folk Song Flow Gently, Sweet Afton, Strommen takes the tune through a myriad of different harmonic and textural variations. An excellent piece with which to teach expressive playing, this is one of the best pieces Carl Strommen

Afton Water - Alexander Hume

Agadir - Jérôme Naulais

Again We Rise - Pasternak

This beautiful lyrical work will be sure to leave audiences with a sense of hope and promise. From the slow mysterious opening statement to the glorious resolution, "Again We Rise" is a significant musical work for the wind band. Suitable for festival and concert performance, we predict this artistic work by John Pasternak will become part of the standard repertoire.

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Against all Odds - Matthew R. Putnam

This inspiring new work for developing bands written by Matthew Putnam has equal parts teachable moments and engaging material to keep them coming back for more. Well-orchestrated so your ensemble will sound big and full, with lots of opportunities for any type of concert program. This one is a hit!