Almansa - Ferrer Ferran

Al-Manzah, nowadays called Almansa, is a town of Muslim origin. Its name comes from the Arabic word al-mansah, meaning "the watchtower". On a rocky peak above the town stands an impressive castle from where it is possible to admire the Spanish Levant(the Mediterranean coast of the Valencian region) from the Meseta (a high plateau in the centre of the Iberian Peninsula).This is a delightful and festive piece which is both pleasant to listen to and exciting to play.

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Almost The Blues - Mike Carubia

A moderate tempo rock groove with plenty of unison uses call & response passages stating the melody. Solos are based on two chords in the friendly key of Bb. Two eight measure ensemble sections follow the solos then to a big ending. Very upbeat and an easy play for your inexperienced group. Includes an optional flute part. Totally Cool!

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Almshouse Street Blues - Philip Sparke

In 2007, Philip Sparke received the exciting task of composing three new works for the historic Monmouth School, situated on the Welsh/English border, at which he was composer-in-residence. Almshouse Street Blues was conceived ina truly democratic way, with each member of the band choosing the kind of piece they wanted! The result reflects the summer festival that takes place in the town each year, where you can experience anything from folk music to jazzand even bangra. With Almshouse Street Blues, Philip Sparke has written a work that will fit perfectly in any festival program. Dur: 4:45

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Aloa-oe

Aloha Temple - Park

Note: This is a reprint from a vintage publication of 1928.No conductor score is published for this work. The Solo Cornet part serves as a conductor guide.Parts for Eb Horns are included; no F Horn parts are published for this work.

Alone - Jérôme Naulais

Along an English Countryside - Richard L. Saucedo

Composed in 12/8 and entirely in one energetic tempo, this masterful work is a musical tribute to the late Sir Malcolm Arnold, one of the most notable English composers of our time. The opening section features a variety of shortsolo statements of the theme, which then leads to well-timed and impressive declarations from the entire ensemble. Within in the confines of this brief yet impressive work, Richard manages to skillfully capture feelings of bothseriousness and playfulness. Along an English Countryside is wonderful as a program opener for festival or contest.

Along Came a Spider - Mike Hannickel

Sure. To the kids it's about Little Miss Muffet and a surprise visit from her friendly local spider.But to you, the director, it's REALLY about the "new" note called concert E-natural. Whatever method book you are using, once concert E-natural has been introduced, the band will be ready to play this one. The students will have fun with foot stomping and Miss Muffet's scream, while you enjoy watching your students get better and better at playing concert E-natural and concert E-flat at the right times.EEEEEEEEK!

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Along the Caney Fork - John Hosay

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Along The Cliffs Of Moher - Lucas M. Johnson

Transport your audience to the rugged western shores of Ireland with "Along the Cliffs of Moher," an emotionally captivating composition by Lucas M. Johnson that vividly captures the breathtaking beauty and untamed power of one of the world's most iconic landscapes. From misty mornings over towering rocks to windswept melodies drifting across the Atlantic, this work blends traditional Celtic motifs with sweeping symphonic passages, evoking both the majesty and the mystery of the Emerald Isle. It's a musical journey that will leave a lasting impression on both your performers and audience. Stunning!This work is not yet in print. Please check back later to view the conductor score and for purchasing information. In the meantime, please enjoy this recording performed by The Washington Winds, conducted by Edward S. Petersen.