Andy de Jarlis' Jig, Irish traditional

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Angel

This popular song recorded by Sarah McLachlan draws its appeal from poignant melodies and meaningful lyrics. Michael Brown has skillfully created an effective concert piece for band using a variety of textures and emotional contours.

Angel Band - Walter S. Hartley

Angel Echoes - Larry Clark

As the title implies, Angel Echoes uses a lot of echo effects throughout, and is based on the interval of a descending perfect fifth. The piece begins with a lush statement of the subtle "angel" theme, which is used throughout the piece and ultimately as the climactic material later in the work. With teachable material steeped in musicality, this remarkable new work for developing ensembles will not disappoint.

Angel Flight - Ed Huckeby

Beautiful! With a flowing and lyrical style characteristic of the best works of Ed Huckeby, this gorgeous ballad opens the door for excellent opportunities to develop musicianship and teach legato playing style. And, your audiences will love it! "Angel Flight" is a "must have" for your next concert!

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Angel Song - Stephen Bulla

This majestic Christmas medley for young band is unusually nice! A creative arrangement you'll want to use year after year, ANGEL SONG is from the pen of one of today's finest composer/arrangers, Stephen Bulla. The inspiring carols "Angels from the Realms of Glory" and "Angels We Have Heard On High" combine in an unforgettable Christmas masterpiece. If you're looking for something fresh and exciting, look no further.

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Angel we Have Heard on High

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Angela's Song - Ed Huckeby

Huckeby's bright and cheery piece for trumpet solo and band provides the perfect medium for showcasing that promising young trumpet player. The medium easy solo part and the easy band parts combine to make this a memorable concert feature.

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Angelic Festival

Richard Saucedo has emerged as one of the best writers of contemporary band works. His newest piece is geared for festival or contest use - a playable, exciting overture with distinctive motifs and a harmonic vocabulary that has great appeal with today's younger players.

Angelic Hosts Proclaim! - Jonathan McBride

Opening with a striking, triumphant fanfare, "Angelic Hosts Proclaim" is a fresh setting of "Hark the Herald Angels Sing." Modest rhythms and ranges allow the ensemble to focus on musicality and expression. As a powerful opener or dramatic closer, "Angelic Hosts Proclaim" will surely be a highlight of your holiday concert.

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