Apollo March - Anton Bruckner

Apollo Overture - Andrew Balent

Apollo: Myth and Legend - Rob Romeyn

Don't miss this stunning exploration into the world of Greek mythology. Destined to become a classic for concert and festival use, "Apollo: Myth and Legend" is a powerful work encompassing drama, emotion, and stark musical contrasts. Solo opportunities for horn or euphonium and through cross cueing will help ensure success for many different performance situations. A truly outstanding work in every way!!

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Apollon

Apophis - Jonathan McBride

This intense work of astronomical power will grab the imagination of both performers and audience. This music depiction of the asteroid Apophis, which will approach (and possibly impact) the Earth in coming years, features changing styles, driving ostinatos, and a forceful, minor-key melody. Exciting music for young musicians, and excellent for any programming situation. "Apophis" is sure to make an impact!

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Apositron - Thomas Stone

This masterwork is a magnificent way for a fine band to announce themselves! Absolutely impressive!

Apothose Finale - Hector Berlioz

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Apotheosis of This Earth - Karel Husa

Originally for Orchestra and Chorus. Arranged by Husa for concert band (Grades 4-5).

Appalachian Dances - James Curnow

Intriguing modes, authentic rhythms and vivid orchestrational contrasts are hallmarks of James Curnow's masterfully-crafted Appalachian Dances. The enchanting authentic Appalachian fiddle melodies are a musical treasure well worth reviving and bringing to the concert band stage. Snap rhythms recall the early heritage of hill country music in the first movement, which is followed by a richly harmonized air. The piece concludes with a rollicking third movement. In addition to being a memorable addition to your concert program, Appalachian Dances is just plain FUN to play. American musical heritage on display!

Appalachian Dreams

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