A New Beginning - Alan Laken

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A New Beginning - Marianne Zaindl

A New Beginning - Satoshi Yagisawa

A New Beginning begins with a beautiful and sensitive chorale shaping the musical ideas. This chorale builds up to a fast and rhythmical setting, creating a vivid and spectacular feel, with lots of percussion. The instrumentation is versatile and colourful, which makes the piece very pleasant to play and work on for each instrumental group within the band. The music slows down again in the finale, but in a maestoso style. This leads onto a dramatic and impressive ending!

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A New Birth of Freedom - Randol Alan Bass

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A New Boogie Woogie - Manfred Schneider

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A New Dawn - Lisa Galvin

A New Day - Alan Lee Silva

This up-tempo dance-like piece features a celebratory trumpet melody, intricate woodwind passages, sparkling percussion, and call-and-response phrases between sections of the band. Composer Alan Lee Silva uses his background in television and film scoring to take both the players and listeners on a substantial and meaningful musical journey. Show off your band with this fabulous new contest/festival selection.

A New Orleans Promenade - Larry Neeck

"A New Orleans Promenade" is fun-filled from start to finish! This unique medley, arranged in traditional New Orleans Jazz style, consists of three classic songs, "What A Friend We Have In Jesus," "St. Louis Blues," and "When The Saints Go Marching In." To spice things up even more, an optional jazz combo can be featured as part of the ensemble. This cheerful, engaging arrangement will provide a treat for your students and audience alike. Great fun, and excellent for small groups and distance learning!

A Nickelodeon Melodrama - Orcino

Here's a fun-filled and entertaining selection! A heroic fanfare announces the opening curtain of a musical melodrama right out of the golden age of silent film. The hero, the damsel in distress and their perilous journey all set to well-known musical tunes, with your band replacing the theater organ. It's perfect for featuring your principal or other celebrity as narrator! Use a little creativity and allow your students to play the silent actors and even make their own silent movie. Encourage your audience to hiss, boo and cheer during the unfolding story. Easily rehearsed and fun for all! Your audience and students wont stop talking (and laughing) about this entertaining feature.

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A Night At The Ballet