A Tribute to Dave Brubeck - Dave Brubeck

A Tribute to Dave Brubeck arranged by Patrick Roszell is a rhythmic tour de force for your concert band that will leave your audience breathless. Featuring two of the Dave Brubeck Quartet's best-known charts; the grooving 'Take Five' and the furious 'B

A Tribute to Disney

A Tribute to Edith Piaf

Legend has it that Edith Piaf, one of the greatest stars of the French music scene, was born under a lamp post in Paris and spent much of her childhood roaming the streets, singing in front of a fascinated audience. Out of the poor streets developeda singer who was to become the darling of French cabaret. A Tribute to Edith Piaf is a wonderful arrangement for band of four of the most well-known songs of this romantic, spontaneous, desperate and everlasting legend.

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A Tribute to Elvis

Elvis will be "in the building" when you play this wonderful arrangement by Gerald Sebesky. A true crowd pleaser and alot of fun for not only the audience, but the band as well. Very cool

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A Tribute to Gershwin - George Gershwin

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A Tribute to Gilbert Bcaud - Gilbert Becaud

A Tribute to Harold Arlen - Harold Arlen

Truly an American treasure, composer Harold Arlen will be the subject of a centennial celebration in 2005. This magnificent medley for symphonic band features some of his all-time favorite tunes. Includes: Come Rain or Come Shine, Get Happy, It's Only a Paper Moon, Stormy Weather and That Old Black Magic.

A Tribute to Harry James

For the mature ensemble or community band, Sammy Nestico's tribute to big band trumpeter and band leader Harry James is an absolute gem! Naturally you'll need a hot shot soloist, and a solid concept of swing style, but with thesegreat tunes in the hands of a master arranger, you can't go wrong! Includes Ciribiribin, The Mole, You Made Me Love You, and Trumpet Blues and Cantabile.

A Tribute to Harry James - Eric Coates

Prior to the second world war Harry James was a 'name'. In 1939 this trumpet player/composer founded his own orchestra with which he undertook a series of successful tours. Naohiro Iwai wrote this solo for trumpet with wind band accompaniment as an ode to Harry James, making use of the golden oldies Sleepy Lagoon and Ciribiribin.

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A Tribute to Journey

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