Apollo 13, Music from (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Horner, James - Moss, John

James Horner's magnificent score plays a key role in the drama of this blockbuster movie. John Moss' medley for band opens with the plaintive solo trumpet theme, and includes several of the film's memorable and inspiring themes. Includes: Main Title; End Credits; Re-Entry and Splashdown.

Apollo 72 (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - De Haan, Jan

Duration: 3:00

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Apollo Fanfare (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Smith, Robert W.

This dynamic original work will serve equally well as an opener or closer for your beginning ensemble. Solidly scored with energy and enthusiasm, this is a true musical celebration! Duration: 2.30

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Apollo: Myth and Legend (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Romeyn, Rob

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!!Duration: 5.30

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Apophis (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

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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Appalachia (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Bulla, Stephen

Along a corridor of the north-eastern USA lie the sprawling Appalachian Mountains. Their colourful folklore is the subject of the composer's impression in this piece. The themes make playful references to characteristic folk and square dance melodies. Be sure to listen for the fiddler tuning up.Duration: 2.00

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Appalachian Air (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Brown, Michael

Based on the tune My Shepherd Will Supply My Need from the traditional work "Walker's Southern Harmony," this sensitive and richly-scored setting provides a wonderful showcase for legato melodies and flowing counterlines. The piece builds gradually throughout, leading to the "maestoso" emotional peak. From there it winds down to a beautifully calm and peaceful close. Very effective!Duration: 4:35

Appalachian Carol (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Brubaker, Jerry

This lovely American carol was believed to have originated in Southern Appalachia in the early 1900s. It is a beautiful lullaby with a simple melody and lush harmonies. Jerry Brubaker's compelling countermelodies combined with his contemporary flair enhance this somewhat traditional carol. Easy rhythms and sensible ranges make this a snap to prepare and a perfect choice for your concert band holiday program. Don't pass this one by. Duration: 3.45

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Appalachian Dreams (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Barrett, Roland

Based on material borrowed from "Going to Boston" and "Soldier, Won't You Marry Me?" this works starts with a tranquil opening, then a bold, powerful statement leads to a dreamlike, mesmerising section. With a powerful percussion contribution, the driving conclusion resounds.Duration: 4:45

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Appalachian Folk Carol (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Watson, Scott

The Appalachian folk carol, "Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head," was collected by folk musicologist (and the composer of the tune, "I Wonder as I Wander"), John Jacob Niles, in the early Twentieth Century. This hauntingly beautiful arrangement of the tune explores the Nativity with peaceful reverence and mysterious wonder. Watson's writing includes expressive tempo changes, lush scoring for full band, transparent episodes for woodwinds, and delicate percussion writing, offering bands ample opportunity for performing with musical beauty and eloquence.Duration: 4.30

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