Delta Force (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Cook, Paul

In a feverish march-style, "Delta Force" opens with a South American flavour. The work builds upon a flowing melody initially established by the low brass and low woodwinds but transcends freely throughout the ensemble. A gallant programmatic work.Duration: 1:45

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Deluge (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Oare, Michael

This descriptive work for first-year players pays tribute to all those affected by the devastation created by Hurricane Florence in 2018 as it swept through the Carolinas. The dark mood combined with powerful musical statements will help make this a meaningful piece for your young players. Duration: 2:15

Dem Bones (Trombone Section Feature with Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Johnson, James Weldon - Story, Michael

The tune is a traditional African-American spiritual, but your trombones will adore the chance to demonstrate the glissando. Also known by the name "Dry Bones" this arrangement is sure to tickle your funny bone as well. Duration: 2.00

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Dem Bones (Trombone Section Feature with Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Shaffer, David

If you got the "Bones," then let 'em have some fun! This trombone feature will showcase those slidin' bones, and let everyone have some fun in the process. Punctuated by clever percussion sound effects, the entire band will enjoy as the piece gets faster....and faster....and faster! This will be the hit of your concert, and "Dem Bones" will love it! Duration: 1.45

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Demon Slayer: Mugen Train, Music from (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Kajiura & Shiina - Brown, Michael

From this immensely popular Japanese anime movie (worldwide highest-grossing film of 2020) comes a soundtrack packed with drama and adventure. Michael Brown's carefully paced medley for the symphonic stage features a blend of tender moments contrasted with bold themes with intensity and majesty.Duration: 4.00

Demophon Overture (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Cherubini, Luigi - Takahashi, Tohru

Cherubini made his Paris debut with Demophon, which premiered in 1788. Tohru Takahashi has arranged this dramatic overture for concert band, with specific parts for oboe, bassoon and saxophone among others. However, since the important parts are also included as cues in the score, it can be adapted to a more limited instrumentation.Duration: 7:00

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Deo Gracias (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Woolfenden, Guy

Originally written to accompany the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Henry V, the 3-movement "Deo Gracias" follows the coronation of King Henry V, the victory of the Battle of Agincourt, the betrothal of King Henry and Princess Katharine of France and ends with the optimistic and jaunty 'King's March.'

Deo Gracias (Concert Band - Score Only) - Woolfenden, Guy

Originally written to accompany the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of Henry V, the 3-movement "Deo Gracias" follows the coronation of King Henry V, the victory of the Battle of Agincourt, the betrothal of King Henry and Princess Katharine of France and ends with the optimistic and jaunty 'King's March.'

Der Aufstand (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Higgins, Gavin

Der Aufstand (German for 'riot') is not a descriptive work, nor is it solely based on the riots of 2011. It does, however, draw on the idea of opposing forces and escalating anger. The work falls into two contrasting sections that are linked by a series of repeated, 'screaming' chords. A slow build drives the first section from a single pitch to a blazing orchestral tutti. The second section is a fast and wild series of fanfares and driving rhythms that ultimately cannot be sustained. In many ways this mirrors the first. Both sections open on single tones (Bb and E) and grow to a climax of brass and hammered chords. The first performance took place on the last day of the 2012 Olympic Games. Der Aufstand is a noisy antithesis to the celebratory fanfare. Duration: 10.00

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Der Erlkonig (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Watson, Scott

Der Erlkonig, or "The Elf King," is based on Johann Goethe's late 18th-century poem of the same name in which a father and his young son ride home on horseback one dark and eerie night. The father tries to calm the increasingly fearful son by explaining everything the boy reports as simply leaves rustling in the wind or willows moving in the fog. Nonetheless, the father rides faster and faster home only to find the boy is dead in his arms when they arrive. Goethe's dark and Gothic tale is brought to spine-tingling life in this harrowing, fast-paced tone poem for band.Duration: 3:20

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