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Stirring stuff from the most quintessentially British of the Gilbert and Sullivan Savoy operas. W.S. Gilbert's libretto pokes gently fun at the House of the Lords, but Sullivan's music allows them all their pomp. This wonderful March of the Peers is...

This fun and entertaining piece brings the carefree spirit of the Caribbean to your band. With Latin percussion and Zydeco-inspired rhythms accompanying the easy melody the music keeps everyone busy.Genre: Band | # of Players: Standard Level: 1.5 |...

The “referee” monitors the Battle Royale between two teams. This piece requires each team to work together to create a monstrous sound and battle out their rhythms. Which team wins? You decide!Genre: Percussion Ensemble | # of Players:...

Rook to Bishop is written to showcase the musicianship of the beginning orchestra. Using only quarter notes/rests, half notes/rests, and the pitches D, E, F-sharp, G, A, and B, the piece allows each section an opportunity to play the melody. This...

The composer has atempted to convey the feeling of both joy and sadness by contrasting the light, almost frivolous tune of Queensland Drover with the melancholy of Moreton Bay.Genre: Symphonic Repertoire for Band | # of Players: Standard Level: 4 |...

The “referee” monitors the Battle Royale between two teams. This piece requires each team to work together to create a monstrous sound and battle out their rhythms. Which team wins? You decide!Genre: Percussion Ensemble | # of Players:...

This tour-de-force for solo 5-octave marimba is not for the faint of heart. Driven by octave eighth notes throughout, Remington's Rhapsody for Solo Marimba would've felt right at home in the virtuosic romantic era with contemporaries like Liszt...

Alpine Echoes was composed by Basil Windsor at the turn of the last century to feature the echo cornet. It was a famous part of Harry Mortimer's repertoire when he was principal cornet of the Fodens Motor Works Band from 1925 to 1940. It is an...