Marching Shows: Nature and Science

Not all is what it seems in UFO, the latest field show from Greg Fhiaras! Challenge your audience and ensemble with the question, "Are first impressions really everything?", and find that true camaraderie

Take your ensemble and audience on a trip among the stars. This celestial production revolves around the attempt to catch a shooting star - we admire their majesty and brilliance, but be warned...getting

Dream big, and take a grand adventure far above the clouds! Featuring original music by Jerbrel M. Bowens, this electrifying show offers infectious chord progressions, power packed brass moments, and plenty

Narrated by Mother Nature herself, this emotional show is a warning to humankind to take care of this precious Earth before it is too late. Musically, Mother Nature leans towards an Avatar-inspired

Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" is remixed in this delightful production. Taking motives and melodies from the beloved classic, this show charts the changing of the seasons from a triumphant spring to an

This musical tale of adventure, danger, and intrigue is told against the backdrop of the exotic desert landscape of the Sahara. The opening movement, Abandonment at Djanet, Libya, sets the

The title means "light," and throughout this show the many forms in which light appears are presented. It opens with nature's sources of sun, fire, lightning, and the aurora borealis and continues with more

Throughout time, the moon has fascinated and mystified humankind. It has long been known to influence the tides and long been suspected of being able to affect people and animals, exerting control and

A true monument of nature, Mount Everest towers as a stately monolith that has stood as an inspiration as well as a challenge throughout history. This dynamic field show expresses all the mystery,

Amazonian Rainforest is a show that transports us to one of the most exotic, dangerous, thrilling, mesmerizing and beautiful places on Earth. The descriptive sounds permeating the production help

Well known classical works are used to transport audiences into the world of myth and legend. lncludes: Movement 1 - The Seas (Saint Saens' Aquarium/Dvorak's New World

A modern approach to the ancient concept of the four basic elements: water, air, earth, and fire, this show features a strong electronic soundscape to set the tone with an earthy Native American feel. The

Duration: 6:40

Wind Difficulty: Grade 2-3

Percussion Difficulty: Beg/Int

   The timeless music of Vivaldi's The Four Seasons (1725, public domain) is renewed

Featuring the music of Pachelbel, Holst, Stravinsky, the folk song of Shenandoah, and original music by Scott Ulrich, this show is a fresh new take on what has always been a "common theme" for the marching

A storm lurks on the horizon, and the marching band is hot on its trail! This spirited new production captures the excitement, wonder, and danger of storm chasing. Beautiful harmonies, daring rhythms, and

Weather is all around us, every moment of our lives. Since the dawn of man we have been fascinated by the beauty, mystery, and raw power of the elements. There is no question why the ancients believed the

This elegant show draws inspiration from the sea and translates it beautifully into a spectacle of aquatic pageantry. Interesting use of harmonies and textures will leave your audience awash with

A dramatic display of nature's raw power. Force of Nature begins the thundering display before we find ourselves in the Eye of the Storm before witnessing the final

Holst's classic symphonic suite is revisited by composer Jason K. Nitsch, giving it his own planetary spin. Red-Planet-Mash-Up, Lullaby of Jupiter and Cosmic Finale create a galaxy of

Here is an original two-part complete show that will transport the audience to East Africa to experience an exciting safari expedition. The music depicts the heat from the sun, gently waving grasses,

One of mankind's most triumphant journeys was landing on the moon. Flight began at Kitty Hawk and is bench marked by first steps on the moons surface. This show takes the audience through the trials and