THE MAZZANTI METHOD, Vol. 2: DAILY WARM-UPS FOR PICCOLO is a compendium of 24 complete sets of studies in low notes, high notes, facility, intonation, scales, flexibility, melodic expression, and more. In
Ulysses Kay's Fugitive Songs, written for mezzo-soprano and piano, was first performed at Illinois Wesleyan University in May of 1956. The song cycle includes eight short songs, all dedicated to his wife.
As a composer, Lukas Foss (1922–2009) was fluent with a variety of different mediums, including works for orchestra, chamber ensembles, solo instruments and voices. He eagerly explored a wide variety
Marcel Tournier (1879–1951) was one of the most important harpist/composers in the history of the harp. Over his long career, he added a significant catalogue of very beautiful works to the harp
Master clarinet pedagogue Kalmen Opperman has drawn from over fifty years of teaching expertise to impart the most comprehensive collection of exercise, etudes, orchestral excerpts and solos to develop
Performing in a string quartet is a special experience when first learning to play a string instrument. Comprising two violins, one viola, and one cello, the ensemble features the beauty of each
A great mashup of the Hallelujah Chorus and other familiar winter melodies complete with horse whinny and all! Written in the key of F with four horn parts, this tune is meant for ensembles ready
With a playful blend of modern rhythms and spirited harmonies, this hip and swinging melody offers a fresh, catchy interpretation of the beloved classic God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen. Blending in
From the opening fanfare, this adaptation of the familiar Christmas carol Joy to the World will put you in the holiday spirit! The piece opens with fragments of the familiar carol cleverly woven
This lyrical 6/8 piece, originally written for orchestra, has been thoughtfully arranged for concert band in the accessible key of B-flat major. This energetic piece is fun to play, beginning with
The Greater Farallones National Marine Sanctuary off the Northern California coast is centered around the Farallones, a set of islands sometimes referred to as the Devil's Teeth by mariners, citing the
This fiery work is a celebration of exemplary people who seem almost superhuman in their passion, purpose, and perseverance in accomplishing landmark goals that have changed the world. The theme features
Despite being considered folklore, the legend of John Henry may be based on a true story of a powerful steel-driving man who was part of a railroad tunneling crew after the Civil War. The music depicts the
Although written in the traditional 6/8 march form, this march lets the lower instruments and horns get away from the usual offbeat accompaniment. With interesting melodies and countermelodies, use this
Premiered at the Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina, this march describes the beautiful mountain views that gave Asheville its nickname, "Land of the Sky." Written in the traditional style of
A regal statement that features a range of textures, dynamics, and articulation while highlighting a stately dotted eighth-note motive throughout. Strong homophonic presentations of the main theme are
Set in B-flat major, this bright and brisk concert march in 6/8 time is infused with colorful articulations and dramatic dynamics. An exuberant performance selection!
In Granada, Spain, this complex of whitewashed cave houses was dug into the hillside beginning in the early 16th century, providing safety for the inhabitants and shelter from the harsh Andalusian sun and
A beautiful piece for concert band featuring fresh harmonies and lush orchestration connects performers and audiences together in an emotional and fulfilling journey. A modern take on Baroque-era chorales,
It's a masquerade ball, and your listeners are on a quest to find someone before the clock strikes midnight! This G minor musical adventure in 2/4 time alternates lyrical melodies with emphatic accents as
This exciting musical experience for developing band students offers many opportunities to practice triplets, rhythms, enharmonic note-reading, and clarinet runs that cross the break. Written in G