In partnership with Oxford University Press and authorized by the Vaughan Williams Charitable Trust, this major new initiative brings the incredible catalog of Ralph Vaughan Williams to the wind band

In partnership with Oxford University Press and authorized by the Vaughan Williams Charitable Trust, this major new initiative brings the incredible catalog of Ralph Vaughan Williams to the wind band

This festive work explores the brightness inside us when we feel elated or joyous, something beyond simply being content. Happiness comes from events and people around you; but joy - that comes from within.

Delight your holiday audiences with a charming and colorful set of variations on this popular Christmas carol. This jolly setting leads to a colorful Spanish bolero, a rousing march, and a Bach-style fugue,

An excellent introduction to dance styles with just a touch of chromaticism to spice things up a bit. The sultry sounds of the tango come through loud and clear for a pleasant and unique change of pace to

Suspense, mystery, and adventure converge in this brilliant original work. Inspired by classic thrillers, it seeks to find truth in a world of deceit and conflict. Certain to keep audiences on the edge of

Why should the brass get to play all of the fanfares? This a thrilling and unique concert opener for wind ensemble, minus brass, allows your band to stand out while the brass get to take a well-deserved

The sounds of the Old West come alive in this exciting arrangement for concert band! Effectively scored so each section can sound their best, your band will really enjoy playing this one.

Bill Buchanan is one of the preeminent music teachers in Queensland; a nurturer and a developer of talent. When he left full time work to pursue other projects his students, past and present, put together a

Using lush harmonies and a variety of textures, this emotion-filled work is carefully orchestrated to bring out the rich sonority of the symphonic band. Mid-level Bands will sound impressive performing this

Ideas for new works often present themselves in unusual ways. Because this piece was commissioned in honor of a 50th annual band festival, I decided to try to make a connection between the beginning of the