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WORKS WITH FLEXIBLE INSTRUMENTATION
Buckets Full of Christmas Joy—arr. Larry
Clark. Feature your percussion section on found
instruments such as paint cans, metal trashcans,
and metal pipes with this fun, Latin-influenced
mashup of holiday favorites. All sections have
an opportunity to shine on the melody, and some
creative rhythmic tricks will have the players and
audience moving in their seats.
11576709 Band Set & Score
Flexible Instrumentation . . . . . 70.00
Byzantine Dances (Flexcel Concert Works)—
Carol Brittin Chambers. This is a thrilling work
that will engage both students and audiences
from the start! The use of the harmonic major
scale gives this work its Byzantine flavor while a
full percussion section provides plenty of color.
A slower and mysterious B section introduces
snapping, and the recap of the initial theme utilizes
clapping effects. An exciting ending rounds out this
adventure! The adaptability of this piece allows for
it to be played with as few as five players, which
makes it highly flexible for many performance or
rehearsal situations. Includes a letter for proof of
copyright permission as well as a digital download
coupon so you can get the music to your students.
11212512 Band Set & Score . . . . . . . . . . 60.00
Captain Courageous—Rob Romeyn. This bold
and regal fanfare will have developing bands
sounding beyond their years. Opening with a
powerful declarative statement, memorable
melodic lines then follow, making this the perfect
vehicle for contest and festival use. Dynamic and
heroic, it provides a wonderful musical experience
for all. Scored for flexible ensemble.
11571894 Band Set & Score
Flexible Instrumentation . . . . . 70.00
Centrifugal Force—Sean O'Loughlin. Just as
the title suggests, this exciting original work is
full of push-and-pull contrasts between musical
concepts that will have the audience pinned to the
backs of their seats. Open voicings give the piece
its fresh and mysterious sound.
11576708 Band Set & Score
Flexible Instrumentation . . . . . 70.00
Crusade (Flexible Instrumentation)—Vince
Gassi. Set in the dorian mode, this ominous work
opens with a foreboding theme and develops with
vibrant and dramatic energy. It conjures images
of strength, majesty, and passion. It continues
to build throughout, culminating in a powerful,
climactic ending. This flex title will add just the right
amount of intrigue to your next concert!
11535687 Band Set & Score . . . . . . . . . . 65.00
Dr. ROCKenstein (Flexible Instrumentation)—
arr. Steve Hodges. Take some of the scariest
and memorable musical motives, set them to an
exciting rock beat, and you have the perfect end-
of-rehearsal piece! Challenging and engaging,
this clever flex arrangement provides plenty of
opportunities for each section of the band to shine.
With active percussion and solid scoring, this piece
will be a real hit with the band and audience alike!
11535674 Band Set & Score . . . . . . . . . . 65.00
Flashpoint—Tyler Arcari. Here's a high-energy
rhythmic work using meter changes, syncopation,
dotted quarter notes, and tied rhythms to create
excitement. Excellent use of unison scoring
reinforces the rhythms and adds power to the
sound. Other effects such as horn rips and
handclaps add an extra layer of color. The perfect
opener for your young concert band!
11576710 Band Set & Score
Flexible Instrumentation . . . . . 70.00
Inspiration Fanfare (Flexible Instrument-
ation)—Adrian B. Sims. Fueled by the inspiration
of morning sunlight, this colorful fanfare depicts
joy and opportunity. The opening statement
transforms throughout the piece, providing
musically engaging parts for all. Extremely
playable yet sophisticated in sound, Inspiration
Fanfare creates a sense of anticipation and
excitement. A joyful celebration of music! With
this flexible arrangement, conductors no longer
need to choose between function and texture.
Ensembles with instrumentation challenges
still have numerous options to cover all parts,
yet orchestration is elevated significantly to
be faithful to the composer's original intent.
Musicians have more opportunities to rest, and
timbre once again becomes a central element of
the work. It's the best of both worlds: flexible and
colorful! (2:15)
11535684 Band Set & Score . . . . . . . . . . 70.00
Kyiv, 2022 (A Sequel to Moscow, 1941 -
Flexible Instrumentation)—Brian Balmages.
The immensely popular concert band work is
presented here in a flexible format that departs
from the normal flex setting to preserve the
musicality of the original.
11536311 Band Set & Score . . . . . . . . . . 75.00
Music from How to Train Your Dragon (Flex
Band)—John Powell/arr. Johnnie Vinson.
The 2010 movie has become a classic, and
John Powell's masterful soundtrack beautifully
captures the dramatic moments and mood
of the story. Here are the main themes from
the soundtrack in a terrific setting for flexible
instrumentation.
11571744 Band Set & Score . . . . . . . . . . 65.00
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