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2026 Fall Concert Band Catalog

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Editors' Choice New Basic Library A Cappella Available via ePrint Downloadable All Prices in U.S. Dollars & Subject To Publisher Revision 34 Concert & Contest | Medium Closure (Flexible Instrumentation)— Tyler Mazone. Rich lyricism and layered counterpoint shape this concert band work with flex instrumentation. Slow, expressive writing has each line moving independently, encouraging students to balance and listen across the ensemble. Involved percussion writing adds depth and texture, making it an effective selection for high school concerts or festival programs. 11678066 Band Set & Score . . . M 75.00 Closure—Tyler Mazone. Rich lyricism and layered counterpoint shape this emotional concert band work. Slow, expressive writing has each line moving independently, encouraging students to balance and listen across the ensemble. Involved percussion writing adds depth and texture, making it an effective selection for high school concerts or festival programs. 11680183 Band Set & Score . . . M 75.00 Cloud Nine!—Naoya Wada. Embrace a feeling of supreme happiness with this energetic, festive concert band work. Catchy melodies, stylish contemporary harmonies, and driving syncopated rhythms create strong forward momentum and immediate appeal. Conceived as a concert opener or encore, the music radiates exhilaration and joy from start to finish. 11687337 Band Set & Score . . M 102.06 Clouds That Sail in Heaven—Todd Stalter. You'll capture everyone's attention with this enthralling fanfare based on the hymn All Creatures of Our God and King. Short fragments of the melody are effectively combined with syncopated figures and dynamic percussion in this brilliant display of musical fireworks. A joyous opening statement for any occasion. 10027600 Band Set & Score . . . M 68.00 Columbia River Quickstep (Flexible Instrumentation)—David A. Jones/arr. Josh Trentadue. A quickstep march with lighthearted motion for medium-level flex band scored for six wind parts and percussion section. Set primarily in 2/2, the writing adds interest through sudden 5/4 measures, frequent key changes, and staccato quarter- note accompaniment beneath a nimble melody. The bright character and rhythmic variety make it a refreshing, accessible choice for high school programs seeking something lively and distinctive. 11678067 Band Set & Score . . . M 85.00 Concord—arr. Clare Grundman. This exciting work is a fantasia on the early American tunes White Cockade; America and Yankee Doodle. Clare Grundman has really outdone himself and this is destined to become a classic! 2200806 Band Set & Score . . . M 95.00 The Conquerors Return—Adam Arnold. A distant drumbeat grows as marching songs roll across the hills in this Grade 2.5 concert band work. Brass calls and resonant percussion build anticipation as bells ring in celebration of the soldiers' return. Drawing on the grand, cinematic spirit of early 20th- century orchestral writing, the music uses bold rhythms and rising intensity to depict power, arrival, and victory. The result is a vivid portrayal of a glorious homecoming, full of momentum, weight, and ceremonial splendor, great for any concert performance. 11686072 Band Set & Score . . . M 90.00 Contre Qui, Rose—Morten Lauridsen/ trans. Reynolds. Originally from the pen of renowned choral composer Morten Lauridsen, this warm and dignified setting by H. Robert Reynolds works particularly well for concert bands. Phrasing is of the utmost importance to fully reflect the beautiful harmonies. The eloquence of the piece is stunningly gorgeous from the first note to the last. Breathtaking! 10014298 Band Set & Score . . . M 80.00 Country Gardens—arr. Percy Grainger / ed. Brant Karrick. The importance of the music of Percy Grainger to the concert band world is immeasurable. Even this simple tune from one of his greatest works displays his genius with harmony, counterpoint, and color. It's an excellent way to introduce younger students to his music! 10360955 Band Set & Score . . . M 78.00 Courage and Faith—Katie LaBrie. Inspired by words of Saint Francis de Sales, this Grade 3 concert band work explores resilience, reflection, and renewal. Bold, energetic passages alternate with lyrical moments of introspection, tracing a journey through challenge toward confidence. An opening horn call establishes a sense of growing courage, then contrasting sections allow space for reflection before building to an uplifting conclusion. Expressive and purposeful, it offers ensembles a chance to develop contrast, phrasing, and musical storytelling in a meaningful concert setting. 11684710 Band Set & Score . . . M 75.00 Cross Country—Carl Holmquist. This concert band work traces a reflective and ultimately triumphant journey inspired by cross-country running. A hopeful euphonium solo opens the piece before rhythmic momentum takes hold, depicting the twists, challenges, and persistence of the race. The music returns to the opening theme in a bold collective statement to create a strong programmatic selection for high school players. 11686144 Band Set & Score . . . M 75.00 Crystal Oscillation (Flexible Instrumen- tation)—Josh Trentadue. Inspired by a video game crashing during a boss battle, this work is for medium-level flex band with an advanced soloist part adaptable to any instrument. The music reflects the unstable, high-stakes energy of a game glitching at the most frustrating time. The title references a crystal oscillator, an electronic circuit used in systems like the Sega Genesis. This is represented through rapid sixteenth-note runs, complex rhythms, and escalating technical demands in the solo line. 11678070 Band Set & Score . . . M 80.00 Crystal Oscillation—Josh Trentadue. Inspired by a video game crashing during a boss battle, this work is for medium-level concert band with an advanced soloist part adaptable to any instrument. The music reflects the unstable, high-stakes energy of a game glitching at the most frustrating time. The title references a crystal oscillator, an electronic circuit used in systems like the Sega Genesis, represented by rapid sixteenth-note runs, complex rhythms, and escalating technical demands in the solo line. 11680175 Band Set & Score Soloist & Concert Band. . . . . M 85.00 Dance of the Hours (from "La Giaconda") —Amilcare Ponchielli/arr. Toshio Sakamoto. Playful charm shapes this high school concert band arrangement of the familiar operatic dance presented with a light, quirky character. Graceful phrases and buoyant pacing keep textures transparent while preserving classical style. A refreshing programming option when adding a touch of wit and elegance to a concert while reinforcing articulation and stylistic clarity. 11686259 Band Set & Score . . M 120.00 Danse Bohemien—Randall D. Standridge. Energy bursts from this exhilarating piece from the first note to the last. The tuneful dance features lively rhythms and dynamic contrasts, as well as a chance for your xylophone player to be in the spotlight. Whether you use it as a concert opener, closer or encore, this piece will leave a lasting impression with your audience. 10187801 Band Set & Score . . . M 70.00 Daredevil—Mark Lortz. This high-wire work will tempt even the bravest among your students! It's a tour de force for concert band inspired by the likes of Evel Knievel and other brave exhibitionists throughout history. A winner for concert programs for sure! 11615367 Band Set & Score . . . M 80.00 Dawn on the Island—Tyler Mazone. Warm, flowing lyricism shapes this piece for high school band, unfolding through fluctuating tempos and richly layered harmonies. An extended clarinet solo opens the work with exposed, expressive writing before the ensemble gradually expands the texture. As lines thicken and harmonic tension builds, the piece drives toward a powerful climax before settling back into its earlier calm expression. It offers developing players a meaningful opportunity to grow musically while delivering an evocative, atmospheric concert performance. 11632065 Band Set & Score . . . M 65.00 Deus ex Machina (Flexible Instrumen- tation)—Randall D. Standridge. Altered scales, cinematic scoring, and a dub-step/ techno feel are fused into a truly unique musical construction that utilizes all of the colors of the wind ensemble. Electronics and sound effects create an added dimension in sound. The ideal choice for a group looking for a challenge and a piece that is outside the box. This version is part of the Randall Standridge Music Flex Series designed to be adaptable to bands, orchestras, or small ensembles of any instrumentation. Optional click and backing tracks as well as reproducible parts make this an ideal choice for ensembles looking for ultimate flexibility in live or online rehearsal and performance. 11219789 Band Set & Score . . . M 75.00 Deus ex Machina—Randall D. Standridge. Altered scales, cinematic scoring, and a dub-step/techno feel are fused into a truly unique musical construction that utilizes all of the colors of the wind ensemble. Electronics and sound effects create an added dimension in sound. The ideal choice for a group looking for a challenge and a piece that is outside the box. 11173577 Band Set & Score . . . M 90.00 Devious Dance—Dakota Pederson. From the striking and somewhat sinister opening strains, you'll know immediately that this is not just a normal dance! This energetic and rhythmic work features a driving pulse throughout along with a sprinkling of dissonances and cluster chords to create a sense of tension and excitement. The dynamic percussion writing helps propel this creative piece from start to finish. (c. 4:30) 11570169 Band Set & Score . . . M 85.00 Dusk—Steven Bryant. This chorale-like work captures the reflective calm of dusk - the time when night begins to settle, but the sky is still illuminated by the fiery hues of the setting sun. A dramatic concert selection. 2480251 Band Set & Score . . M 115.00 El Camino Real—Alfred Reed/arr. Robert Longfield. Composed in 1986, El Camino Real is a true standard for advanced ensembles. Robert Longfield has master- fully adapted this gem making it accessible to younger groups. A truly rewarding and distinctive work! 10373852 Band Set & Score . . . M 80.00 Elegy for a Young American—Ronald Lo Presti. A mainstay of the concert repertoire and a popular choice for contests and festivals. 691923 Band Set & Score . . M 120.00 Folders

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