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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 88 Christmas & Holiday Selections | Easy Jingle Bells Alive—arr. Alex Hilliard. A fresh take on the holiday classic, this swing- style arrangement of Jingle Bells is full of energy and festive fun. Great for concert bands looking to explore jazz rhythms and styles – students and audiences will love it! 11637922 Band Set & Score . . . E 68.00 Jingle Jam—arr. Evan VanDoren. If you want to get your audience clapping along, look no further! This is a feel-good holiday celebration that features many of your favorite classics, including Up on the Housetop; Deck the Halls; The Twelve Days of Christmas; O Tannenbaum; God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen and of course, Jingle Bells! A host of percussion instruments ensures everyone feels the groove. Prepare to embrace the spirit of the season! The perfect way to conclude your holiday concert. 11574805 Band Set & Score . . . E 68.00 Last Christmas—George Michael/ arr. Chris M. Bernotas. This classic and timeless Christmas pop hit is now accessible to young bands with this fantastic arrangement. A sure concert favorite that your musicians won't want to stop practicing! 11539988 Band Set & Score . . . E 75.00 Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!— Sammy Cahn & Jule Styne/arr. Michael Kamuf. With its familiar melody, this arrangement of the iconic classic is the perfect way to introduce easy swing style to your beginning band students, and it even includes teaching techniques to meet this goal. Percussionists will mimic the drum set, and lows get a chance at the melody on the bridge. Composed in 1945 during a Hollywood heat wave, this cherished holiday classic is sure to be a favorite of students and audiences alike! 11354904 Band Set & Score . . . E 57.00 March of the Sad Santas—arr. Brandon Robinson. Are you looking for a new twist on some familiar holiday favorites? This creative and fun arrangement takes several holiday classics and transposes them to minor keys. You will hear ominous versions of Jingle Bells; Joy to the World; Good King Wenceslas and Jolly Old St. Nicholas. Great for introducing and teaching march style, this will be an instant hit with your audiences. 11515751 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00 A Mariachi Christmas—arr. Jorge Vargas. Drawing from his own experience as a mariachi musician, composer Jorge Vargas has created this amazing medley of classic Christmas tunes with a mariachi twist! A perfect introduction to the huapango, joropo, and son jalisciense rhythms that are played by mariachi groups all across Mexico and the United States, this arrangement will make a wonderful addition to your next winter or holiday concert. 11515701 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00 A Minor Holiday Celebration—arr. Robert W. Smith. Two Christmas classics have been masterfully rearranged into a harmonic minor mode providing a new twist on these holiday favorites. Quotes from Joy to the World and Jingle Bells are interwoven with quotes from other familiar melodies, including The Dreidel Song and Hallelujah Chorus. A very effective holiday repertoire addition for developing bands. 11100262 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00 The Night Before Christmas (based on the poem by Clement Clarke Moore)— arr. James Swearingen. A classic you will want in your library! This endearing piece uses narration based on the poem 'Twas the Night Before Christmas set amid familiar Christmas carols: Ding Dong! Merrily on High; Jingle Bells; Up on the Housetop; Jolly Old St. Nicholas and We Wish You a Merry Christmas. Perfect for featuring students, staff, or administrators! Optional sound effects can easily be made by members of the band. 10008921 Band Set & Score . . . E 70.00 O' Tannenbaum (O' Cha-Cha Tree)—arr. Michele Fernandez. Cha-cha rhythms bring a fresh dance feel to this easy concert band setting of O Christmas Tree. Syncopated figures are presented in an approachable way that reinforces Latin style and rhythmic precision. A dedicated percussion solo section, written or improvised, adds flair and flexibility. This is a lively, engaging option for winter concerts at the middle or high school level. 11678441 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00 Partridge on Parade—Ruth Brittin. March character anchors the writing, offering young players a fresh stylistic experience in a holiday setting. Set at an easy level for concert band, the music features a central key change, subtle references to holiday melodies, and plenty of dotted eighth- sixteenth rhythms that reinforce rhythmic accuracy. The melody is shared across sections, making it an engaging winter selection with clear teaching value. 11677914 Band Set & Score . . . E 60.00 Pat-a-Pan—Bernard de la Monnoye/arr. Robert Longfield. Using limited ranges and easy rhythms, this classic French carol skillfully arranged for second-year players will be a holiday hit. With a captivating underlying pulse, the woodwinds are featured on the melody with trumpet figures echoing. Later the brass take their turn with the melody. Effectively arranged for all sections of the band. 11571738 Band Set & Score . . . E 55.00 Photos from December—Randall Stand- ridge. Warm, reflective, and expressive, this lyrical holiday work for concert band looks back on treasured winter memories with quiet intimacy. Original melodies are woven together with fleeting echoes of familiar carols, appearing like fragments of the past before softly slipping away. Flowing lines and rich harmonies create a sense of comfort touched by subtle longing, offering young ensembles a meaningful opportunity to explore expressive playing in a heartfelt holiday setting. 11684731 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00 Pirate Kings from the East (based on We Three Kings)—John Henry Hopkins/ arr. Scott Watson. This work reimagines the legendary journey of the Three Kings, musically transporting the action from the desert to the high seas, swapping the traditional caravan of camels with a fearsome tall ship and pirate crew! Bold themes, triple-meter sea-shanty rhythms, and exciting percussion contribute to the high-spirited adventure. At the stirring conclusion of this buccaneer drama, one can almost hear the maritime Magi heartily proclaiming, "We Three Kings of Orient... ARRRGH!" From the PerformancePlus+ series, which presents educational resources designed to enrich the rehearsal process and create outstanding performances. (2:45) 11568594 Band Set & Score . . . E 60.00 The Polar Express—arr. Johnnie Vinson. From the animated blockbuster holiday film, here is an arrangement of the main theme. Sure to be enjoyed year after year, this spirited version will sound great with young groups. 2481784 Band Set & Score . . . E 55.00 Russian Christmas Music—Alfred Reed/ arr. Story. A masterwork for concert bands since 1944, this scoring for young bands captures all the intrigue of the original. Although abridged, familiar material from all four distinct sections is included and featured. A dynamic addition to young band literature! 10094737 Band Set & Score . . . E 62.00 S'vivon! (Flexible Instrumentation)— arr. Laura Estes. This arrangement is a wonderful addition to the holiday repertoire. It has spirit and features a few twists and turns that make it unique. The percussion is featured, including the use of finger cymbals. Your winds will also enjoy the opportunity for rhythmic handclaps that really bring an element of fun to this piece! 11576706 Band Set & Score . . . E 70.00 Santa the Barbarian and the Pirates of the North Pole—Randall D. Standridge. This feisty and festive holiday work finds our iconic antihero taking to the seas to spread his brand of holiday mayhem. Written in a jaunty 3/4 time, chapter 2 of the Santa the Barbarian saga evokes both yuletide cheer and danger on the high seas as our jolly old elf and his pirates pillage, plunder, and bring the spirit of the season to anyone unlucky enough to cross their paths. Incorporating familiar tunes in the style of sea shanties (Jolly Old St. Nicholas; I Saw Three Ships; Ukrainian Bell Carol and more), this work for narrator and concert band is sure to be the talk of your next winter concert! Rated Arrrrrgh! 11400092 Band Set & Score . . . E 50.00 Santa the Barbarian: Snowpocalypse— Randall Standridge. Brace yourselves for the epic conclusion to the Santa the Barbarian saga. This chapter finds our anti- hero battling the coming of spring to create his kingdom of eternal winter! Combining themes from Vivaldi's Spring and Winter as well as Dies Irae; Deck the Halls; Jingle Bells; Up on the Housetop; O Christmas Tree and We Wish You a Merry Christmas, this dramatic work for band and narrator is sure to be a highlight of your winter concert! Ho, Ho, HOOOOOOOO! 11515767 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00 A Silent Night in Scarborough (Silent Night & Scarborough Fair)—arr. Tyler Arcari. Who would have thought that mixing these two minor-key classics together would work so well? This delicate and gorgeous work perfectly shows off the concert band in all its vibrant color. 11615059 Band Set & Score . . . E 65.00 Sleigh Ride—Leroy Anderson/arr. Michael Story. Don't miss this great arrangement of Leroy Anderson's classic wintry holiday song! This arrangement is so much more musical than previous editions at this level that we think everyone should consider this for their next winter concert. From the jingling of the sleigh bells to the clip-clop of the temple blocks to the easy but effective countermelodies, everything in this arrangement helps to make it a stand-out in holiday band repertoire! Wonderful! 2418473 Band Set & Score . . . E 63.00 Snow Day!—Katie O'Hara LaBrie. Waking up on a cold winter day. Sledding. Hot chocolate. It's a snow day! Craftily designed using limited ranges and a jolly melody that outlines the B-flat major scale, this is a highly accessible piece. Its bright melodies and jingle bell accompaniment will delight students and audiences alike. (2:15) 11616393 Band Set & Score . . . E 55.00 Snowdrifts—Jordan Sterk. Gentle winter imagery and flowing lyricism define this easy concert band waltz. A calm opening melody passes through the ensemble over sustained harmonies, building toward a central key change that adds warmth and lift. Emphasis on phrasing, balance, and dynamic shaping supports expressive growth. A fitting choice for a winter concert when introducing lyrical style and ensemble blend to developing players. 11678239 Band Set & Score . . . E 75.00 Whether you're building a library or selecting music for your next performance, Pepper's Basic Library directs you to the time-honored, proven repertoire. Look for our Basic Library while you shop. Time-honored, proven repertoire

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