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2026 Fall Orchestra Catalog

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Infinitum—Chris Pilsner. Lush, romantic melodies and harmonies sit at the heart of this full orchestra work with choir, based on poetry from William Blake's Auguries of Innocence. The expansive palette highlights the challenge and beauty of blending orchestral color with choral sound. Choose it to present a richly textured collaboration centered on lyrical expression and meaning. 11689380 Full Orchestra w/ SATB Chorus. . . . . . . . MA 145.00 Into the Astral Plane—Aaron Soltis. With intense driving motives, sweeping lyrical lines, and a cinematic style reminiscent of Hollywood film scores, this piece is perfect for your full orchestra. 11625553 Full Orchestra . . MA 175.00 A Light in the Ocean—Chris Pilsner. A reflection of the wonders of life across our planet, the simple melody slowly develops and changes over the course of the piece to exemplify the ever-changing life cycle of the world. The piece relies heavily on the Dorian mode, having a minor quality but with an added brightness and light. A sense of gentle movement in the orchestra gives each moment a water-like quality. 11520748 Full Orchestra . . MA 195.00 Mind Over (Particulate) Matter—Bobby Ge. Particulate matter is defined by the EPA as a potentially hazardous mixture of solid andliquid particles in the air. Growing up in an increasingly polluted metropolitan center, Ifound myself drawn to this image of a million airborne atomies whirling past each other,unseen yet harmful. They seemed a perfect metaphor for the chaotic soup of thoughts,reminders, distractions, and non sequiturs that flitted through my mind day in and dayout. This perpetual state of mental white noise gradually became the norm as I began tolearn how to focus on the tasks appointed me.Mind Over (Particulate) Matter is about this search for focus in a world of mentalparticulate matter. 11605343 Full Orchestra . . . . A 250.00 Mount Everest—Rossano Galante. Bold, towering fanfares and sweeping orchestral textures trace a musical ascent of Mt. Everest in this full orchestra work. Powerful statements give way to warm, expansive passages, balancing strength with lyricism throughout. The cinematic pacing sustains momentum while highlighting contrast and color across the ensemble. A commanding opener or closer for developed programs seeking a dramatic, high-impact piece that showcases both power and expressive breadth. 11680885 Full Orchestra . . . MA 95.00 Olympus Calls—Steve Parsons. This dynamic concert opener can also be used for graduations or other ceremonial events that evoke the atmosphere of a stately processional. Based on both the concept of the Olympic games and the Olympians of Greek mythology, this piece portrays the majesty of Mount Olympus calling out from on high as mighty heroes heed the summons and assemble. Brilliant fanfares flourish and the thunder of percussion captures the drama and triumphant victories echoing throughout the ages. A great showcase for a strong horn section! 11401017 Full Orchestra . . . MA 90.00 On Top of the World—Brian Balmages. This invigorating overture is a celebration of achievement and seeks to portray the feeling of standing on top of the world. Featuring memorable themes and vibrant fanfares, this is a powerful way to begin your concert and really get your winds and percussion involved. 10752898 Full Orchestra . . MA 120.00 Orchestral Suite #1—Michael Barry. The suite is a traditional work, combining characteristically English (Pre-WWII) ideas with elements of the split-tonic heard in the concerto. The orchestration of the first two movements also speaks with an inherently English reservation and dignity to it. In the final movement, the suite comes to a soft apex as the oboe quotes the primary theme of the first movement before being bustled out by the strings and brass. 11605340 Full Orchestra . . MA 150.00 Rise City Silent, Sing—Steve Parsons. A dramatic, colorful work full of exciting brass fanfares and sweeping string lines, this strong work captures the sounds of a bustling city and its renewed celebration of the arts. Powerful ostinatos energetically drive forward until the piece breaks forth into a final triumphant antiphonal statement. A perfect concert opener for any occasion! 11524080 Full Orchestra . . MA 150.00 Running Spirit—Nicolas Repetto. An emotional journey for full orchestra depicting the life of a noble horse named Running Spirit. He begins his life as a boisterous young colt and goes on to enjoy a career as a racehorse before retiring at his owner's stable estate. With a wide variety of textures and solo opportunities, this is a string programmatic choice for high school orchestras performing at Grade 4 and above. 11673802E Full Orchestra ePrint . . . . . . . . . MA 120.00 Sighting the Swallow—Bobby Ge. The swallow is here a metaphor for constancy during a prolonged period away from home, travelling far and wide. It is a small, common bird that makes its home on every continent. Their ubiquity has made them symbols of familiarity for cultures across the globe. The piece begins inchoate and sparkling as songful horns carry the main idea. Gradually, the ensemble's swirling harmonies contract into a tightening spiral, flitting birdlike from key to key with increasing energy. Finally, the roving modulations stabilize, and the music, content, quietly returns to roost in the orchestra's highest register. 11605345 Full Orchestra . . MA 250.00 Spark!—Robert Langenfeld. Set around a 6 note motif, "Spark!" represents the chain of events that can happen as an idea is brought to life from a singular seed. The piece evolves from this idea and eventually takes on a life of its own, growing organically as the piece proceeds to its full- blown, exciting conclusion. 11600659 Full Orchestra . . MA 120.00 Summer Dances—Brian Balmages. Dramatic, heroic and stately, this incredible work originally for concert band is now available for full orchestra. A proven winner that takes advantage of the fantastic textures uniquely available to the combination of winds, percussion and strings. Impressive! 10366880 Full Orchestra . . MA 125.00 Terminus Approaching—Rossano Galante. Throughout history, humanity has feared the end of civilization, whether by natural disaster, cosmic collision, or the eventual burnout of our sun. Sweeping harmonies, soaring string lines, bold horn themes, and relentless rhythmic ostinati build an atmosphere of suspense and inevitability as we face our looming fate in this powerfully cinematic orchestral work. With its dramatic intensity and evocative scoring, this advanced piece will leave a lasting impact on performers and audiences alike. (4:15) 11619625 Full Orchestra . . . . . A 85.00 The Mile-Tall River Wall (for Symphony Orchestra)—JaRod Hall. Imagery of the open horizon and expansive American landscapes permeate this original work for full orchestra inspired by the music of Aaron Copland. Open harmonies and folk gestures dance forward with fast, hoedown- style passages punctuated by syncopation, key changes, and a lively fiddle solo. Technical writing challenges every section while sustaining a sense of motion and grandeur. A compelling concert choice for advanced high schools seeking a bold Americana showcase. 11680904 Full Orchestra . . MA 100.00 Thoughts on an August Day—Mike Lewis. A unique work for full orchestra and solo oboe that blends rock-ballad intensity with jazz sonority, supported by parts for piano, jazz bass, and drum set. Tender lyrical writing highlights expressive phrasing and balance between soloist and ensemble. An ideal concert feature that showcases a strong oboist's expressive range while offering seasoned ensembles a stylistic change of pace. 11684433 Full Orchestra w/ Oboe Solo . . . . . . . . . . . MA 85.00 The Warmth in Yearning—Stephanie Plautz. Colorful and beautiful, a wondrous journey unfolds through hopeful melodies and brilliant orchestration. Uniquely crafted in both emotion and structure, it reflects on the past while gazing forward with optimism, offering a rich and resonant experience. 11639909 Full Orchestra . . MA 145.00 Original Concert Works | Medium-Advanced & Advanced Order Toll-Free! Call 1.800.345.6296 | jwpepper.com | [email protected] 95 BEST SELLERS Full Orchestra Original Concert Works Medium to Advanced Buy with confidence! These works, listed in order of popularity, are chosen most often by directors. Gravitas—Soon Hee Newbold. 11568699 Full Orchestra. . . . . . . 105.00 The Iliad (Fall of Troy)— Soon Hee Newbold. 11619651 Full Orchestra. . . . . . . 120.00 Leviathan Rising—Joshua Reznicow. 11625555 Full Orchestra. . . . . . . 130.00 A Light in the Ocean—Chris Pilsner. 11520748 Full Orchestra. . . . . . . 195.00 American Landscape— Soon Hee Newbold. 10752884 Full Orchestra. . . . . . . . 85.00

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