by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
The Native American motif is recognizable from the very first six notes of the melody. Exemplary music for young band where just about everyone gets to play the theme. Don’t be surprised to hear the musicians humming the six-note melody on their way out of rehearsal!...
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
A bold mixture of early Spanish plainsong, 14th Century organum chords and zealous percussion. This variations on a 1399 monastery song highlights every section of your band. A perfect choice for festival or concert. Lots of beauty and drama!
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
What a great way to start a concert or festival! This popular Latin motto is musically illuminated in this adventurous composition inspiring all to make the most of every moment with energy, passion and optimism! Valiant, bold and beautiful!
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
Based on the 19th century Japanese folk song, “Takai-Yama.” Lots of melodic and rhythmic vitality for young band. Excellent for multicultural programming.
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
All the drama, excitement and color that we expect from this gifted composer predicated on non-harmonic passing tones. This advancing-changing-evolving piece recalls a quote from Marcus Aurelius: “Time is a sort of river of passing events, and strong is its current.”...
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
The beginning tempo marking says it all for this exciting piece: “With energy and determination.” The strength of Zephyrus and the rhythm of his “Z” (Morse Code rhythm: long-long-short-short) are the foundation of this bold, dramatic work for young band.
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
Plenty of Medieval pageantry and drama. A rhythmically vibrant dance tune in minor mode permeates this colorful band score. Young band music of the highest order!
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
A little march that’s big on nobility, brilliance and pride. The strong rhythms and a bright melody will engage everyone and bring a spark to your next concert or festival.
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
An exciting showpiece for band! Great opener—or closer—for your next concert. Lots of color and excitement. Grand proclamations from many sections in this great work!
by barnhouse_client | Nov 15, 2018
Operatic lyricism saturates the 2nd movement of the Weber bassoon concerto. One of the most beautiful melodies written for solo bassoon, this arrangement was written specifically for The University of Missouri Bassoon Ensemble, Rod Ackmann, director and soloist...
by barnhouse_client | Nov 15, 2018
This arrangement of the sprightly and playful 3rd movement of the Weber bassoon concerto was written specifically for The University of Missouri Bassoon Ensemble, Rod Ackmann, Director and soloist William Buchman, bassoonist with the Chicago Symphony. A flashy and...
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
Noble in spirit with a nice mix of tonalities and harmonies for beginning bands. The great melodies and countermelodies for give everyone the opportunity make music. A wonderful first concert selection.
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
The “animation” comes from the vigorous percussion; the brasses and woodwinds provide the “suspense.” (Hundreds of suspensions – explicit and hidden.) Lots of variety in articulation, volume and tone color. A unique and wonderful piece that is out-of-the ordinary for...
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
This delightful presentation is based on “Baises Moy” (“Kiss Me,”) a French folk tune dating back to the fifteenth centruy. The theme moves through the band as dialogues (antiphonies) between contrsting wind groups. There’s a joyful sound...
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
by Developers LuminFire | Apr 4, 2024
This title is not yet in print. Please check back later this summer to purchase sets and scores. Until then, please enjoy this recording by The Washington Winds, conducted by Edward S. Petersen.
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
This piece takes its title from an Irish jig of the same name. The melody is here set as a waltz and therefore prents itself much less forthrightly than O’Neill’s original tune. A delight!
by barnhouse_client | Apr 4, 2018
Bittersweet, gossamer sonorities for winds. Sure to evoke nostalgia and memories of youthful “hometown” days. Inspired by a poem. Gorgeous writing!
by Developers LuminFire | Jul 7, 2022
Amazing Grace is one of the most well-known spiritual songs known to date. Claude T. Smith cleverly created this band setting forming variations throughout. With Smith’s passing in December of 1987, this was one of the final works he produced. This flexible...
by Developers LuminFire | Aug 3, 2022
“Zia, Zia!” is festive and lively, with all the flavor of a Spanish parade. Claude T. Smith has done a masterful job as he created this Spanish March. This flexible arrangement allows ensembles to perform the work with as few as ten musicians providing accessibility...
by Developers LuminFire | Sep 12, 2022
“Chorale Prelude: Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart” is a dramatic and beautiful setting of the well-known hymn Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart. This flexible arrangement allows ensembles to perform the work with as few as thirteen musicians providing accessibility and flexibility...
by Developers LuminFire | Oct 11, 2022
“O Come, O Come, Emmanuel” is a Christmas prelude originally commissioned by the Papillion, Nebraska Junior High School Symphonic Band under the direction of Kenneth A. Molzer. This widely popular song relates to Advent and Christmas. Claude T. Smith expanded upon the...
by Developers LuminFire | Oct 13, 2022
Finale from “A Rhapsody on Christmas Carols” centers around a lively rendition of the widely known Christmas carol, Angels We Have Heard on High. This arrangement is a perfect opener, closer, or encore piece for a winter concert. This flexible arrangement allows...
