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On to the Next Frontier

Richard's exciting overture captures feelings of adventure and daring as we look towards a new frontier and flourishing future. The percussion section is featured at the start, as layers of patterns build up to a vibrant full band statement of the main theme. The lyric middle section features short solos for clarinet and trumpet accompanied by lush background harmonies from the ensemble. The fast pace returns introduced by a playful baritone sax solo followed by a full band recap of the opening theme and a rousing finish.

What Next? : An Opera in One Act

What Next? : An Opera in One Act

It's Raining Again : as performed by Supertramp

It’s Raining Again was pop band Supertramp’s second largest hit, following closely behind The Logical Song. Thanks to Peter Kleine Schaars’ arrangement, you can now perform one of Supertramp’s most popular hits at your next concert. Your audience will be ecstatic!

Music from the Chronicles of Narnia : The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe

This movie brings the classic tale by C.S. Lewis to the big screen in spectacular fashion, and is destined to become the next great fantasy epic. The sweeping soundtrack by Harry Gregson-Williams is captured beautifully in this powerful medley for band by Paul Murtha.

Christmas Carol-oke : A Festive Medley With Optional Sing-along

Larry Clark takes us on a ride of epic proportions with the jam-packed piece for concert band and optional audience sing-along. Engage your audience like never before with this clever medley of classic Christmas Carols. This one will be the hit at your next concert!

Christmas Surprise

Christmas is a festival of joy, so why not celebrate this time of the year with a swinging festive piece? Christmas Surprise will both surprise and delight your audience. Peter Kleine Schaars’ medley, featuring well-known songs, will be an exciting highlight at your next Christmas concert!

Spectroduction

The title of this thrilling piece indicates exactly what composer Johan Nijs wants his new work to be, a spectacular introduction.Spectroduction does not disappoint on both counts, grabbing the audiences attention from the first beat. This will make for a spectacular way to open your next concert.

Zeit, dass sich was dreht : Celebrate the Day

This magnificent song was the official anthem for the 2006 World Cupwhich took place in Germany. It is full of African influence which links itto the next tournament which takes place in South Africa in 2010. A trulyoriginal football anthem that will bring the house down at any concert.

Somethin' Stupid

In the Sixties Frank and Nancy Sinatra had a huge hit with this delightfully titled song. More recently the timeless Somethin’ Stupid has been in the charts again with the version by Robbie Williams and Nicole Kidman. This arrangement by Roland Kernen is sure to be a great success at your next concert!

Victory at Sea

John Moss' new arrangement of Richard Rodgers' inspiring music from the award winning television series is the perfect way to honor the 50th anniversary of V-Day. John Moss incorporates several recognizable themes including thepopular 'Guadalcanal March'. Victory At Sea can also fit that patriotic or concert march spot on your next concert.

Pelle Gudmundsen-Holmgreen: Turn II (Parts)

Ensemble1 Bass Flute1 Guitar1 Percussion (1 player, see next page for details)Soprano SoloAlto SoloTenor SoloBass SoloHarpThe score is notated in C, with traditional octave transposing clefs,making the Tenor Solo part, as well as the Bass Flute and the Guitar sound anoctave lower than notated, as indicated at the (initial) clefs.

Intermezzo for Band : from A Discovery Fantasy

This stately concert piece is a great choice for that change of pace for your next festival! A gentle, flowing alto saxophone solo opens the piece and is joined by rich textures in the clarinets and low brass. A great opportunity to showcase the expressiveness and sensitivity of your band! Very nice!

Zampa

The overture from the opera Zampa by Ferdinand Hérold is well-known and well-loved with many people knowing it as a work for piano duet. Thanks to this great arrangement by Wil van der Beek it is now also available for concert bands. Why not play this great opening work at your next concert!

Slavonic Dances : A Symphonic Suite

This monumental suite is one of the most impressive transcriptions ever published. Every note comes from the original Dvorak work, including the transitions from one dance to the next. Written for Dr. Harry Begian's last tour withthe University of Illinois Symphonic Band, this powerful concert work lets every section of the band shine ... a must for mature groups.

A Verdi Salute

This work brings fragments from three of Giuseppe Verdi’s operas together in a single composition. Opening the work is the Triumphal March from Aida. Next come two notable motifs from La forza del destino, before the famous Anvil Chorus from Il Trovatore. Wil van der Beek’s arrangement for concert band is a rousing hit with opera melodies that everyone knows and loves.

Walking on Sunshine : as performed by Katrina & the Waves

Walking on Sunshine has earned its place among the all-time favorite summer classics. Kimberley Rew, lead guitarist for the pop group Katrina and the Waves, wrote the song in 1985 and never looked back. Whether at a club or a cafe, everybody seems to smile when this song is heard. Bring sunshine to your next concert with Sefan Schwalgin’s arrangement of this unforgettable classic!

Shooting Stars

Begin or end your next concert with this dynamic and challenging new work from Richard Saucedo! Filled with rich musical imagery, the opening section features prominent roles for alto and soprano sax soloists while the percussionsection provides a pulsating ostinato accompaniment. After a beautiful lyric section, the fast pace returns with antiphonal tradeoffs, and culminating in a bombastic statement from the entire ensemble. Dur: 6:00

Theme from "Star Trek " : from the Paramount Television Series STAR TREK

Who doesn’t know the famous introduction "To boldly go where no man has gone before" at the beginning of each Star Trek sequel? Many generations grew up with Star Trek - one of the most iconic Sci-Fi series ever written. The original theme is as iconic as the opening line. A great warm up for the next Star Trek series in 2017, arranged by Thomas Doss.

The Rise of the Blackjack

This composition tells the exciting story of Blackjack, the pirate ship. She emerges from the fog, sails billowing as she cruises the ocean. Suddenly a strange ship appears on the horizon and a battle ensues. Blackjack fires a salvo of canons and hijacks the ship. Loaded with plundered treasure, the crew merrily hoist the sails of the Blackjack and embark on their next adventure.

Walking on Sunshine : as performed by Katrina & the Waves

Walking on Sunshine has earned its place among the all-time favorite summer classics. Kimberley Rew, lead guitarist for the pop group Katrina and the Waves, wrote the song in 1985 and never looked back. Whether at a club or a cafe, everybody seems to smile when this song is heard. Bring sunshine to your next concert with Sefan Schwalgin’s arrangement of this unforgettable classic!

Simply the Best : As performed by Tina Turner

Simply the Best was first performed by the little known Bonnie Tyler in 1988, but did not gain wide-spread popularity until Tina Turner recorded it barely one year later. The song has become one of Tina Turner’s all time greatest hits and is a favourite around the world when something needs celebrating. Ron Sebregts’ arrangement really rocks and will make sure your next concert is Simply the Best!

Psaltrada

The title of this piece gives a clue as to how it came about: Jan de Haan took the setting of psalm 149 from the Geneva Psalter of 1562 and created from this simple, beautiful melody a glorious, lively opening work for concert band. So it was that from a psalm and an intrada (prelude) a Psaltrada was born - for you to begin your next concert in splendid fashion.

Simply the Best : As performed by Tina Turner

Simply the Best was first performed by the little known Bonnie Tyler in 1988, but did not gain wide-spread popularity until Tina Turner recorded it barely one year later. The song has become one of Tina Turner’s all time greatest hits and is a favourite around the world when something needs celebrating. Ron Sebregts’ arrangement really rocks and will make sure your next concert is Simply the Best!

Earth Song

Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, died in Los Angeles on June 25th 2009. He can without any shadow of a doubt be compared with artists such as Elvis Presley, Jimi Hendrix, and John Lennon - all of them musicians who will never die in the hearts of their fans. Why not keep the legend of Michael Jackson alive in your next concert with this hit from Michael Jackson’s repertoire arranged for Concert Band.