Band

Composed at the request of Virginia Tech University and performed on the band's 2007 commencement tour, this work from Samuel Hazo pays tribute to the university's fallen students through a touching tone poem and accompanying inspirational text that helps build the bridges to healing.

Featuring some of the best-known showstoppers ever to hit the bright lights, here is a well paced and skillfully written number sure to please just about any audience. Includes: Comedy Tonight, Everything's Coming Up Roses, and There's No Business Like Show Business.

John Moss gives us this new arrangement of the striking and sensitive ballad from the long running Les Misrables. A lovely, touching ballad that is long overdue in an edition for concert band.

You'll have your beginning band really rockin' with this entertaining composition that features a catchy melody and tutti rhythms. There is even a section where the percussion is featured playing the melody. Great motivation for your first concert. (2:00)

The 1960s were a golden time for rock and roll, and many of the hits came from across the ocean. Here is a fun collection of British imports including Downtown (Petula Clark), Ferry 'Cross the Mersey (Gerry & The Pacemakers) and I Want to Hold Your Hand (The Beatles).

Placing an indelible stamp on the face of American pop culture, the invading British groups of the 60's created some of the most memorable tunes of that decade. This medley includes: You Really Got Me (Kinks), A Groovy Kind of Love (Mindbenders), For Your Love (Yardbirds), Mellow Yellow (Donovan), and Michelle (Beatles).

Drawing on the marvelous tradition of British composers, John Moss has created a varied suite of classic works adapted for young bands. Includes Marching Song by Holst, Nimrod from Elgar's Enigma Variations and Sine Nomine by Vaughan Williams. A terrific setting for contest or festivals! Includes CD. Dur: 4:30 (Grade 2)