Band

Cotter - Grade 2-3

Explorer - Beginning Level Probably the best-known of all the Olympic themes, Paul's solid arrangement is very easy (only 6 notes and nothing faster than a quarter note) and will sound great with beginning bands. Celebrate the summer games with this fabulous arrangement.

Originally a hit in the 60's, this is one of those rare tunes popular with all ages. Recently used in the hit movie, There's Something About Mary.

Commissioned by the Bishop Ireton Wind Ensemble, this tone poem by internationally renowned composer Tom Duffy is a masterpiece of instrumental timbres. Butterflies and Bees! is an exciting, audience pleaser that's as fun to listen to as it is to play. Sure to become a standard in the advanced high school/university repertoire.

The title says it all! Each night , cable TV brings back these clever TV themes, each tune as memorable as the show itself. Includes: I Love Lucy, Bewitched, I Dream Of Jeannie, The Munsters Theme, and Home To Emily (Bob Newhart).

Dello Joio - Grades 3-5

John Williams has once again been called upon to create inspirational and powerful music for the Olympics. Featured on his new CD American Journey in addition to the Winter Games in Utah, this impressive theme is handled here by young band expert Michael Sweeney. This excellent arrangement sounds much harder than it really is and will be an impressive addition to your next concert.

This inspiring new work from John Williams is described as a celebration of humanity in musical form. In addition to being used at the Winter Games in Utah, it is featured on John Williams' new CD American Journey. As we have come to expect from this treasured American composer, Call of the Champions features bold melodies, rich harmonies and a magnificent emotional appeal.