Band

Embracing a rich history of Israeli folk music, this spirited work by Robert Jager weaves together authentic folk tunes in a composition that is both lyrical and dance-like. The piece begins and ends with a folk melody that is used for both greeting and parting, Shalom Chaverim. Exotic harmonies and colors are explored using the melodies Zum Gali, Od Yishama, and Simon Tov giving the rhapsody an overall zest for life feeling inherent in this music.

The music of the Beatles reaches across generations and is now more popular than ever. This well-paced medley can be performed with chorus or as a stand-alone arrangement for band. Includes: Can't Buy Me Love; Hello, Goodbye; Penny Lane; and Ticket to Ride.

With a distinctive swing/shuffle style, this arrangement provides a fresh-sounding production number perfect for auxiliary groups or in the stands. The woodwinds carry the signature riff in the introduction, while the trumpets (and later, low brass) are featured on the familiar melody.

This sensitive and beautifully scored work showcases delicate woodwind scoring and poignant melodies along with carefully paced emotional builds and full ensemble chorale-like passages. Mallet percussion colors and shimmering effects lend support in this impressive work. Dur: 3:30

One of the all-time holiday favorites, this lively and happy song is perfect for your band's first winter concert. Arranged to sound full and with every section given a chance to play the melody, this will quickly become a favorite with your players and audience alike!

A few years ago, the group OK Go created a YouTube sensation with their treadmill song and accompanying video. The innovative Notre Dame Band then created their own version for the field, complete with treadmills! Here is that exciting arrangement by Ken Dye as performed by Notre Dame. (Be sure to check out the video on YouTube - search Notre Dame OK Go USC)