Band

Here is a terrific way to feature your alto sax soloist with band on a non-pop piece of music that is not too difficult. Jay Bocook's original features band parts that are easy to learn and a soloist part that sounds flashy but lays well under the fingers. Great for adding variety to any program. (4:15)

This classic by the Monkees was recently re-recorded by the pop group Smash Mouth for the movie Shrek and is currently hot on the charts again. Guaranteed fun for the audience as well as your students.

This mega-hit by The Monkees was revived in a big way for the movie Shrek. Now even beginning groups can enjoy this timeless favorite with Johnnie's easy arrangement.

Hard-hitting rock version of one of the biggest hits of the 60s.

John Lennon's popular song from the 70's has taken on new meaning in the changing world of today. This is a touching and sensitive treatment for concert band by Richard Saucedo.

A rich, sonorous setting of John Lennon's timeless song of peace arranged for young band. Larry Norred's careful attention to color and ensemble texture make this ballad an exquisite concert number.

Since its publication in 1972, this work has become an important part of the literature for concert band, and appears on many state lists.

Using melodic fragments from each of the six movements of Percy Grainger's Lincolnshire Posy as foils for each other, Steven Bryant has created a unique and brash experiment in musical juxtaposition! Grainger described his work as a bouquet of musical wildflowers, and Bryant describes ImPercynations as a genetically-altered, crossbred, hybrid offspring...a musical Franken-flower. An unconventional gem. (duration: ca. 5:15)