Band

The Liberty Bell is undoubtedly one of the most recognizable and tuneful of all Sousa marches, and here is a carefully edited version adapted for young band instrumentation. Jay has skillfully retained the flavor of the original while making it accessible to young players. Add this one to your must have list! Dur: 3:30

One of the landmark pop hits of the '80s, Like a Prayer was featured on the Glee episode The Power of Madonna. With a mix of rock and gospel styles, this powerful song is sure to be a favorite with your band and audience alike.

One of the landmark pop hits of the '80s, Like a Prayer was featured on the Glee episode The Power of Madonna. With a mix of rock and gospel styles, this powerful song is sure to be a favorite with your band and audience alike.

Recorded by Chubby Checker in 1962, this is a fun tune for any concert. The repetitive syncopated pattern is easy to teach and gives this lively arrangement a distinctive sound.

Michael uses When Johnny Comes Marching Home and Battle Cry of Freedom combined with original music to create a dramatic musical montage, commemorating the 75th anniversary of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, and now the 200th birthday of Lincoln himself. Dur 4:10

'The Lost Lady Found' is the final, most conservative setting of Grainger's 'musical wildflowers' masterpiece for band, 'Lincolnshire Posy'. Developing bands can now play an ideal adaptation of this classic band repertiore. Johnnie's careful scoring eliminates some of the extreme range demands of the original, yet is extremely accurate in retaining Grainger's magnificent compositional genius throughout. This work of merit is a must for every concert band library!

The distinctive music of Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang comes alive in this enjoyable arrangement by Paul Murtha. Fun for all audiences!

From Charlie Brown and the gang, everybody's favorite cartoon theme is available here in a very easy arrangement for concert band. Even with no syncopation, this is amazingly true to the original. Fun for all! (2:00)