Band

No one writes a march like master film composer John Williams. Here is a stirring medley of some of his best expertly scored for young players by Johnnie Vinson. Includes: Raiders March, Midway March, The Olympic Spirit and The Throne Room (Star Wars.)

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Over the years, Broadway has provided us with some of the best-known marches ever written. John Moss adds his special orchestrational touch and clever juxtapositions in this sparkling medley that includes Hey, Look Me Over, Consider Yourself and Seventy Six Trombones. Dur: 3:00

The distinctive flair of the music of Yanni comes through in this masterful arrangement featuring the percussion section with band. Using a mix of meters and colorful harmonies, this is sure to be impressive and unique production number.

Here's a rare gem from the band literature archives, rescored with a more practical instrumentation and part writing. Originally taken from an orchestral work entitled Two Songs Without Words, Marching Song is vintage Holst style, tuneful and engaging. John Moss' new version makes an ideal program number for concert band.

From grammy winner Carlos Santana, here are 2 of his current hits together in a mini-medly for beginning bands. Johnnie Vinson does a great job of adapting the Latin grooves to this easy level.

From the landmark musical West Side Story, here is a very easy arrangement of two of the most famous melodies from this show. Timeless music that will appeal to all!

Without question, The Planets has risen to the top of symphonic works of this century. Its unique style and musical drama have been emulated in many of today's music genres, from serious concert music to blockbuster movie scores. Now available is this version for band that's approachable, well-paced, and musically exciting. Let your students enjoy this fabulous masterwork!