Band

Commissioned for the Wisconsin Lutheran High School's centennial year, this expansive work incorporates the Welsh folk song The Ash Grove in a lush and varied treatment. The main melody, played first by horns and baritone, returns near the end in a glorious, fully orchestrated chorale. In between is a beautiful secondary theme played by oboe and flute soloists followed by a dramatic fugal section. A musically rewarding and effective piece. (6:00)

Currently one of the hottest groups in pop music, OutKast have created catchy tunes that appeal to a wide audience. Here are 2 of their biggest hits in a solid medley that's easy to learn. Includes: The Way You Move and Hey Ya!

John Moss has taken this familiar holiday melody and crafted an up-tempo and lively setting all in 4/4 (rather than 6/8). This unique version is sure to be a welcome addition to your band's holiday offerings. Carefully scored to give every section interesting parts. Dur: 2:15

Written for the 1994 remake of the classic movie, Bruce Broughton's distinctive overture captures the warmth and holiday magic of this touching story. Now even beginning groups and enjoy this marvelous film music.

This terrific new overture by Douglas Wagner opens with an exhilarating fanfare leading into the bold primary theme stated by the trumpets. After a splash of harmonic color and a delightful interplay of mixed meters, an introspective middle section contrasts the musical fare. A percussion bridge brings back the 'A' section which is topped off by a driving, rhythmic coda. A perfect program opener.

From the 1994 version of this heartwarming holiday movie, Bruce Broughton created a marvelous original soundtrack that continues to be popular. This authentic-sounding adaptation combines the best elements from the overture into a concise and impressive work that will be a treat for any holiday audience.

Discovery Plus - Grade 2 Composed by Latin master Tito Puente and made famous by Santana, here is a wonderful easy arrangement with a feel good Latin groove. Your percussion section will love this one! (2:10)

The simplicity and beauty of Pachelbel's haunting theme has made it one of the most famous classical compositions ever written, as evidenced by recording sales. Calvin Custer's adaptation keeps the integrity of the original Canadian Brass arrangement.