Band

Fans of Saturday morning television are sure to love this one! Here's the catchy march theme to this popular Disney series.

The 2nd movement of The Venetian Collection refers to a painting by the Italian artist Giorgio de Chirico, and was commissioned by the Banda Civica di Soncino [Italy]. One of the main towers of the ancient walls that surround the medieval town of Soncino, La rocca sforzesca, has a significant resemblance with the tower on De Chirico's painting. De Meij has constructed an exciting and warm-blooded work, based on a simple four-note motif, with lyric solo passages for bassoon, bass clarinet and soprano saxophone in the middle section. In November of 2000, THE RED TOWER was awarded 1st Prize in the International Composition Competition of OMAN. (Duration 8:30)

Touching ballad from Disney's Mulan.

Written in memory of Don Caneva, director of the acclaimed Coastal Communities Concert Band for nearly 20 years, Reflections is a stirring and descriptive work from composer Sammy Nestico. Including three movements entitled Mio Amico (My Friend), Danielle and A Fond Farewell, this is a wonderfully crafted and sophisticated work for mature bands.

Written in memory of Don Caneva, director of the acclaimed Coastal Communities Concert Band for nearly 20 years, Reflections is a stirring and descriptive work from composer Sammy Nestico. Including three movements entitled Mio Amico (My Friend), Danielle and A Fond Farewell, this is a wonderfully crafted and sophisticated work for mature bands.

Three contrasting styles are beautifully displayed in this impressive arrangement. Life, Adventure, and Celebration will showcase your band's musical depth with a variety of meters and dynamic effects.

This majestic work by Richard Saucedo uses mixed meters alternating between 4/4 and 3/4 to achieve a truly unique-sounding fanfare. There is a nice balance between bold brass statements and answering woodwind phrases in this impressive piece. Perfect as a concert opener.

A descriptive overture based on the life-cycle of our ever-changing planet, this piece was written in commemoration of the tenth annivesary of the Mt. St. Helens tragedy. It is organized into five interconnected sections: Vistas; Warning; Void and Renewal.