Step by Step

Step by Step was commissioned by the Sony Concert Band to celebrate their 60th anniversary in 2018. Step by Step is an up-tempo concert march. The title was chosen as it has obvious associations with marching but also as a salute to the constant improvement and development that makes the products of Sony Corporation famous around the world. Step by Step was commissioned by the Sony Concert Band to celebrate their 60th anniversary in 2018. Step by Step is an up-tempo concert march. The title was chosen as it has obvious associations with marching but also as a salute to the constant improvement and development that makes the products of Sony Corporation famous around the world. Step by Step was commissioned by the Sony Concert Band to celebrate their 60th anniversary in 2018. Step by Step is an up-tempo concert march. The title was chosen as it has obvious associations with marching but also as a salute to the constant improvement and development that makes the products of Sony Corporationfamous around the world.

...Go

“...Go puts the hall on notice that a concert has just begun,” writes composer Samuel R. Hazo. Dynamic brass hits, woodwind runs, shimmering chorales and percussion breaks keep both the player and the listeneron seat's edge during this tour-de-force overture. In 2009 alone, this spectacular work opened five All-State concerts. Guaranteed to raise the heart rate of anyone within earshot! Dur: 3:05

When the lights go down

Kevin Houben created with When the Lights Go Down, a wonderful chorale that can be a moment of reflection in any concert program. The resigned, magnificent melodies at the beginning of this composition slowly build up to ahighlight with an increasing orchestration. The piece starts with a suggestive Adagio Meditativo, after which the main theme is immediately announced. A central bridge section takes the listener along through the differentspheres at which the melodic and rhythmic drums embellish the chorale melodies. Thematic elements from the introduction brings the piece to a quiet and peaceful end. The sheer simplicity with which this work is written, makesit a resplendent, magnificent concert piece. ‘When the Lights Go Down’, refers to a moment when time stand still for a while, stillness within and around yourself.

When the lights go down

Kevin Houben created with When the Lights Go Down, a wonderful chorale that can be a moment of reflection in any concert program. The resigned, magnificent melodies at the beginning of this composition slowly build up to ahighlight with an increasing orchestration. The piece starts with a suggestive Adagio Meditativo, after which the main theme is immediately announced. A central bridge section takes the listener along through the differentspheres at which the melodic and rhythmic drums embellish the chorale melodies. Thematic elements from the introduction brings the piece to a quiet and peaceful end. The sheer simplicity with which this work is written, makes it aresplendent, magnificent concert piece. ‘When the Lights Go Down’, refers to a moment when time stand still for a while, stillness within and around yourself.

Shichi-Go-San : The Celebration for Children of 7, 5 and 3 Years of Age

In Japan, a traditional festival called "Shichi-Go-San" (Seven-Five-Three) is held on November 15th every year to wish for the wholesome growth of girls aged seven, boys aged five and children aged three. The composer imagined how a seven-year-old sister with five and three-year-old brothers would go through various happenings, have fun visiting a shrine and strengthen their bonds. Reflecting the meaning of its title, Shichi-Go-San uses a lot of irregular time signatures to form a witty and resplendent concert piece.

Go Far

Go West!

Go West

Go Far

Merry-Go-Round

When We Go

Frozen : Making Today A Perfect Day, For the First Time in Forever, Do You Want to Build a Snowman, Let It Go

The movie ‘Frozen’ is one of the most popular Walt Disney Animation films of recent years. Kazuhiro Morita made an impressive medley for the famous series ‘New Sounds for Concert Band’ containing Do You Want To Build A Snowman, For the First time in Forever, Making Today A Perfect Day and Let It Go.

Go with the Flow

Apollo 11 : Mission to the Moon

Who doesn’t know the iconic words “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind”, spoken by the famous astronaut Neil Armstrong - the man that took the first step on the moon. This inspiring work from Otto M. Schwarz lets you re-experience this event step by step, starting from the countdown until the actual landing on the moon. A stunning musical flashback to the historical event of 1969, which will make you feel as if you are in the space shuttle Apollo 11 yourself!

Go West Fo Arr Ford

Ride 'em Cowboy! Here's a high-energy medley of western favorites for the intermediate full or string orchestra. Favorite themes included are The Magnificent Seven,Hang 'Em High and The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly. This spirited arrangement will bring the crowd to their feet! (2:50)

When the lights go down

When The Saints Go Marching In

A classic song that has become a firm favourite with many generations of ‘Trad Jazz’ performers When the Saints is as popular as the Jazz scene itself. Here you have a phenomenal arrangement in the ‘New Sounds for Concert Band’ series that gives your musicians a chance to play ‘dixie-style’. An ever-popular arrangement that your band will enjoy performing and your audiences will enjoy hearing for many years to come.

Otto M. Schwarz: Music From Space (Score/Parts)

This work was inspired by a French astronaut and saxophonist who played his Saxophone while aboard the International Space Station! During the piece, the audience joins the ‘Proxima’ mission step by step on the journey into space. This is a challenging and inspiring composition for a concert or a contest.

Andrew Lloyd Webber: A Concert Celebration : For Choir, Band and opt. Strings. Choral Arrangements by Mark Brymer

The music of Andrew Lloyd Webber continues to dominate the entertainment scene and is now available in this spectacular medley for band, choir, and strings. What better way to close a concert with the combined ensembles!Includes: The Phantom of the Opera, Music of the Night, Don't Cry for Me Argentina, Superstar, King Herod's Song, Memory and Go Go Go Joseph.

Jacobson Broadway Beat Classroom Kit

Seasons Of LoveYou Can't Stop The BeatFor GoodGive My Regards To BroadwayI Whistle A Happy TuneSeventy Six TrombonesWe Go Together

Music from Frozen

Includes: Do You Want to Build a Snowman?, For the First Time in Forever, Frozen Heart, In Summer, Let It Go.

Suite Of Old American Dances

With movements entitled Cake Walk, Schottische, Western One-Step, Wallflower Waltz, and Rag, this bright, somewhat 'jazzy' suite is a very fresh, appealing and effective work for contests and festivals.

The Last Giant

On the Wildon Mountain, deep inside Austria, there once lived generations of giants, terrorizing the inhabitants of the valley. However, the people of the valley were determined to put an end to the barbaric invaders. This programmatic piece tells the story of the events step by step, or rather bar by bar. A spectacular and variegated piece for concert or contest, with lots of action in the different registers, as well as beautiful thematic materials throughout the piece.

Dancing on the Seashore

The bubbly rhythms in Jan Haderman’s Dancing on the Seashore will wow and amaze musicians and audiences alike. The percussionist, as well as brass players, have ample opportunity to prove they can hold their own as they step into the spotlight.

Spanish Triptych

Many composers have their own place where they go to compose. Jan de Haan wrote this piece in which he describes three of his favorite places near his home in Spain.