Can't Buy Me Love

One of the many distinctive hits from the Beatles, Can't Buy Me Love is arranged here in a medium up-tempo shuffle groove and provides a marvelous swing setting for the entire ensemble.

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Can't Buy Me Love : Medley of Hits by the Beatles

The timeless quality of music by the Beatles shines through in this nicely paced medley of hits. Perform this with band alone, or combine with choir and strings for a memorable production. Includes: Here Comes the Sun, In My Life, and Cant Buy MeLove.

Can't Buy Me Love : Medley of Hits by the Beatles

The timeless quality of music by the Beatles shines through in this nicely paced medley of hits. Scored for concert band with optional choir and strings, this item is the string parts only. Makes an impressive music departmentfinale! Includes: Here Comes the Sun, In My Life and Can't Buy Me Love.

Who Will Buy?

One of the signature songs from the musical Oliver, this tune offers a wealth of opportunities for melodic and harmonic development. Adapted here as a samba, Mark Taylor's powerful arrangement opens with a duet for trumpet and alto, followed by features spots for saxes and solos for alto and trumpet. The nicely crafted full ensemble tutti starts soft and builds dramatically all the way to the end.

Can't Buy Me Love

Mike found a nice jazz shuffle groove for this early Beatles classic that will be a lot of fun for beginning groups. The minor blues solo section allows players to use either the blues scale or dorian mode for ease in improvising. Full length recording included.

Where Mountains Touch the Sky

With sensitive scoring and use of colours and textures, this descriptive piece sounds more advanced and sophisticated than its grade level would suggest. Where Mountains Touch the Sky is a tone poem inspired by springtime in the alpine meadowsof British Columbia.

Scooby Doo (Where Are You?) For Brass Band

Scooby Doo (Where Are You?) arranged for Brass Band. Words and music by Ben Raleigh and David Mook. Arranged by Andrew Duncan. Includes Score and Parts.

Corn Bread

Similar to Lee Morgan's famous Sidewinder, this tune is written in a moderate soul jazz vein. Mark's funky arrangement for 6 horns and rhythm section is sprinkled with stop time breaks and catchy riffs. A fun tune for soloing!

Can't Buy me love / Magical Mystery

This Beatles favorite is treated here in a driving swing style with an absolutely marvelous feature section for trumpets and horns. Richard works in a reprise of Magical Mystery Tour providing a great ending to this clever chart.

Can't Buy Me Love

After 50 years and still going strong, this hit by the Beatles features a driving shuffle groove and an unforgettable melody. This solid chart for marching band features the signature riffs and also a short stop-time feature spot for percussion.

River of Hope : Based on Down to the River to Pray

The centerpiece of this work for band is the memorable Appalachian folk hymn “Down to the River to Pray,” which was featured in the 2000 film O Brother, Where Art Thou? Interspersed with this melody is a fasteroriginal theme that provides a complementary yet contrasting tone to the emotional statements of the folk hymn. Richly scored and flowingly beautiful. Dur: 4:25 (Grade 2-1/2)

Where Angels Fly : In loving memory of Jesse Lefebvre (°02/06/2007 - *24/02/2015)

Commissioned by Banda de Musica Municipal de Silleda (ES), Kevin Houben has written this work for the Certamen de Valencia 2018 in Spain. Where Angels Fly is a very technical, powerful and virtuoso work, with a rather fragile and soft introduction in which the main motif – derived from Paul Gilson’s La Prière from Le Retour aux Pays – is developed and also includes Houben’s own musical signature ‘HBE(N)’. Where Angels Fly is a challenging, impressive and virtuosic contest piece.Commissioned by Banda de Musica Municipal de Silleda (ES), Kevin Houben has written this work for the Certamen de Valencia 2018 in Spain. Where Angels Fly is a very technical, powerful and virtuoso work, with a rather fragile and soft introduction in which the main motif – derived from Paul Gilson’s La Prière from Le Retour aux Pays – is developed and also includes Houben’s own musical signature ‘HBE(N)’. Where Angels Fly is a challenging, impressive and virtuosic contest piece.

Jazz Combo Pak #43

(Includes: Ceora, Corn Bread, Hocus-Pocus, Sidewinder)

Jazz Combo Pak #50 (Jazz Classics)

Includes: Ginger Bread Boy, Jordu, Lady Bird, Two Bass Hit

On the Street Where You Live

Here is one of those standards that continues to sound fresh every time it's played. This nice and easy swing version by Mark Taylor is written in a Basie style and features wonderful ensemble scoring, solos for alto and trumpet, and a short sax soli.

Music from O Brother, Where Art Thou?

In a quirky retelling of Homer's The Odyssey, this recent movie from Joel and Ethan Coen is set in Mississippi in 1937. The musical style is early country/folk/bluegrass, and Michael Brown's concert band setting is unique andinviting. Includes: Down to the River to Pray, I Am A Man of Constant Sorrow, Keep on the Sunny Side, and I'll Fly Away. For added flavor, use the optional guitar/banjo parts.

Ginger Bread Boy

Written in a funky second line New Orleans groove, the familiar riff-like melody is traded between sections of the band. There is ample solo space for tenor and trumpet, as well as a display of exceptional writing for the full ensemble.

Magical Mystery Tour Opener

Here is a masterful setting of the Beatles classic interspersed with fragments of Something and Can't Buy Me Love. What a great way to open a field show!

Highlights from Moana : Where You Are - How Far I'll Go - You're Welcome - We Know the Way

Skillfully arranged for flexible or incomplete instrumentation, here is an entertaining medley that features catchy songs from the composer of Broadway`s Hamilton, Lin-Manuel Miranda. Includes: Where You Are - How Far I`ll Go -You`re Welcome - We Know the Way.

Eighties Flashback : Thriller, Time after Time, Eye of the Tiger, Up Where we Belong, You Give Love a Bad Name

The decade of the '80s gave us an eclectic blend of musical styles and colorful personalities. Here is an action-packed sampling of the top hits from this rich period of popular music. Includes: Thriller (Michael Jackson),Time After Time (Cyndi Lauper), You Give Love a Bad Name (Bon Jovi), Up Where We Belong (Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes) and Eye of the Tiger (Survivor). Get ready to rock the house!

Michael Nyman: Where The Bee Dances (Full Score)

This saxophone concerto, written in one continuous movement with a wide variety of tempi, celebrates the talents of John Harle, who has been a central player in the Michael Nyman Band for over ten years. Composed in 1991, The title is in refence to the spiraling dance of a scout bee who has discovered a food source and intends to communicate this back to the members of the hive. These circluar motions are reflected in figurations of the work. It was first performed in 2002 by the Central England Ensemble with Sarah James as the soloist.

Lover Man (Oh, Where Can You Be)

Master craftsman Sammy Nestico has beautifully arranged this familiar standard as a solo feature for alto sax. Starting out in a slow ballad style, the solo section shifts to a double time feel. Lush harmonies and powerful fullband passages complement the soloist in this outstanding arrangement.

Down To The River To Pray Arr Sheldon Curry Instrumental Pack (Combo)

Many choirs have requested the music from this moving scene from O Brother, Where Art Thou? This gospel song can be performed a cappella or accompanied.

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