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Honoring the legacy of Yankton Sioux Chief Palaneapape (Struck by the Ree") and his tireless efforts to foster peace, this musical tale portrays war, resolution, and escalating tensions. Thunderous percussion and strong melodic statements contrast with gentle and serene moments as William Owens pays homage to an important figure in American history. (2:45)

Fueled by the inspiration of morning sunlight, Adrian Sims has written this colorful fanfare depicting joy and opportunity. The opening statement transforms throughout the piece, providing musically engaging parts for all. Extremely playable yet sophisticated in sound, Inspiration Fanfare creates a sense of anticipation and excitement. A joyful celebration of music! (2:15)

Opening with brass fanfares moving through mixed meters, this remarkable work by Rossano Galante takes the listener on a musical journey through the eyes of Alaskan Wolves. Heroic themes and soaring countermelodies capture the essence of these magnificent creatures, while lyrical passages honor the beautiful scenery. The Wolves of Alaska is an epic musical adventure that plays exceptionally well! (4:00)

This traditional Irish carol opens with a solo for cello or violin (or soli for both) over a distant drone. The tune weaves throughout each section amidst beautiful countermelodies and simple meter changes. After a glorious key change, the music moves to a delicate close. An optional harp part adds color. The Wexford Carol, arranged by Katie O'Hara LaBrie, is guaranteed to be a stunning addition to your winter program or any time of year. (4:00)

A Centennial Celebration is a vibrant work incorporating simple mixed meters with interesting rhythms and tuneful melodies. A beautiful lyrical section includes many expressive opportunities for both the full ensemble and several soloists before revisiting the opening themes and moving on to a triumphant conclusion. This is Robert Sheldon at his best! (4:30)

Embark on this musical road trip along the legendary Route 66 from Chicago to Santa Monica, including references to the music of its heyday in the 1940s, the quirky attractions, neon signs, and the towns that have since faded following the end of the fabled highway's era. From the opening symphonic fanfare to inspiring jazz and everything in between, Sixty-Six, by Robert Sheldon, plays surprisingly well and is guaranteed to bring down the hous...

This uplifting, overture-style work by Brian Balmages will immediately entrance your audience through the opening's rapidly unfolding colors and textures. (Up)Lifted combines glorious fanfares and sweeping lyrical lines in music that will inspire everyone in the concert hall. The piece includes a full complement of winds and four percussionists, providing opportunities for everyone to be involved. (5:00)

Spirit of Innovation begins with a glimmer of hope depicted by optimistic harmonies and ascending motifs. Adrian Sims has written engaging percussion parts, intensifying woodwind ostinati, and sustained brass lines to propel this work to its exciting conclusion. A spectacular celebration of achievements in Indiana's City of Firsts!" (3:45)

Referring to the orbit of an electron, planet, or galaxy, Orbital propels the listener back and forth between musical ideas representing tremendous gravitational forces. Adrian Sims does a phenomenal job in the development of this work, and the heroic central theme truly soars as the piece comes to a thrilling and powerful conclusion! (4:30)

Make a powerful statement with this intense yet introspective work. The opening exclamation by percussion becomes a fixture throughout, supported by epic brass lines and energetic woodwind flourishes. Inspired by the hymn Lo! He Comes with Clouds Descending", the music contrasts themes of pure joy and euphoria with intense reflection and peace. Covering the gamut of emotions, Rapture, by Brian Balmages, is as intense in its lyrical moments as ...

The Wild One! is a blistering circus march by Brian Balmages. Designed to showcase your entire ensemble, this adrenaline-packed work will bring your audience to its feet regardless of where you program it in your concert. Cleverly combining the traditional march form with contemporary elements, this barnburner is sure to turn heads and be a ton of fun for performers and audiences alike. There are plenty of opportunities for percussionists, inc...

Get ready to rock! And improvise! And learn notes on the G string! G Street Rock, by Katie O'Hara LaBrie, promotes both music literacy and creativity. A four-bar vamp allows students to improvise or perform suggested solos. A Guide to Improvisation" is included on the back of each student part, along with sample solos, and the score includes a lesson plan with sequential steps to teaching improvisation. An optional drumset part adds even more ...

This joyful arrangement pairs George Frideric Handel's Hornpipe and Bourrée (from Water Music Suite No. 2) in the form of a minuet and trio. In the original key of F major, Deborah Baker Monday has taken great care to ensure all parts are engaging while staying remarkably true to Handel's original intent. Comfortably playable by developing musicians and a delightful arrangement for concert or festival. (3:00)

Sailing With Whales is a majestic work featuring heroic brass fanfares, sweeping melodic lines, lyrical themes, and energetic, rhythmic ostinati. Rossano Galante immerses listeners in an oceanic experience as the music portrays magnificent whales seen through sailors' eyes. A powerful and bold work! (5:15)

Lyrical. Delicate. Passionate. These words barely touch the surface of this beautiful arrangement of Intermezzo from Pietro Mascagni's Cavalleria Rusticana. Arranger Katie O'Hara LaBrie explores expressive playing with music well within reach of younger ensembles while also being an excellent option for more mature groups. An optional harp part adds depth and detail. (2:30)

Treat your audience to one of the most iconic songs of all time while introducing jazz and swing concepts at a very approachable level. Erik Morales has done a fantastic job with this arrangement of New York, New York, which requires no extra instrumentation to be as cool as the original. Perfect to showcase music from the Broadway show. (3:00)

A perennial holiday favorite, this lush arrangement of Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas has a rich sound yet is surprisingly playable. Melodies are thoughtfully woven throughout the ensemble amid modern harmonies and easy chromatics. At the same time, arranger Carrie Lane Gruselle offers plenty of opportunities to work on dynamic sensitivity and vibrato on longer notes. Absolutely lovely. (2:45)

Embrace your inner pirate with this hearty shanty by Chris Thomas that captures the unmistakable swagger surrounding a seaworthy crew. Pirattitude features lighthearted and comical tunes that move into full-bodied yo ho" pirate choruses as the music ebbs and flows through a bed of musical waves. Incredibly entertaining, fun to play, and full of adventure! (3:15)

Journey to a land of elven magic, windswept plains, and mystical forests in Legend of the Dragon Chasers by Chris Thomas. The music takes your audience on a fantastical journey, exploring a variety of musical textures and landscapes. Broad, cinematic melodies shift between driving, adventurous rhythms and romantic, legato passages that weave an exciting tale. (3:00)

Students and audiences will delight in this iconic film's memorable and beloved music. Featuring some of the movie's most popular songs, this arrangement of The Wizard of Oz, by Carrie Lane Gruselle, includes Ding Dong! The Witch is Dead, " "If I Only Had a Brain, " "We're Off to See the Wizard, " and "Somewhere Over the Rainbow." In addition, Gruselle makes this as pedagogical as it is enjoyable, providing engaging material for all sections a...