Furious Granite - Nathan Farrell

, by Nathan Farrell, is a captivating concert march that embodies resilience and triumph. Its shifting tonalities and angular melodies reflect the tumultuous journey of struggle, reminiscent of granite's fiery origins deep within the Earth. As the march progresses, it crescendos into a triumphant and stately melody, echoing the valor and sacrifices immortalized in granite memorials throughout history. Through its evocative soundscape, Furious Granite captures the enduring spirit of perseverance and the indomitable human will to overcome adversity. (3:55)

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Fury of the Storm - Ryan Meeboer

"Fury of the Storm" is a great piece to challenge and introduce beginning band musicians to music with multiple elements occurring simultaneously.The piece consists of mainly two themes that are performed at separate points of the piece, and eventually come together in the final measures.

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Fusion - Brian Balmages

Just as its title suggests, this three-movement contemporary work draws from various types of pop music and dance forms, and sets them in a symphonic framework. The opening movement, Overture, is a short fanfare based loosely on Irish dance rhythms and melodies. The second movement, Ballad, receives its inspiration from various aspects of pop ballads, though no direct references are made. Dense harmonies and interesting textures play an important role throughout the movement. The final movement, Fusion, is a literal combination of rock, funk, swing, and classical in a contemporary setting. Intense and driving, this is an excellent concert finale! You may even want to consider performing the last movement alone as an encore.

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G Force - Vince Gassi

Energy, strength, drive; words that capture the feeling of this evocative work for young band. With lots of forward momentum and energy throughout, there is also a brief, lyrical section. Ensemble passages are prevalent and percussion is plentiful.

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G-Force Five! - Ralph Ford

A very dynamic sound for your youngest students. "G-Force Five!" is a vigorous work characterized with solid scoring to build performance confidence. This will be a wonderful program and rehearsal work to reinforce rhythmic stability. (1:45)

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Gabriel's Message

Perfect for holiday concerts and festival programs alike, this traditional Basque Carol provides a setting for younger bands to play both expressively and energetically. Three statements of this powerful theme build in intensity, taking both the players and audience on a memorable musical journey! (2:15)

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Galactic Conflict - Timothy Loest

This invigorating work makes great use of percussion. Reminiscent of Holst's famous portrayal of Mars, the driving rhythmic motif is immediately introduced with rhythmic hits reinforced in the upper brass and woodwinds. Several themes are layered for an effect that is easy to achieve with bands at this level. A brief lyrical section provides some creative harmonies which will help develop the musicianship of your band. The opening material then returns for a powerful conclusion. Highly recommended!

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Galactic Nature - Victor López

, by Victor Lpez, for beginning band, is captivating and perfect for integrating music into cross-curricular studies. Inspired by the systems of stars and interstellar matter that make the universe, this composition provides an effective way of connecting music with celestial scientific concepts. (2:00)

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Galaxy Defenders - John M. Pasternak

Prepare to take your group to the stars and beyond with Galaxy Defenders. Composed for the young band, John M. Pasternak's galactic work includes heroic themes, battle scenes and a triumphant finale. Save the galaxy with this epic musical adventure!Original Item#: RWS-1804-00

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Galileo's Vision - Ralph Ford

New from Ralph Ford is an intergalactic musical adventure, inspired by the times when we could only gaze at the stars from the face of the earth and dream. This highly-charged original composition will keep your students and listeners on the edge of their chairs! (4:07)