Grand Procession - Jeff Smallman

Originally a wedding march for solo organ, this piece has been greatly expanded for the concert band. Fanfares in the brass and stately melodies make this a terrific change of pace on a concert. This could open a concert or be programmed in the middle of a concert for variety. Grand Procession is not too difficult and musically satisfying for audiences and players alike and is a great addition to the band repertoire.

Grand Russian Fantasia - Jules Levy / arr. David Marlatt

This fun light piece is a great technical showpiece for the cornet. This arrangement has new break strains which have been composed (incorporating some of the original material) and use a famous Russian folk song, "Kalinka." These new band parts have breathed new life into this terrific cornet showpiece, giving the band more exciting parts and filling out the sound under the soloist.

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Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer

A light-natured, tongue-in-cheek holiday novelty with a subtle country flair will set your beginners up for a endearing holiday performance. Be more careful, Grandma!

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Granite Bay Overture - John O'Reilly

Granite Bay is in the heart of the Northern California area that was so dramatically affected by the discovery of gold at Sutter's Mill in 1848. This descriptive overture musically chronicles the range of emotions encountered by those early prospectors as they set off to make their fortunes. Great fun!

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Grant County Celebration - Mark Williams

This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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Grasp the Dream - Brad Ciechomski

When dreams come true, it is often due to good planning and hard work. This piece was composed to celebrate the opening of a new school, and the premiere performance was part of the celebration ceremony to honor all those who envisioned this project and saw it to completion. is a celebratory piece that can serve as an exciting concert opener or contest selection for your program. The character of the music is ideal for ceremonies, new beginnings, and other commemorative occasions.

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Graveyard Shift - Chris Campbell

Spooky and creepy are winners every time! A minimalist excursion to the dark side, by Chris Campbell manages to strike a terrific balance between horror and humor. Your students must concentrate for the counting. (2:00)

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Gravity Wave - Brian Balmages

This dynamic and intense work describes a phenomenon in which clouds follow the same pattern as waves in the ocean. After an introspective opening, the music grows in intensity with long sustained chords pushing through intense rhythmic movement. Eventually, woodwinds become the focus of the work in a subdued section before undulating percussion begin the final powerful drive. Woodwinds join in a flurry of activity while brass players sustain epic chords once more, until a whirlwind of notes converge into one chaotic statement, punctuated by dissonant chords in the brass. The final sequence will leave the audience gasping. Intense!

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Grays Harbor March - Steve Hodges

Here's an energetic concert or festival opener by Steve Hodges. Grays Harbor March was commissioned by the George B. Miller Junior High School in Aberdeen, Washington. This exciting march was written in two distinct styles. Set in the minor mode, the driving opening will give your trumpets a chance to show off their rhythmic skill. Then, a graceful transition leads to the flowing middle section in the relative major, only to return back to the original theme for the fantastic finish. Open your next concert by taking your audience to Grays Harbor!

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Great Balls of Fire

Goodness! Gracious! Here's a cult-rock hit prepared for your beginning band. They'll love the tune so much that you won't be able to keep them from practicing. A tune for all ages not to be missed! (1:12)

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