Neapolitan Adventure

Featuring three Italian melodies, this carefree piece will transport your audience to the Mediterranean. Opening with the happy Tiritomba, continuing with Santa Lucia and ending with Finiculi, Finicula, opportunities abound for working on phrasing, blend, and mixed meters. A great programming choice for a light classical moment in your concert.

Needle In A Haystack

Neverland - Bill Calhoun

New Frontiers - Aaron Blakely

New Places

This inspiring original piece is written about the excitement of going to a new place and entering a new chapter of life. The tender and wistful middle section provides a moment of reflection about missing the old and familiar, building toward the courage to seek out new adventures.

Ngoma Za Kenya - Paul Basler

"Kwaheri," the third movement of Ngoma za Kenya, contains similar gestures to the previously released first movement, "Jambo" (2008), but is harmonically more progressive. Stylistic influences in the work come from the composer's experiences with Kenyan choral traditions (call and response) and the joyful, optimistic, and celebratory nature of Kenyan culture.

Niagara - Gregory Rudgers

Night Cries - Elliot Borgo

Night Fantasy - Gregory Rudgers

Using the contemporary styling of composer Warren Benson, Gregory Rudgers offers the band world a companion piece to Benson's popular Night Song. Similar in style but distinctive in many ways, Night Fantasy is a study in compositional economy and depth. A serious choice of literature for your next concert or contest/festival performance.

Night Flight - Bill Calhoun

Bill Calhoun is quickly becoming one of the best composers in this business. He has a way of writing pieces that are exciting, well-scored, interesting and different. Night Flight shows his aggressive side with a piece that starts strong, right out of the gate. The fearless-sounding melody lifts up players and audience, grabs hold of them and takes them on the musical journey of a flight into the night sky. A perfect selection to showcase your developing band at a contest or festival performance.