Afternoon Of A Faun, The - Philip A. Parker

Aftershock

Bands that had the great experience of playing Larry Clark's popular Shockwave can now move on to part two: Aftershock. While a bit more difficult than its predecessor, Aftershock maintains the bold, exciting, and aggressive qualities that made Shockwave such a sparkler.

Afton Variations - Carl Strommen

Based upon the Appalachian Folk Song Flow Gently, Sweet Afton, Strommen takes the tune through a myriad of different harmonic and textural variations. An excellent piece with which to teach expressive playing, this is one of the best pieces Carl Strommen

Agadir - Jérôme Naulais

Again We Rise - Pasternak

This beautiful lyrical work will be sure to leave audiences with a sense of hope and promise. From the slow mysterious opening statement to the glorious resolution, "Again We Rise" is a significant musical work for the wind band. Suitable for festival and concert performance, we predict this artistic work by John Pasternak will become part of the standard repertoire.

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Against all Odds - Matthew R. Putnam

This inspiring new work for developing bands written by Matthew Putnam has equal parts teachable moments and engaging material to keep them coming back for more. Well-orchestrated so your ensemble will sound big and full, with lots of opportunities for any type of concert program. This one is a hit!

Against All Odds - Phil Collins

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Age of Conan Suite - Dnut A. Haugen

Agincourt Hymn - Daniel Bukvich

Bukvich employs 17 different percussion instruments and the singing of all the wind instrumentalists in this epic composition named for the English victory in 1415 at Agincourt.

Agitations - Jérôme Naulais

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