Geography - Jean-Raphaël Fontannaz

Geology the Study of Rock - Sandy Feldstein

Geology: The Study of Rock combines a rock bass line, percussion groove and a melody with a little twist into a fun to play crowd-pleasing composition.

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Geometrics No. 1 - Martin Mailman

George of the Jungle - Sheldon Allman

Not only is he a cool character with a hit movie, but he's got a great theme! This clever version for band features timpani throughout (cross-cued) and gives your band a great novelty spot for most any concert.

George Washington Bicentennial March - John Philip Sousa

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George Washington Bridge - William Schuman

The writing of William Schumann is considered by many to be the pinnacle of contemporary band styling. This extraordinary work has been a staple of the band repertoire for many years, and has been found on virtually every state contest list.

George Washington Suite - Mike Hannickel

History! Introduce a bit of good old early-Americana to your audiences this year. GEORGE WASHINGTON SUITE is made up of three tunes known to have been composed for (or about) George and Martha Washington in their own time. Probably the best known of the three is the first movement, WASHINGTON'S GRAND MARCH, which is believed to have been written by Francis Hopkinson. He was one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. The second movement has the delightful title "Fancy Menuit with figure Dance by Two young Ladies in the presance of Mrs. Washington in 1792. Phila." sic (The quaint original spellings and capitalizations are preserved here for historical interest.) A fife-and-drum style arrangement of the BRANDYWINE QUICKSTEP completes this early American triptych.The stately and moderate tempos that fit the music of this era so well also ensure that the arrangements remain accessible to young bands. Add some good old early-American spirit to your upcoming performance with GEORGE WASHINGTON SUITE!

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George Washington's Birthday Party - Charles L. Barnhouse

Simply delightful "ragtime" piece written at the turn of the century by C.L. Barnhouse. Very tuneful and outstanding programming choice for adult bands as well as high school and university groups.

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Georgia Girl - Karl L. King

Note: This is a reprint from a vintage publication of 1914.Parts for Eb Horns are included; no F Horn parts are published for this work.If a C Piccolo/C Flute part was not published originally, one has been subsequently added by our editorial staff.

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Georgia On My Mind

This jazz ballad from 1930 is probably one of the most covered standards of all times. The most famous interpretation dates back from 1960, covered by the one and only Ray Charles. Since then, in 1979 the song was declared the official state anthem for Georgia in the United States. Top arranger Peter Kleine Schaars has now made an amazing arrangement for band using the Ray Charles version it's so close to the original that you can still feel the vibe of the 60s.

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