From the Gay Twenties - Maurice de Mandelieu

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From the Highest Peak - Robert Buckley

Written as a celebratory piece, From The Highest Peak is a rousing overture that explodes with energy and is a tribute to the pursuit of excellence and the triumph of the human spirit. With powerful fanfares, triumphant melodies, driving percussion and dynamic contrasts, this exciting concert opener moves through different musical colors without ever losing its relentless drive.Dur: 3:15

From the Highlands - Marco Pütz

Enjoying his travels in Scotland, Marco Ptz decided to compose a piece for wind band, based on Scottish folk songs. While in the airport at Glasgow, shortly before boarding his plane, Ptz bought a collection of folk melodies from all over Scotland that had been arranged for flute. At first he harmonized several melodies in his own style, then he began to alter the resulting pieces (especially rhythmically). Eventually Ptz added passages here and there and orchestrated the piece for wind band. Ptz's resulting composition is an educational work that is both enjoyable and appealing to players of all ages, although it was written with young bands in mind. From theHighlands is part of a project to increase the repertoire available to youth and school bands, both in quantity and quality; an important personal and musical goal for the composer. This is Ptz's third contribution of this sort to be added to the De Haske catalogue, following his successful Arrows of Lightning and Four Sketches for Band.

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From The Hills Of Bristol - Jack Bullock

From the Realms of Glory!

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From the Sea - Geert Jan Kroon

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From The Shores Of The Mighty Pacific - Herbert L. Clarke

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From The Sinatra Song Book

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From the Southern Mountains

A setting of two traditional folk songs, Lonesome Valley and Down to the River to Pray, FROM THE SOUTHERN MOUNTAINS is a lyric and euphonious introduction to the American folk song tradition. Expertly scored, the work will pose no onerous problem for you to solve.

From The Summit - Kirt Mosier

From starting out on a journey and ultimately reaching the summit, this piece is a musical tribute to a fine high school music program, and to the teacher, Jim Oliver, of Lees Summit, Missouri, who led them there. (6:15)