Galaxies - Peter Graham

Galaxies may be considered as theme music to an imaginary science-fiction movie. The contrasting heroic, romantic and reflective styles and themes will hopefully conjure up familiar images of inter-stellar heroes and heroines battling the alien forces of darkness!

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Galaxy - Bernard Rittiner

Galaxy - Manfred Schneider

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Galaxy's Edge - Hammonds

Hopeful, brave, and determined - those words describes most beginning band musicians. Your first-year players will be ready to blast across the skies with "Galaxy's Edge", a bold and adventurous work from composer Mike Hammonds. With melodies and scoring reminiscent of epic film soundtracks, young musicians will find the heroic melodic material to be inspiring as it passes through each section of the band. Give your young band a chance to ride the rocket of success with "Galaxy's Edge!"

Gale Force - Larry Neeck

The forces of nature and the sea are portrayed in "Gale Force." A powerful introduction leads to driving themes that depict a tempest at sea. A temporary calm prevails, providing beautiful lyrical themes that showcase the subtly and expressiveness of your ensemble. Driving rhythms then lead to a thrilling conclusion. Showcase the musicality of your band in this dramatic tour-de-force that will excite the imagination of your audience and band alike.

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Galea et Bellum - Jan de Haan

'Galea et Bellum' was commissioned by the Excelsior Schraard music society (Friesland, the Netherlands). The work tells the story of a rare helmet that was discovered in a church in the Frisian village of Schettens in 2015. It uses the hymn 'Ah, how fleeting, ah how insignificant' as a leitmotif.

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Galre - Marc Steckar

Galilean Moons - Roger Cichy

This grand work, in four movements, reflects the unique disparate qualities of each moon.Movements:I. Ganymede (4:44)II. Callisto (2:50)III. Io (2:18)IV. Europa (4:08)

Galileo - Thomas Doss

For this spirited concert march, the creative and lively mind of the great Italian mathematician, physicist and astronomer Galileo Galilei, who lived from 1564 to 1642, served as a source of inspiration. Galileo was the founder of experimental thinking in physics, and he made numerous discoveries and formulated many useful theories in this field. His reluctance to unquestioningly accept established authorities and ideas was also typical of his inventive mind. Moreover, Galileo was more accessible to the common people. He tried to encourage them to think for themselves, and he published his research results in the form of dialogues that were easy to understand. This accessibleconcert march - a suitable homage to Galileo - builds a bridge between the musician and the listener.

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Galileo's Vision - Ralph Ford