Gates Of Freedom - Robert Thurston

Composer Robert Thurston has produced a rich sounding and colorful easy march that has the bright open "American" sound of a familiar piece without, in fact, actually quoting anything. The fresh sound, active percussion and idiosyncratic harmonies help make this selection perfect for stimulating beginning instrumentalists. Duration: 2' 30"

Gates of Orion - Michael Sweeney

This powerful work for beginning players is written entirely in one tempo in the style of an extended fanfare. Appropriate for use at contests or festivals, this will make your band sound great with limited rehearsal time. (Includes full performance CD)

Gates Of The Minotaur - Barry E. Kopetz

The Minotaur is the legendary creature with the body of a man and the head of a bull, or the body of a bull and the head of a man. In Greek mythology The Minotaur was evil, preying on youths and young maidens from Athens. The musical depiction in this composition begins with the legendary half-man/half-animal guarding the gates to the famous Labyrinth, its home. The Greek hero, Theseus enters the Labyrinth, locates the evil Minotaur, and after a dramatic battle to the death, succeeds in killing him with a sword. This is a bold, programmatic work for young band.

Gateway March - Eric Osterling

Easy marches that sound authentic and still work with beginners are hard to find. Here is a gem from Eric Osterling that works great even with small bands with incomplete instrumentation. With catchy melodies and repetitive rhythmic patterns, this one is easy to learn and is perfect for contest or concert use. Dur: 1:30

Gateway to the South - Buys

Gateway West - John O'Reilly

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Gather Ye Rosebuds - Todd Stalter

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Gathering Places - Pierre la Plante

Lots of color and contrast in this masterpiece. A gathering of three old spirituals: "Brethren, We Have Met to Worship," the familiar "Shall We gather at the River" and the exultant "A Great Camp-Meeting in the Promised Land!" Inspiring!

Gatt Ross - Lorenzo Pusceddu

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