African Dances - Robert E. Foster Jr.

This vibrant and stylish piece for young bands provides a fresh and welcome contrast on any concert program. The musical material explores a variety of rhythms and incorporates numerous colorful percussion instruments that will have all your musicians "grooving" to the spirited sounds. Ranges are modest and instruments are carefully doubled in this fun and spirited work that can be used to feature your developing percussion section.

African Dances. Wind band - Kit Turnbull

African Dances is a continuous work for solo clarinet and wind ensemble consisting of five individual sections. The basis for the piece is the clarinet's construction from the wood of the African blackwood tree, and itssubsequent development into the instrument we know today. Each movement draws on different aspects of Pan-African music, ranging from the styles and forms of the African choral tradition, through to the complex cross-rhythms andpatterns that characterise so much of the music of Africa.

African Dreams - Brant Karrick

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African Funk - Alan Fernie

African Groove - Gerald Oswald

The expression "groove" is often used as a term for the various rhythmic styles characteristic of Afro-American music. In fact, pretty much any danceable rhythm is called a groove. This even extends to jazz, a musical genre that originated in African American communities. African Groove will get the audience into the groove, snapping their fingers and even up on their feet.

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African Harmony - Johan de Meij

The first of its kind: A delightful suite based on five enchanting African folk songs. African Harmony can be performed instrumental or with choir (SATB).

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African Holy Night

The traditional carol "O Holy Night" has been re-imagined in a completely different setting. Featuring the percussion section, we are musically transported to the Serengeti and jungles of Africa to explore the well-known melody in both time and texture. A unique and exciting selection for your next holiday concert!

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African Journey - Brian Balmages

Full Score and Parts for Brass Band to Brian Balmages' African Journey. The use of 'snares off' and a tom-tom part will take your students on a musical safari with African Journey. Open 4ths and 5ths create a very mysterious setting. The piece also features some excellent contrapuntal writing between the ostinato figures and the melodic line that will keep student interest high during both rehearsal and performance time.

African Marching Song

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African Memories - Florian Ziller