Infinity and Beyond... - Philip Sparke

The last decades of the 20th century saw man's first steps in space exploration. Since the first moon landing by Neil Armstrong in 1969, these adventures in outer space have captured the public's imagination and have given birth to scores of science fiction movies, books and TV series that have tackled the subject. Infinity and Beyond... takes as its inspiration the wonderful film scores of composers such as John Williams and Jerry Goldsmith, who have almost invented a style which could be called 'space music'.Opening with a rhythmic bass figure, Infinity and Beyond... begins with a robust introduction in 3/4, which leads to the main theme in 4/4, played by the full band. Ashort bridge passage, utilising the interval of a fourth, leads to a modal central section, featuring first the trumpets and then played by the whole band; this in turn leads back to a repeat of the introduction until the main theme returns to bring the piece to a close.

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Infinity Awaits - Steve Parsons

Steve Parsons' significant background with musical theater is clear with this concert band piece. With fresh changes and harmonic choices, Infinity Awaits will bring excitement to any program.

Infinity Fanfare - John Prescott

This thrilling concert opener will take everyone on a breathtaking and fascinating ride through time itself. The momentum and unrelenting pulse generated by the powerful opening chord is maintained throughout the piece, creating a mounting tension thats not released until the final measure. This three-minute journey into the infinite is intense, unrelenting, and totally exhilarating. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride!

Infinity Forest - Haakon Esplo

The concert overture "Infinity Forest" draws inspiration from an ancient forest, standing majestically, enveloped in mystery and secrets. Venturing into this forest, one never knows what awaits. It lies dark and quiet, interrupted by clearings where the sunlight breaks through."Infinity Forest" serves as a magnificent opening for any concert and is equally an excellent choice for competition repertoire. The music presents challenges of both technical and musical nature for all instrument groups, offering great opportunities to focus on precision, timbres, and intonation. While the lower parts are designed for easier difficulty, the lead parts present greater challenges.A simplified part for flute and horn has also been made available, instruments which traditionally only have one part in the Young Band series.

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Inflection Point - Sean O'Loughlin

Opening with intrigue, mystery and well-placed harmonic dissonances to build tension, the piece is then off to a roaring start with strong motives, rhythms and full harmonies to drive the composition to a fulfilling climax followed by a subdued ending.

Ingenuity - Larry Clark

Larry Clark's newest march, Ingenuity, is the ideal introduction to the march style. This traditional march is perfect for contest and festival.

Inglesina - Davide Delle Cese

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Inglesina The Little English Girl - Davide Delle Cese

Best known for his marches, Davide Delle Cese was an Italian band leader, composer and teacher who enjoyed a long and rich musical career. His march, Inglesina, is one of his most popular marches and is an international favorite. This accomplished edition by the former director of the United States Marine Band is based on the original 1871 Italian edition and brings new excitement and freshness to this European classic.

Inner Space - John Emerson Blackstone

Today's society means to many people: bustle, hurry, quick and more ... No wonder that many are looking for (inner) tranquility and balance in their overloaded existence. Listen to music or active music is a way to relax and also to draw new energy. The repetitive motifs in Innerspace provide a relaxing effect. Enjoy and use the strength of your own 'innerspace'.

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Innisfree - Carl Strommen

An Irish-style original tour de force from composer Carl Strommen. It has everything from infectious folk-like tunes to jig rhythms, all powered with rhythmic energy that propels this exceptional piece to great heights.