Heroic - G. E. Holmes

Heroic Fanfare - Eddy Debons

Heroic Fanfare and March - Mike Hannickel

Perfect for that first festival experience or as a graduation processional/recessional, the regal quality of Heroic Fanfare and March fits the young wind ensemble to a T. Appropriate ranges and a stately tempo mean you will be able to prepare this majestic statement in a reasonable amount of time, even if, like so many young bands, you get only one or two rehearsals per week.

Heroic Legend - Steve Frank

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Heroic March - Percy E. Fletcher

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Heroic March - Robert E. Foster

Based on a work by Telemann, this march setting provides the young musician with the opportunity to play with good "march style" while being introduced to an important period of our musical history. Dynamic contrast and style are important musical objectives.

Heroic Overture - Jean-François Michel

Heroic Saga - Robert Jager

Heroic Sketches - Ed Huckeby

Bold and dynamic, this uplifting Ed Huckeby composition is a impressive concert or festival selection that will allow your group to display its talents with playable challenges for every section of the band. Includes an eloquent andante section which features very effective solo passages for a number of the woodwind players. Driving rhythms, mixed meters, memorable melodies and dazzling percussion all combine to make this an outstanding choice for better bands. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

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Heroic Tribute - James Curnow

The grand and energetic opening, contrasting styles, careful attention to articulations, and rich harmonies make this one sound more advanced than it actually is. Consider using Heroic Tribute as the opening piece for your young band festival performance. The easy but bright and colorful Percussion, along with excellent use of the Woodwind and Brass sections, make this an ideal contest piece. There are plenty of teaching opportunities packed into this majestic new mini-overture for young bands. In fact, even if your band usually plays higher grade level music you should still give this one serious consideration. Occasionally it's good idea to rehearse a high-quality easiercomposition, where your entire ensemble can concentrate fully on ensemble playing, phrasing, tone quality, etc. and not worry about just chasing notes. This piece provides great cross-curricular teaching opportunities with history.A great teaching piece as well as a gem in performance!

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