Imms Holland - Henk van Lijnschooten

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Imogene - Clay Smith

Impact - Sean O'Loughlin

As the title implies, this piece truly packs a punch with its bold, rhythmic and harmonic punctuations. These features are framed by a distinctive melody, with well placed "blue" notes, giving it a sense of intrigue. This is signature Sean O'Loughlin at his best. The main material is contrasted by a beautiful slow section, which then returns to the intense central theme. A contest piece that will certainly make any band sound its best.

Impact! - Mark Lortz

Energetic and percussive, this dynamic fanfare is exciting for both listeners and performers. The high intensity, memorable theme, and fast tempo are the perfect elements needed to grab everyone's attention and announce that the performance has begun. Aptly titled, this fiery selection is certain to make a lasting impact on your next performance.

Imperator - Jean Brouquières

Imperatrix - Alfred Reed

Since its publication in 1972, this work has become an important part of the literature for concert band, and appears on many state lists.

ImPercynations - Steven Bryant

Using melodic fragments from each of the six movements of Percy Grainger's Lincolnshire Posy as foils for each other, Steven Bryant has created a unique and brash experiment in musical juxtaposition! Grainger described his work as a bouquet of musical wildflowers, and Bryant describes ImPercynations as a genetically-altered, crossbred, hybrid offspring...a musical Franken-flower. An unconventional gem. (duration: ca. 5:15)

Imperial - Bernard Rittiner

Imperial - Karl L. King

The long list of newly edited King marches continues to grow by leaps and bounds. You can be assured that this latest selection will be another crowd pleaser for audiences of all ages. It should also be noted that musicians love to revisit the glory days of circus band performances and it just doesn't get any better than this toe tapping march by the great Karl L. King. A real crowd pleaser!

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Imperial - Rockwell