Journey To Top Of Europe - Bertrand Moren

Journey's End - Kah Chun Wong

Joust - Larry Clark

You will hear the power and aggressive nature of the medieval tournament in this strong new work for developing bands by Larry Clark. Larry's pieces are some of the most performed at this grade level and this piece proves why with its bold rhythms, powerful harmonies and singable melodies. Every section of the band gets to shine in this contest/festival style piece.

Jovintud - Ferrer Ferran

Ferrer Ferran is the conductor of Juventud Musical who, in 2005, celebrated their twentieth anniversary. Jovintud was composed to celebrate this anniversary and is a blend of the name ?Jovi? with the word juventud (youth). Tenor saxophone player Jos Vicente Berch , known as Jovi, is the chairman of the group. Jovintud is a youthful, cheerful and humorous composition that has its own unique charm. A wonderful vibrant work that is a great opportunity to feature your tenor saxophone player.

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Joy - Joseph Curiale

Joy - Patrick Roszell

Joy - Robert E. Foster Jr.

All the positive energy implicit in the title is superbly displayed in the seemingly boundless spirit of exuberant music. A majestic opening paves the way for an energetic and substantial work for young bands. This creative selection is well suited to be the main focus of any concert, either as a concert opener or featured program selection.

Joy Awakening - Peter Terry

Your audience will not be able to believe how good very beginning band students sound on this piece that uses only the first 6 notes of the Bb scale. Composer Peter Terry is fast becoming a composer to watch with exciting pieces for all grade levels. You, your students and your audience are sure to enjoy this uplifting selection.

Joy Dance - Scott Watson

Joy Dance, by Scott Watson, musically conveys an unrestrained expression of happiness and exhilaration. Inspired by David's ecstatic dance of praise in 2 Samuel 6:14 ("And David danced before the Lord with all his might..."), the piece combines artifacts of popular and contemporary music, including bold syncopations, a driving 5/4 meter groove, and use of contemporary and gospel harmonies. A large percussion section (7 players, including two mallet parts and timpani) adds essential color and energy. Whether it's worship, thankfulness, celebration, or blissful abandon, this composition reflects the radiant rejoicing of those who revel in all life's goodness! (4:10)

Joy In All Things - Brian Balmages