Inspire! - Satoshi Yagisawa

Composer Satoshi Yagisawa is very popular in Asia, and has a great reputation in Singapore in particular. He composed this piece in 2017 as a commission from the Yishun Primary School Concert Band. The title Inspire! comes from the initials of the classroom names at the school: Independence, Nation-Loving, Sincerity, Perseverance, Integrity, Respect and Excellence. The piece is imbued with positivity and belief in the future for the young generations to come.

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Instant Christmas Concert

Fourteen Christmas carols in two minutes and ten seconds - with no assembly required! A fun and entertaining medley for your next Christmas concert.

Instant Christmas Spirit - Brian Balmages

Can't decide which holiday classic to use? They're all here, each with a creative twist. This spirited, crowd-pleasing medley will put a smile on every face. Challenge your audience to name every piece!

Instant Concert - Harold L. Walters

Often imitated but never duplicated, this is THE original! Harold Walters uses thirty melodies found on band concert programs over the world and very cleverly condenses them into an instant performance of three minutes and ten seconds in one, single tempo. This fabulous edition continues to be one of our best sellers ever - a guaranteed hit with your audience.

Instant Concert - Philip A. Parker

Instant Holiday Encore - Mark Lortz

The title says it all! This new holiday hit by Mark Lortz is sure to be the talk of your winter concerts. Full of carols, and orchestrated to make your group sound big and full.

Instant Swing Concert

What a great idea! Here's 11 of the biggest swing hits from two eras, the 40's and the 90's, cleverly put together in a medley that will turn your concert hall into a dance hall. Eric's skilled writing makes it fun and easy to play for any group. This one's an entertainment winner. Includes: Woodchopper's Ball, Jumpin' Jack, Zoot Suit Riot, Puttin' On the Ritz, It Don't Mean a Thing (If It Ain't Got That Swing), Stompin' at the Savoy, Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, Leap Frog, Go Daddy-O, In the Mood, and Jump, Jive An' Wail.

Instrumental Travelling - Sylvain Marchal

Instrumentalstze (Aus Dem Oratorium "Saul") - Georg Friedrich Händel

Handel's Oralorio "Saul", composed in 1739, contains a series of instrumental movements which provide commentary on the action. Composers have often written works in the form of suites from these movements. Handel's blocks of polyphonic music are also particularly suitable for wind band. His orchestral suites were usually performed in Ihe open air. Many of his themes rank among the great inventions of musical history. They give his music dignity and greatness and at the same time they remain popular in character. The instrumental movements from 'Saul' are suitable for concerts, including those in churches, for serenades and for contests from intermediate to advanced level.

Insurgence - Rossano Galante

In a world where food is rationed based on wealth and status, people experiencing poverty have formed a task force to gain equality. Insurgence, by Rossano Galante, begins with a driving, rhythmic ostinato in the winds, low brass, and percussion. Soaring, aggressive horn lines take the lead in this post-apocalyptic setting. This theme is passed to the trumpets, then the winds, heralding their presence in this work. The piece transitions to a slightly lyrical section, capturing the pain and struggle these humans must endure during these challenging times. The piece recapitulates the main theme with the full ensemble, bringing this composition to a thunderous conclusion. (3:30)