Alien Marching Machine - John Prescott

This creative work is one more addition to a series of band pieces that musically describe the fictional saga of an alien invasion. In this installment, the mysterious and persistent visitors from outer space are continuing their quest for world domination with a new and formidable weapon, a giant robotic android. Massive and ominous, it clanks along seemingly unstoppable as the alien troops march forward, bent on total conquest. Effective as a standalone piece, you can also combine it with the other works Aliens Landing (In Your Backyard!), Alien Invasion, and Aliens Among Us for a complete musical sci-fi mini series.

Aliens Among Us - David Gorham

First they arrived in Aliens Landing (In Your Back Yard!), then they attacked in Alien Invasion, and now theyre here! They must have liked what they found because theyve decided to stay; well disguised and clever, they blend right in - but the spooky and eerie sounds give them away as they try to hide among us.

Aliens in the Attic - Tyler Arcari

Aliens are attacking! From the attic?! Yep, there are invaders from outer space hiding in the attic, and it's time to run for your lives! Beginning students will absolutely love this creative work and all the literal bells and whistles. Not to mention whirly tubes and sirens. They won't even realize they are learning various types of accents and dynamics as well as minor mode. Sure to be a hit!

Aliens Landing - John Prescott

Fire up everyones imagination with this creative and unique selection. The special effects are easy and effective and will have audiences visualizing spaceships and strange wonderful creatures when this is performed. In fact, everyone will want to "phone home" after having a close encounter with this clever and effective piece for young bands.

Aliette - Alfred Delbecq

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Aline - Christophe

Aline - Henry Fillmore

Another classic Harold Bennett (pseudonym for Henry Fillmore) march, first presented as part of the Bennett Band Book series. Every year, more and more band directors choose these little march gems, arranged by Larry Clark, for contest warm-up. They are tuneful, easy to play, and simply sound great!

Alison's Dance - Arnon

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Alizs (Les) - Kumiko Tanaka

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Alkahest - G. E. Holmes