Project (March) - Harold Bennett

This bright and freshly scored arrangement, carefully tailored for younger musicians, will introduce a classic Harold Bennett (aka Henry Fillmore) march to a whole new generation. Duration: 2' Keys: Bb, Eb Ranges: Trumpet - F, Horn - D, Trombone - D

Project Mars - Michael Story

Reflecting on the new data arriving from the red planet, this original work contains a tip of the hat to Gustav Holst's revered melody. Opening and closing with a distinct fanfare, the solidly scored overture will spotlight your beginners with this bold work suitable for concert or contest. Interstellar! (2:00)

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Prologue - Robert W. Smith

Prologue and Festiva - Ed Huckeby

This concert work combines a bold and noble opening with a fresh, vibrant multi-metered allegro section which presents a unique challenge to everyone in the ensemble. Commissioned to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the International Music Camp which is held annually at the Peace Gardens on the border of North Dakota and Canada, this work establishes a celebratory tone from the very beginning. A fugue-like interlude midway through the Allegro section brings a unique flavor to this composition. Your students, audiences will love this new composition which is an excellent choice for concert or festival performances. Highly recommended!

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Prologue Prayer and Dream Pantomime - Engelbert Humperdinck

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Promenade - Bill Calhoun

A regal new piece from up and coming composer Bill Calhoun. Promenade can be defined as a "ceremonious opening to a formal event" and in this case, Promenade should provide an excellent opening to your band's first concert. Your beginning groups will sound marvelous with the strong scoring of this majestic offering, also an ideal piece for contest/festival performance.

Promenade - Brian Connery

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Promenade - Carlo Pucci

Promenade - Leroy Anderson

A musical depiction of a leisurely stroll through a park, this Leroy Anderson original composition was first performed by the Boston Pops. A perfect introduction to the endless variety found in Anderson's work for your beginning band. (2:00)

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Prometheus - Anne McGinty

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