Queen of Flowers - G. E. Holmes

Note: This is a reprint from a vintage publication of 1904. No conductor score is published for this work. The Solo Cornet part serves as a conductor guide.Due to the era of this work, saxophone parts are not published. Parts for Eb Horns are included; no F Horn parts are published for this work. If a C Piccolo/C Flute part was not published originally, one has been subsequently added by our editorial staff.

Queen of Sheba, Ballet Suite - Charles Gounod

Queen of the Dolomites - Jacob de Haan

The introductory theme of this composition echoes the majestic size of the mountains that are visible from the picture-postcard Cortina d'Ampezzo--the socalled "Queen of the Dolomites". Then we hear a lyrical theme, in which we feel the peacefulness of the surrounding countryside. We can even hear the hustle and bustle of the popular ski resort, before the two opening themes return in reverse order to bring this musical sight-seeing excursion to a close.

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Queen of the Night - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Vocal solo with concert band accompaniment.Excerpted from: The Magic FluteAlternate/Translated: Knigin der Nacht

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Queen's Park Melody - Jacob de Haan

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Quel guardo il Cavaliere - Gaetano Donizetti

Vocal solo with concert band accompaniment.Excerpted from: Don Pasquale

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Quest - George Farmer

A magnificent work evoking the days of knights and castles. A relentless sense of spirit. Written for all those with goals and dreams. Grand and inspiring!

Quest for the Mountain Top - Richard L. Saucedo

Here is an exciting and powerful work for very young players with one year of experience. Written using a single tempo throughout, a driving 8th note pulse and minor mode provide the underlying energy as the melody is passedaround to different sections of the band. With no syncopation and repetitive patterns, your band will sound great with limited rehearsal time. Dur: 2:20

Quest of the Black Knight - Timothy Loest

Quest of the Magi - Brian Beck

The Quest of the Magi was one of the working titles for John Henry Hopkins Jr.'s famous carol, "We Three Kings." Written in 1857 for a Christmas pageant in New York City, "We Three Kings" tells the tale of the Magis' journey to find a newly born king in a faraway land and the precious gifts they brought with them. This piece focuses more on the journey of "following yonder star." Traveling across many countries in the first century was a perilous task, full of danger, thievery, and possible death, not to mention these men were traveling with some of the most precious and expensive cargo one could possess. This piece chronicles the magi acquiring myrrh, frankincense, and gold for their journey. Each treasure is represented by its own motif and woven into Hopkins' original carol. (2:45)