And Hope Led Them Home - Justin Williams

This piece celebrates those who inspire us, motivate us, and blaze trails before us, enabling us to be all we can dream to be. With distinct passion and fervor, this new work is sure to be an uplifting and inspiring work for your concert band. (5:45)

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And I Love Her - John Lennon

And in the End It Was Earth - Roland Barrett

Inspired by the Native American proverb, "We do not inherit the earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children." Roland Barrett has scored this original composition to musically reflect that sentiment conveying the inherent beauty, majesty, and grandeur of planet Earth. Combining fluid moving melodic components with energetic and driving rhythmic pulse, the work will capture the imagination of all. (5:30) This title is available in SmartMusic.

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And More - Joshua Hobbs

And More is one of those works that will inspire your musicians all on its own. Beautifully written and full of opportunities for expressive playing, composer Joshua Hobbs' new work is perfect for any program.

And So He Also Loves the Bow - Roland Barrett

And so the Story Goes - Cattin

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And Stars Remain... - Robert Levy

And Still, the Spirit - Philip Sparke

This work was commissioned by Dr. Robert Oertli from Mhlin, Switzerland, and is based on an earlier composition called Spirit of the Sequoia. The piece is inspired by how the human spirit can gain from setbacks: we become stronger after adversity. Sparke used the Californian redwood tree as a metaphor for this basic idea. The remarkable life cycle of these amazing trees involves them dropping seeds to the ground, which require heat to open their shells and germinate; the seeds require destruction in order to procreate. This piece is particularly suitable for younger bands - one of the last wishes of the initial commissioner.

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And The Bells Shall Sing - William Windham

And the Fire Raged! - Ted Ricketts

Displaying a variety of colors and musical styles, here is an impressive offering from Ted Ricketts. The calm setting in the beginning gradually gives way to a faster, emotionally-charged section featuring the trumpet section with rhythmic answers from the rest of the ensemble. Also featured is a contrasting section for woodwinds and brief solos for clarinet and flute before returning to the powerful faster strains and exciting ending. (3:55)