New Frontiers - Aaron Blakely

This new concert overture by young composer Aaron Blakely is reminiscent of the great Western movie score genre. It has the bold open intervals of the American sound made famous by Aaron Copland along with a very memorable melody and driving rhythms. The main theme of the piece is contrasted by a lush and lyrical middle section that builds to a wonderful climax before the return of the driving main theme. New Frontiers is a perfect showcase piece for your band to play at contest or festival.

New Frontiers - Douglas Court

New Generation - Etienne Crausaz

New Horizon Fanfare and Processional - Amy Webb

This is the perfect fanfare and processional for your band to play at graduation, concert, or any ceremonial event. The 1st trumpet's highest note is Eb. Only the 1st clarinets cross the break.

New Horizon March - Bene Davis

Perfectly scored for early ensembles, this piece balances simplicity with musical richness. Every section shines, from low brass melodies to a lively percussion soli and a charming clarinet feature in the trio. It will make your young band sound mature beyond their years.

New Horizons - Jay Taylor

An impressive work for beginners to play on their very first concert. This majestic work is carefully written so young players can learn quickly while sounding confident and accomplished. The music conveys the feeling of excitement at the start of a new experience - like the exuberance of that very first concert, or the beginning of their journey in life - growing and exploring new horizons.

New Horizons - Morten J. Wallin

The Norwegian composer Morten J. Wallin dedicated "New Horizons" to his three children, of 8, 20 and 23 years old. Each of them lives in a world of their own and is at a different stage of life, with their own school, friends and hobbies. They also all dream of the future in their own way, and of a life that is always offering new perspectives and ... a new horizon

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New Horizons - William Owens

New Horizons Overture - Jim Mahaffey

New Hymns on Old Words - Ted Huggens

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