Merry Gentlemen - Andrew Balent

This piece is based on the traditional Christmas selection God Bless Ye Merry, Gentlemen. Your ensemble will be able to practice rhythmic accuracy and dynamic contrast and gain exposure to tempo and time changes. The ensemble sound changes from full band to woodwinds and then to brass throughout the arrangement providing interest and texture. A wonderful addition to any holiday concert.

Merry Kisimusi

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Merry Mixmas - Suzanne Welters

Merry Music - Frigyes Hidas

Although Frigyes Hidas (1928-2007) composed in every genre, he gained international fame and recognition principally with his chamber music for brass instruments and his works written for wind ensembles and wind orchestras. In 1995 he was invited to WASBE, the international organization of wind ensembles, and in the final decades of his life, which were rich in commissions, he travelled the world as a competition jury member, guest of honour at festivals and visiting university professor. Full of humour and extremely effective, Merry Music is one of his best-known and most popular works.

Merry Wayfaring Stranger

Tyler Arcari has a knack for smashing un-related tunes together, especially for Christmas! This clever new addition to Tyler's chaotic caroling is no exception. Musicians will love the drama in this work, as they mix Poor Wayfaring Stranger with the likes of God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen and Patapan. This will be the star of your next holiday program!

Merry Widow - Franz Lehár

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Merry Wives of Windsor - Nicolai

Merry-Go-Round - Philip Sparke

Merry-Go-Round is a mini concerto for band in which each section takes a turn as soloist. On a merry-go-round the viewpoint is constantly changing, this being portrayed by different instrumental groups playing variations on the main theme, continually coming to the fore. This attractive work will bring all the excitement of the fairground to your concert.

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Merry-Go-Round - Roland Kernen

Merry-Go-Round - Yukiko Nishimura

As the title suggests, this new piece from composer Yukiko Nishimura depicts the joy of riding on a merry-go-round or carousel. The main melody is delightful and memorable. Yukiko's orchestration colors are unique and fresh. Her harmonic sensibilities lead a bit toward the Jazz idiom making her compositions different and very interesting.