Missouri Mule - Jessie Blake

Missouri River Celebration - Larry MacTaggart

Commissioned by the Nebraska City High School Band (Greg Olsen, director), Missouri River Celebration depicts the spirit of the bustling frontier town of Nebraska City, Nebraska, an important stop along the journey of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. The work features an exciting opening theme full of rhythmic vigor followed by a lyrical middle section featuring a solo alto sax. The overture then returns energetically to create a rousing conclusion and a fitting tribute to the spirit of adventurous times long ago.

Missouri River Festival - David W. Moore

Filled with rhythmic and harmonic interest as well as memorable melodies, MISSOURI RIVER FESTIVAL is an energetic and enjoyable piece that gives every section in the band an opportunity to shine. Moods of the river are artistically represented in the interplay between Maestoso, Allegro spiritoso and Andante mysterioso sections. Artistic exploration of thematic material is a hallmark of David W. Moore's writing, and you'll find plenty of it here.There is an added practical advantage, too. All brass parts are dynamic, interesting and fun to play, but there is plenty of brass "resting time" carefully interspersed throughout the piece. You can use MISSOURI RIVERFESTIVAL at virtually any time during in your program without fear of over-taxing the brasses.Outstanding!

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Mister Joe (March, One Step and Two Step) - Harold Bennett

No concert is complete without a march, and this toe-tapper is sure to fit the bill. With catchy, easy syncopation throughout, younger bands are sure to enjoy learning the two-step, march style.

Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Fred Rogers

The music from Fred Rogers' masterful television show touches all ages. His message of kindness and acceptance speaks clearly through these iconic songs from the show. Sure to evoke fond memories from players and listeners alike,this medley includes: Won't You Be My Neighbor?, It's You I Like and It's Such a Good Feeling.

Mister Toads Wild Ride

Misterioso - Steve Hodges

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Mistery of Winning - Thomas Doss

Misty - Erroll Garner

Misty Rain, Softly Falling - Frank Erickson