Music for Prague (1968) - Karel Husa

This impressive and historically significant work is found on state lists all across the country and is highly respected as an important contribution to the contemporary literature for concert band. Composed in 1968 and memorializing the 1968 Soviet bloc invasion of Czechoslovakia, Husa arranged this for orchestra soon after. One year later Husa was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for his String Quartet No. 3.

Music For Queen Mary II - Philip A. Parker

Music For Royal Fireworks - Georg Friedrich Händel

Music For The Funeral Of Queen Mary - Henry Purcell

Austere, powerful music of England's most famous Baroque composer. From the first sounds of the muffled drums, your players and audience will be taken back to a snowy London morning in 1685 for the funeral procession of Queen Mary II. Spellbinding!

Music For The King's Delight - Pierre la Plante

Courtly pageantry, simple beauty and rambunctious fun abound in this wonderful setting! A delightful suite of "Mr. Purcell"s Riggadoon." "Over the Hills and Far Away," and "Lazy Pirate's Jig." Music to delight the king, the commoner and everyone else!

Music For The Kings Feast - Henry Purcell

A strong work for young band, this work will bring a touch of class to any concert. (2:00)

Music for the Queen's Court

Music For The Royal Fireworks - Georg Friedrich Händel

Music for Winds and Percussion - E. Del Borgo

Music for Young People - Josef Böhnisch