Resilience - Michael Oare

Inspired by that quality of humanity allowing us to adapt and persevere in the face of the challenges brought on by the pandemic, Resilience is a celebratory piece that commemorates everyone's efforts to overcome this difficult time. This upbeat and dynamic work for young bands is sure to lift up your spirits.

Resilience - Travis Weller

Written in response to adversity in its many forms, this concert or contest composition for advanced bands celebrates the spirit of rising above. Adversity is represented by various harmonic and rhythmic devices throughout the work and is resolved through creative reworkings of previous melodic material, different textural instrumental combinations and tempo and dynamic shadings. Truly a commentary on not only life's struggles but the fact that strife also causes positive growth, this complex, yet approachable, composition will challenge your musicians both musically and emotionally.

Resolution - Sean O'Loughlin

Resonance - K. Foley

Symphonic Band (score & parts). Foley, K

Resounding Praise! - Timothy Johnson

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Respect

Peter Kleine Schaars is one of the top arrangers of the famous De Haske imprint. His catalogue consists of the very best songs from different genres. 'Respect' as performed by the 'Queen of Soul' Aretha Franklin is the latest addition to his list of arrangements an all-time classic with a message that is still very relevant.

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Respicere - Thiemo Kraas

Resplendent Glory - Rossano Galante

Written in a romantic/heroic style, this impressive overture from Rossano Galante features sweeping and lush melodies along with brilliant brass fanfares and woodwind flourishes. For the mature ensemble, here is adynamic concert opener. Dur: 5:40 (Grade 5)

Resting In The Peace Of His Hands - John Gibson

Resumption March - John Philip Sousa

1879 was a very eventful year for John Philip Sousa. He was a successful conductor, conducting Gilbert and Sullivans musical comedy, H.M.S. Pinafore, the year before he became the leader of the United States Marine Band, and it was the year he got married. It was also the year he composed Resumption March. The title was a reference to the resumption of the United States to use gold and silver coins following the post-Civil War inflation and depression. The march was published the same year in Philadelphia by the J. W. Pepper music publishing firm.