And The Bells Shall Sing - William Windham

And the Earth Trembled (Symphony 1, Mvt. III) - Reineke

The third movement begins in the early morning hours of April 18th, 1906. As the city sleeps the fault line rips and the Earth begins to tear apart. Devastation and destruction ensue as the city turns to chaos caused by the tremors and aftershocks of the earthquake. An odd-metered march develops that signifies the soldiers marching in to take control of the city as it burns in the aftermath of the quake.

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And the Fire Raged! - Ted Ricketts

Displaying a variety of colors and musical styles, here is an impressive offering from Ted Ricketts. The calm setting in the beginning gradually gives way to a faster, emotionally-charged section featuring the trumpet section with rhythmic answers from the rest of the ensemble. Also featured is a contrasting section for woodwinds and brief solos for clarinet and flute before returning to the powerful faster strains and exciting ending. (3:55)

And the Herald Angels Sang - James Swearingen

This wonderful Christmas medley combines three favorite holiday carols with the word "angel" in their titles and Swearingen's treatment of each is simply divine! They are; "Angels From The Realms Of Glory," "Angels We have Heard On High" and "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing." Audiences will think this arrangement is heaven sent.

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And the Lions Roared - Carol Brittin Chambers

Carol Brittin Chambers opens with a roar (literally) in this new work for developing band. Fun, fast, and full of great teaching opportunities, And the Lions Roared will be a hit with both your musicians and audiences, but especially your percussion section!

And the Mountains Echoed: Gloria! - Robert Longfield

A stunning work for better bands by Robert Longfield that is based on the popular hymn, "Angels We Have Heard On High". Very attractive selection for holiday concerts yet the Longfield treatment makes it appropriate for concert or contest performances at any time of the year! VERY NICE!

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And the Multitude with One Voice Spoke - James L. Hosay

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And the Winner is... - Dirk Brossé

And Then the Ocean Glows - Johann Strauss

And Then There Were Drums - Larry Neeck

First came the beat, "And Then There Were Drums." Feature your entire percussion section in this upbeat, easy rocker. The rock groove provides a solid foundation for the musical interplay between the band and the individual percussion instruments. Percussion parts are solidly scored, but not difficult, allowing your drummers, and your entire band to shine.

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