Stand by Me

The classic song Stand By Me was originally performed by Ben E King in 1960. Over the years there have been many versions of this and now there is one for wind band! This is sure to become a regular item on your concert programmes.

Stand By Me - Jerry Leiber

Stand Easy March

Stand Tall America

Andrew Balent lends his arranging skills in this new patriotic salute for young band. A bright opening fanfare quickly moves into a lyrical treatment of America, the Beautiful. After a brief restatement of the opening material, the arrangement moves into Battle Hymn of the Republic. Fanfares in the brass punctuate the melody as the piece moves to a stirring conclusion.

Stand Tall In Changing Times - Roger Cichy

Based on the idea of the purpose of education and how it prepares students for life, this work starts with a stately fanfare style opening. The composition has contrasting melodies and rich harmonies. 1st trumpet's highest notes is a C. Only the 1st clarinet plays over the break.

Stand Up and Swing - John O'Reilly

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Standing Stones - Todd Stalter

Ancient legend says that as the Oneida were being chased on foot through a forest by an enemy tribe, they came to a clearing and suddenly disappeared from sight, confounding their enemies by shape-shifting into the stones that stood in the clearing. This piece is meant to commemorate that event. (4:30)

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Stanshawe March - Derek Bourgeois

Star Above, Shine Brightly - Brian Balmages

This beautiful ballad for concert band is based on a melody written by the composer's father. Skillfully scored to expose students to more complex harmonies reminiscent of Percy Grainger, this wonderful piece explores chorales, chamber music, and full ensemble writing. An excellent choice for your contest warm-up or change-of-pace concert selection

Star Attraction - Fraser

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