The Four Seasons, Autumn - Antonio Vivaldi

The Four Seasons, Spring - Antonio Vivaldi

The Four Seasons, Summer - Antonio Vivaldi

The Four Seasons, Winter - Antonio Vivaldi

The Four Winds - Evan Hause

The Four Winds by Evan Hause for Concert Band. The Four Winds is an homage by the composer to some of the well-known band composers, such as Clifton Williams and John Barnes Chance, as well as earlier wind masters like Holst and Mahler. Evan Hause was a student of William Bolcom, and his more advanced band work, Tango Variations, has been performed and recorded by some of the top university ensembles. This fantasy-overture is appropriate for the intermediate high school band, contrasting brisk fanfare music with variations on a Romantic theme. (Grade 4) Dur: 6:00.

The Four Winds / Les Quatre Vents - Robert Fienga

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The Fourth Angel - Roland Barrett

On April 19, 1995 the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City was the target of a devastating bombing that resulted in a terrible lose of life, including 19 children to whom this work is dedicated. Re-creating the eerie atmosphere that lead up to this horrible event, it closes with a moving musical memorial for all the victims, offering a message of hope and comfort to all those involved. A truly exceptional work.

The Fox - Béla Bartók

One of the numerous short piano pieces for children that Bla Bartk completed in a four-volume piano collection in 1909. This arrangement for early band students remains faithful to Bartk's intent while comfortably accommodating the skills for first year players. Light and whimsical, you can hear the playful nature of The Fox in this solid scoring for your beginners. (1:45)

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The Free Lance March - John Philip Sousa

Composed in 1905, this classic and sophisticated march by John Philip Sousa is unique from the standpoint of opening in 6/8, then switching to 2/4 midway. Jay Bocook has skillfully adapted this distinctive march for contemporaryensembles. Dur: 4:00.

The Funny Pumpkins - Harm Evers

Halloween is celebrated in many countries around the world on October 31. Traditionally, children go door-to-door dressed up in costumes and collect sweets and treats. A hollowed out pumpkin with a face carved into it, called a jack-o-lantern, is a traditional symbol of Halloween. Some jack-o-lanterns have scary faces, while others have fun, whimsical faces. The trombones in this piece represent the jack-o-lanterns with their whimsical faces--hence the title The Funny Pumpkins. Your trombone section will have immense fun with this new solo feature.

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