They Stood At The Edge Of The Sky - Roland Barrett

Roland Barrett has composed a piece in honor of the brave men and women who faced incredible and overwhelming hardships as they explored and settled the American West - the pioneers who literally "stood at the edge of the sky." This brilliant, very melodic composition is very well written, yet it is well within the technical capabilities of any good school or professional band.

They Walked in the Valley of Fire - Roland Barrett

Inspired by the Valley of Fire state park in the southwest United States that boasts stunning red sandstone formations created more than 150 million years ago. Located in Nevada's oldest state park in the Mojave Desert, at certain times of the day, when reflecting the sun's rays, these brilliant sandstone formations create the visual illusion of actually being on fire. An emotional composition that is a perfect for concert and contest performances alike. Juxtaposing bold and peaceful musical statements, this compelling composition concludes with burning intensity. (4:00)

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Thierry La Fronde - Jacques Loussier

Thierry la Fronde - Loussier

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Thierry Le Preux - P. Desprey

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Thine Alabaster Cities Gleam - Jerry Brubaker

This stirring original composition was written by the former chief arranger for the United States Navy Band immediately after our national tragedy in September of 2001. Subtitled A Message of Hope for America, it is an emotional work suitable for any program. (5:15)

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Things - Bobby Darin

Things That Go Bump In The Night

A ghoulish and sinister concoction that will delight any audience, particularly on a dark, dreary Friday night concert. Jay's medley includes several musical nightmares that your players will love to play: Tales From The Crypt, Psycho, Jaws, and several other unnerving moments.

Things That Go Bump in the Night - Philip Sparke

It is dark and raining. You are on holiday in the Scottish highlands and looking for somewhere to stay for the night when you come across a magnificent Gothic castle. Even though the place looks a bit spooky, you book a room. As you are dropping off to sleep, you are startled by the sudden appearance in your room of a ghostly bagpiper and a loud scream from somewhere down the corridor. You jump out of bed and decide to make a quick exit. All members of your band will love this spooky tale especially as they can add their own ghostly sounds and effects.

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Things To Come - Arthur Bliss