To Absent Friends - R. Christopher Teichler

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To All Things Left Behind - Richard L. Saucedo

This poignant and lyrical work by Richard Saucedo utilizes sections of transparent beauty, with only a few instruments playing, contrasted with sections of dramatic emotional content performed by the entire ensemble. Featuring long phrases and sustained intensity, this is a challenging yet rewarding work for mature bands. Dur: 6:00

To Be Fed by Ravens - W. Francis McBeth

To Be Found - Tyler Arcari

This beautiful piece by newcomer Tyler Arcari is based on a quote by Nelson Mandela - There is no passion to be found playing small - in settling for a life that is less than the one you are capable of living. It is heartfelt and will be a great piece to push the musicianship of your students. Though this piece is technically easy for this level, it is challenging in its sophistication and the depth of emotion and musicianship required to play it well.

To Bind the Nation's Wounds - James Curnow

This work has been dedicated to the victims and survivors of the bombing of the Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, on April 19, 1995. To Bind the Nation's Wounds seeks to portray, through music, some of the emotions and thoughts associated with the hours and days surrounding this terrible act. In writing this piece James Curnow sought to emphasize the inspiring courage and faith shown by the people of Oklahoma as they bonded together and responded to the stark cowardice and terror that confronted them.

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To Build A Dream - Jared Barnes

To Challenge the Sky and Heavens Above - Robert W. Smith

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To Cross The Sleeping Green - Vince Gassi

Inspired by Isaac Rosenberg's poem "Break of Day in the Trenches," this poignant and patriotic work was written to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I.

To Dance with Storm Clouds - Richard L. Saucedo

Commissioned by The American School of the Hague (near Amsterdam), To Dance With Storm Clouds is a dynamic and evocative work that affords directors the opportunity to teach 3/4 time at a brisk and exciting tempo! The brieflyrical middle section showcases a baritone or tenor sax soloist, and allows players to focus on a warm and blended tone. The fast section returns for a powerful ending, closing out an exhilarating emotional ride! Dur: 3:15

To Dare Greatly - VanDoren

Inspired by Theodore Roosevelt's famous speech, "The Man in the Arena", To Dare Greatly is the perfect opener for your beginning band's first concert! This energetic work features bold fanfares, clever non-traditional harmonies (using only six notes!), and superbly scored ensemble moments that will make your beginners sound like experienced musicians and feel like rock stars!