Spirit of the Heartland - Ed Huckeby

A distinctive concert march with a delightfully fresh sound from the pen of popular composer Ed Huckeby. Perfect for contest or concert use, it's full of the compositional trademarks that have made Huckeby's music so popular around the world. Delightful!

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Spirit Of The Highlands - Kirby

A splendid portrait of the Scottish Highlands packed with lots of wonderful musical moments. The beautiful variations of Loch Lomond combined with lush chords, magnificent horn melodies, alto saxophone (or bagpipe) solos, crisp regimental snare drumming, and clever features for flute-piccolo and xylophone make this work absolutely stunning!

Spirit of the Pioneers - Hillis

Featuring themes that evoke the spirit of the settlers moving westward, this delightful Greg Hillis composition is an exceptional choice for any mid-level band concert or contest performance. The adagio section begins with short solos for flute, clarinet, horn, bells and baritone (all are cued elsewhere) before building into a lush and powerful tutti. Full of appeal for audiences and players alike, this dynamic piece is sure to make your band sound like a million bucks!

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Spirit of the Pioneers - James Curnow

James Curnow presents an outstanding new overture for band. A wealth of enchanting musical ideas are masterfully developed and contrasted in this magnificent composition. What a delightful musical statement! The ever-optimistic spirit of the pioneers is beautifully represented throughout this bright and cheerful concert offering. It's fun to play and an accessible joy for the audience to hear. Be sure and listen to the demonstration CD. You are sure to like Spirit of the Pioneers. Opportunities abound for cross-curricular tie-ins.Unforgettable!

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Spirit Of The Sea - Sean O'Loughlin

Spirit Of The Season - Glen Ballard

Spirit of the Sequoia - Philip Sparke

When Philip Sparke composed this piece he tried to create a work that characterised man's ability to overcome personal tragedy and the feeling of serenity gained when the tragedy is forgotten. To do this he decided to use the analogy of the sequoia, a generic name for the huge redwood trees, particularly the Californian redwood. The remarkable life cycle of these amazing trees involves them dropping seeds to the ground which require heat, such as a ferocious forest fire to re-grow. In a similar way, the human spirit can actually gain from setbacks - we become stronger after adversity. The music falls into sections which can broadly be characterised as doubt, conflict,catharsis, inner calm and finally triumph. A fantasic new major concert work from the pen of Philip Sparke.

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Spirit of the South - Suzanne Welters

Spirit of the Sphinx - Ed Huckeby

The mysterious quality and modal melodic lines provide a perfect setting to explore the imagination of young players. Limited ranges and doubling of instruments makes it ideal as a concert piece for the young ensemble or an exciting and distinctive selection which can be quickly prepared by a slightly more advanced group.

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Spirit Of The Stallion - Brian Balmages