Azimuth - Sean O'Laughlin

Azimuth is a dynamic composition for the beginning concert band. Designed to be played in an ensemble's first concert, the notes and rhythms are limited to those first learned by beginning students. Both dramatic and heroic, the piece is fun to play while also offering a multitude of teaching opportunities throughout.

Aztalan (City of Mystery) - Michael Sweeney

The ancient city of Aztalan existed around a thousand years ago in southern Wisconsin, but disappeared mysteriously by around A.D. 1300. Through careful use of tone clusters, haunting melodies and creative percussion effects, thisvery easy work for band portrays a sense of mystery and drama. Dur: 2:45 (Grade 1-1/2)

Aztec - Erik Morales

The mystery and wonder of the ancient Aztec civilization serves as the basis of this innovative and colorful new work. A large battery of percussion compliments the energetic writing in all instruments. After a mysterious introduction, a theme is presented in a call-and-response fashion that is passed throughout the ensemble. The piece develops seamlessly from section to section as it builds to a dynamic conclusion. An excellent work for concert or festival! (4:00)

Aztec Celebration - David Shaffer

Big and bold, this exceptional David Shaffer original will make your young band sound great! Starts out with a stately majestic section, then moves to a faster tempo which features easy but very effective percussion writing. Very accessible throughout and sounds much more difficult than it is. A perfect choice for concert or festival performances. Very Impressive!

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Aztec Dance - Michael Story

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Aztln - Victor Lopez

Azure Hills - Steve Hodges

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Azzuro - Paolo Conte

Azzurro - V. Pallavicini

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