Acapulco - Massimo Bertaccini

Accidentally in love

Recorded by the Counting Crows for the smash hit movie Shrek 2, this song is a hit in its own right. Featuring a catchy melody and a solid rock style, you can't go wrong with this one.

Acclaim - Larry Clark

Your young band is sure to receive high acclaim when they play this nifty two-step march. It is composed of just half notes and quarter notes, but there are several accidentals and a key change to keep things interesting and band members learning. This chipper tune will be an audience favorite!

Acclaim - Rob Grice

Here is an exciting and musically appealing contemporary work suitable for festival performances or ceremonial events. Carefully scored and written, this work provides teaching material that will bring out the best qualities of young bands. The energetic rhythms and uplifting themes celebrate the journey that music students and their teachers take part in as they work together to create memorable and inspiring performances.

Acclamatio - Lorenzo Pusceddu

Acclamation - James Curnow

An excellent work for contest and festival use! Based on the ancient hymn, All Glory, Laud and Honor, Acclamation is composed as a set of symphonic variations. After an opening fanfare and a statement of the theme, three large variations in different styles are developed. A final maestoso presentation of the principal theme is restated as a glorious acclamation. Dedicated to all those who offer their time and talents to making music!

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Acclamations - Ed Huckeby

A spirited work by Ed Huckeby that features unique rhythmic accompaniment motives in the brasses contrasted with simple, but musically effective woodwind melodic lines. The "moderato'' middle section utilizes subtle syncopation to create a pleasant contemporary character. This medium-easy piece is sure to be a favorite concert and contest selection for years to come.

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Accolade - Mark Lortz

Accretio - Eric Swiggers

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Aces - Robert W. Smith

Composed for the United States Air Force Academy, "Aces" pays tribute to those that soar the skies. Beginning with a brilliant and majestic fanfare, the piece quickly develops through bold musical material wrought with tension and energy. Following the return of the opening theme in a beautiful and lyrical setting, "Aces" culminates in a flurry of excitement as our jets soar into the distance. A spectacular work by Robert W. Smith for the accomplished concert band!

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