Adventures - Shabazz

A bold musical adventure, this exciting work by Ayatey Shabazz is an excellent concert or festival selection. Exploring the range of musical expression and contrast, Adventures features brilliant brass fanfare figures as well as light and flowing lyrical melodies leading to a very energetic conclusion. Challenging, yet technically accessible, the musical journey through Adventures is sure to provide a wonderful experience for performer and audience alike.

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Adventures for Band - Ray Farr

Adventures In Rhythm - Mekealian

"Adventures in Rhythm" is a fun, fast-paced piece that can also be used to broaden your band's rhythmic capabilities. The variety of syncopation creates an energetic feel, and the thematic elements in the piece are sure to capture the approval of your musicians and audience members.

Adventures Of Don Juan - Max Steiner

Adventus - Scott Watson

Adventus, meaning "arrival" or "debut" and celebratory in nature, was written to showcase the playing achievements of students. After a bold fanfare statement, the main theme is developed (first playfully, then with more grandeur). A contrasting moment of calm transitions to the exciting return of the opening theme, followed by triumphant closing material. Written squarely for Grade 1 players but with an attractive, mature sound that belies its level, Adventus, by Scott Watson, would make the perfect concert opener or closer. (2:30) Correlates to Sound Innovations, Book 1, Level 5.

Adversary - Larry Clark

Now, this is what composer Larry Clark does best! He gives developing bands daring compositions that they just absolutely love to play. In Adversary, an epic minor piece, he explores the villainous character that appears in most great stories. The added dimension of ?? time give this piece an intriguing rhythmic feel. It is full-sounding, but never taxing to the abilities of the developing band. A surefire winner!

Agir - Guy Duyk

Aeolian Winds - John F. Edmunds

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Aerial Fantasy - Mogensen

Commissioned by the United States Air Force Band, this Pulitzer Prize nominated work is brilliantly scored, expertly crafted, and sure to become a literature standard. In distinctive and sophisticated style, Michael A. Mogensen delivers a composition bursting with chills and breathtaking excitement. Inspired by the thrill and exhilaration of flight, the piece incorporates ascending motives, quick tempi, energetic rhythms, and soaring melodies and countermelodies. The lyricism of the contrasting slow section begins gently with solo oboe, moves beautifully throughout many sections of the band, and then explodes into a full-blown, hair-raising climax certain to have listeners wanting more. A truly epic finale ensures lengthy and appreciative applause from audiences everywhere. A "must-have" showcase for mature ensembles. Absolutely spectacular!

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Aerobic March