A Savannah Symphony - Philip Sparke

Composer Philip Sparke had been attracted by the charming city of Savannah ever since his first visit there. It was therefore a delight to be asked to write a piece to mark this significant anniversary and, at the same time, honour America's first 'planned' city and its fascinating history.

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A Scott Joplin Retrospective - Scott Joplin

A delightful medley of Scott Joplin tunes that includes: "Maple Leaf Rag", "The Easy Winners", "Solace" and "The Entertainer" skillfully arranged by Andy Clark. This clever arrangement will be the hit of your next concert while exposing your students to the ragtime music of one of the best of all time. An outstanding programming choice and a great change of pace number for your next concert. Very entertaining@

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A Scottish Ballade

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A Scottish Cradle Song - James Gourlay

A Scottish Festival - Brian Belmages

A Scottish Hymn - Patrick Roszell

Based on the folk song "I Know Where I'm Going," A Scottish Hymn, by Patrick Roszell, is a lush ballad setting that is perfect for teaching lyrical playing to younger musicians. This setting provides numerous teaching opportunities for slurring, legato tonguing, phrasing, intonation, and dynamic shaping. The perfect selection for your next concert or contest!

A Scottish Portrait - James Swearingen

This delightful suite of three folk songs is sure to bring about a toe-tapping smile along with an occasional tear of Scottish pride. With musical excitement from beginning to end, this sensational work has been scored to make your group sound its absolute best. Tuneful melodies and great percussion writing complement each other throughout the entire performance. It should also be noted that the creative rendition of Scotland the Brave as a heart-wrenching ballad has been described as "pure genius." Musically rewarding!

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A Scottish Rhapsody - Clare Grundman

Includes the following folk songs: Ye Banks and Braes o' Bonnie Doon Scotland the Brave Auld Lang Syne The Skye Boat Song An Eriskay Love Lilt The Cockle Gatherer The Blue Bells of Scotland Will Ye No' Come BackAgain?

A Scottish Sunrise - Travis J. Weller

The Celtic hymn Morning Has Broken is used as thematic material for this vivid depiction of sunrise on the Scottish landscape. A lush and serene opening with optional flute solo depicts the quiet calm just moments before dawn. A building fanfare ushers in the rising sun, reaching its peak just as the sun breaks through in full glory. The opening strains of the hymn are stated by various sections as a lilting original jig adds to the festive atmosphere, bursting forth together for a rollicking conclusion.

A Scottish Triptych - Paul Curnow

A Scottish Hymn is a chorale arrangement of a hymn composed by Charles Hutcheson, a Scottish merchant and amateur composer who lived from 1792 to 1860. This hymn was given the title "Stracathro," a typical Scottish name after a town in the district Angus. The melody is used with various hymn texts in the Scottish church.

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