Gentle River - Grice

Gentle River is a lyrical ballad by Rob Grice that depicts the simple beauty of a river as it flows peacefully through a green valley. It offers the opportunity to teach younger musicians to play expressively while using legato and staccato articulations yet maintaining a blended and balanced ensemble sound. Wonderful teaching material for this grade level.

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Gentle Song and Jubilation - Richard L. Saucedo

Providing a great opportunity to teach two distinct styles to young players, Gentle Song and Jubilation is also an appealing festival or concert piece. The opening lyric section uses the mallet percussion to anchor the pulse accompanying a flowing melody, while the fast, marcato section features the percussion driving the excitement and energy for the full ensemble. Dur: 2:40

Gentleman Jive - Günter Noris

Gently I Wander - Robert Sheldon

This musical escape will take your audience to a quiet place during your next performance. Simple, elegant lines combine with rich harmonies and counterpoint to provide an uplifting moment of repose. (1:55) Correlates to Book 1, level 6.

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Gentry's Triumphal - Fred Jewell

Note: This is a reprint from a vintage publication of 1900.

Geology the Study of Rock - Sandy Feldstein

Geology: The Study of Rock combines a rock bass line, percussion groove and a melody with a little twist into a fun to play crowd-pleasing composition.

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Geometrics No. 1 - Martin Mailman

George of the Jungle - Sheldon Allman

Fun and clever theme from the hit movie and TV show.

George Washington Bicentennial March - John Philip Sousa

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George Washington Suite - Mike Hannickel

History! Introduce a bit of good old early-Americana to your audiences this year. GEORGE WASHINGTON SUITE is made up of three tunes known to have been composed for (or about) George and Martha Washington in their own time. Probably the best known of the three is the first movement, WASHINGTON'S GRAND MARCH, which is believed to have been written by Francis Hopkinson. He was one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence. The second movement has the delightful title "Fancy Menuit with figure Dance by Two young Ladies in the presance of Mrs. Washington in 1792. Phila." sic (The quaint original spellings and capitalizations are preserved here for historical interest.) A fife-and-drum style arrangement of the BRANDYWINE QUICKSTEP completes this early American triptych.The stately and moderate tempos that fit the music of this era so well also ensure that the arrangements remain accessible to young bands. Add some good old early-American spirit to your upcoming performance with GEORGE WASHINGTON SUITE!

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