Elegy (from A Downland Suite) - John Ireland

Elegy and Allegro - Drew Shanefield

This is an up tempo work where the quarter note equals 120 per minute. There are a lot of whole note trills for the upper woodwinds, which they love to play. It is an exciting work that is fun to play and not as difficult as it sounds. The 1st clarinets play over the break. 1st trumpet's highest note is A (in the staff).

Elegy and Celebration - Stephen Bulla

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Elegy for 'Checkpoint Charlie' - Martin Ellerby

Elegy for a Firefighter - Jeremy Martin

In the spring of 2008, a number of firefighters lost their lives to several devastating wildfires plaguing the west coast. William Harbinson, a California native, wrote this rousing piece as a dedication to all firefighters who have given their lives in t

Elegy for A Young American - Ronald Lo Presti

Written to honor the memory of President John F. Kennedy, this somber work has been a staple in the repertoire for many years and is on most lists as one of the top pieces in literature. It is our hope that by this re-promotion, a new generation of band directors and musicians will become familiar with this classic work.

Elegy for Albinoni - Shelley Hanson

Tomaso Albinoni (1671-1751) was a prolific Baroque-era composer whose works are now rarely performed. However, he was much admired by J. S. Bach who used examples of Albinoni's music in his teaching, and also used themes written by Albinoni as the basis for some of his own pieces.Elegy for Albinoni, a beautiful memorial piece in honor of this musical master, uses a romantic tone to set the stage for a theme based on one of Albinoni's violin sonatas. A rewarding work!

Elegy For Band

Elegy For Miles Davis - Richard R. Bennett

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Elegy For Selena - Robert E. Foster

Commissioned by the Association of Texas Small School Bands and premiered by the Texas All-State Band, this work was written to honor Selena, the martyred Tejano superstar, and to reflect the many facets of her life. A contemporary, dramatic, descriptive work, this elegy can be a very emotional experience for both the performers and the audience.