Abide With Me

Abide with Me - Robert Levy

Abide With me - William Henry Monk

This arrangement of "Abide with me" slightly differs from the traditional representation of the hymn.The piece has a majestic introduction based on elements from and around the hymn. Furthermore, the theme is presented in a more familiar way. The ending then reverts to the expression from the opening.This arrangement may fit in many concert programs, but is perhaps ideally suited for church concerts.

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Above and Beyond - John Tatgenhorst

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Above and Beyond - Robert Buckley

Written as a celebratory piece, Above and Beyond is a stirring overture that explodes with energy and enthusiasm - a tribute to the quest for the extraordinary and the desire to do more than is required. Built around threedistinct themes which are organically developed, the work contains powerful and triumphant melodies, driving percussion, dynamic contrasts and a marvelous cantabile. This exhilarating concert opener exemplifies joy and spirit.

Above The Line - Bryce Newton

This will be an audience favorite to open or close your next concert! The appeal of this energetic and contemporary march stands out immediately due to playful harmonies and lively melodic lines. Bryce Newton's attention to scoring ensures that all sections will enjoy performing the piece. The concept of living Above the Line lends itself to character development and other valuable teaching opportunities with your students. A fresh and exciting march for your next concert!

Above the Mountain - Cheseaux

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Abracadabra - Jeffrey S. Bishop

An exciting, fun, novelty piece with a spooky flair, this piece is perfect for the first concert of the year. It is a concert rondo that gives each section a shot at the melody.

Abracadabra - Marc Reift

Abraham - Ferrer Ferran

This tone poem for concert band is based on the Old Testament tale of Abraham, who was ready unconditionally to make the greatest sacri_x005F_x001F_ce he could: that of his own son, Isaac. In Ferrer Ferran's starkly contrasting composition the emotions that this tale evokes come to the fore: the bliss of divine life and humanity, as opposed to worry, fear and self-sacri_x005F_x001F_fice.

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