A TAISM Overture - Darrol Barry

A Tale So Tall - Anthony O'Toole

Written to honor the life and work of beloved educator and conductor Dr. Stephen L. Gage, A Tale So Tall is a vibrant and powerful composition by Anthony O'Toole that exudes the tremendous spirit and boundless energy of a man who dedicated his life to loving music and his students. The piece is a tour-de-force for the modern concert band that explodes from the first downbeat with endless momentum and zeal before reaching its triumphant and eventually peaceful conclusion. (4:50)

A Tallis Anthem - Geert Jan Kroon

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A Taste For Music - Stef Minnebo

This refreshing composition by Stef Minnebo begins with a wonderful theme on the trumpet and slowly grows to a climax with an enchanting allegro which brings all instrument groups together. The introductory theme is repeated at the end in an even more majestic manner. Particularly suitable for young, dynamic bands. A taste for Music has become the worldwide Beriato slogan!

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A Taste Of Blof

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A Taste of Honey - Bobby Scott

Ever heard of Tijuana Taxi, Spanish Flea or A Taste of Honey? Even if these names do not ring a bell, everyone has certainly hummed along when hearing these pieces on the radio. These titles were made famous in the 1960s by the trumpeter Herb Alpert and his band Tijuana Brass and are still extremely popular today. This arrangement is full of surprises with exciting fragments, sparkling and catchy passages and colourful instrumentations. A part for electric guitar intensifies the swinging feeling of the piece, but is not obligatory. This arrangement will definitely get the audience in a party mood.

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A Taste of Ireland

A Tayal folk song - Traditional

A Teddybear-Suite

A Thousand Heroes - James Curnow

James Curnow's impressive compositional style resounds in this tribute to the heroic deeds of so many citizens of Sioux City, Iowa upon the tragic crash of United Airlines Flight 232 in 1989. This will be the landmark piece of theyear for your solid grade 3 band. A bold fanfare opening soon warms with the stately clarinets. Subtle reflection on the fanfare statement permeates the development of the piece, keeping the city's heroism and self-sacrifice inmind as the piece traverses its many moods. James Curnow's skillful orchestration allows the director endless opportunities to take the band's level of performance to higher levels.