E Pluribus Unum - Fred Jewell

Fred Jewell's classic march arranged for younger bands by David Shaffer. Contains all of the excitement and unique qualities of the original without the difficulty. Suitable for a wide variety of performance situations including concerts, contest, or ceremonies where a march is appropriate.

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E-Mail from Brazil - Harm Evers

E-motion Pictures - Frank Van Baelen

In this musical score Frank Van Baelen tried to write for a movie that doesn't exist. He used typical elements from American scores. It's up to you to imagine the movie!

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E.T. - John Williams

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Each Time You Tell Their Story - Samuel R. Hazo

Sam Hazo, composer of In Heaven's Air, offers this new beautiful work based on a poem written by his father, poet laureate of Pennsylvania. After a sensitive introduction, the poem is read under a haunting military cadence in the percussion. The material in the introduction is then developed and presented in a lush and beautiful setting. Chimes, wind chimes, and bells conclude the work which fades to silence. Very compelling.

Eagle and The Serpent - Kit Turnbull

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Eagle Bend Overture For Band - James Barnes

Eagle Crest - James Swearingen

Starting out with a slow expressive section, the tempo soon changes to an energetic and rhythmic allegro that contains those classic Swearingen themes which make young bands sound so alive. A warm slow section features a short trumpet solo or soli before opening up with a lush scoring for the entire group. Highly Recommended!

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Eagle Lake March - Carl Strommen

Commissioned by a South Carolina Middle School Band, Eagle Lake March, has the stately character of the great British marches of Gustav Holst and Eric Coates. As with all good marches the main theme is memorably tuneful, and there is a fine collection of worthy counter melodies, as well. A modulation to F Major leads to a grandly scored and sonorous conclusion Duration: 4' Keys: Eb, F Ranges: Trumpet - F, Horn - Eb, Trombone - Eb

Eagle Mountain - Robert Sheldon

Band directors will appreciate the melodic accessibility of this extremely effective work for less experienced ensembles. This solid contest/concert overture presents strong musical content that furnishes ample opportunities to teach subtlety and expression. A band library ``must.''

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