Evening Song (Abendlied) - Josef Rheinberger

Written in 1873, Evening Song is one of the best-known choral works of Josef Rheinberger (1839-1901), German composer, organist and teacher. Displaying an exceptional lyric quality and utilizing a full range of dynamic contrast, Shelley Hanson's arrangement is specifically designed with flexible instrumentation to be performed in a variety of ways. This piece is equally effective whether performed by a traditional concert band or by a smaller chamber ensemble.

Evening Waltz - Virginia Allen

OLD SETTLERS' PICNIC is a is a four-movement suite for Band by Eric Ewazen, arranged by Virginia Allen; each movement is published separately. Composed with high school performers in mind, the suite was inspired by an 1890s photograph and descriptions of a Wisconsin town's "Old Settlers" celebration. As the party winds down, EVENING WALTZ is a beautifully melodic and lilting waltz movement.

Evensong - William G. Harbinson

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Event Horizon - John Dupuis

This wild ride of a fanfare pulls out all the stops! Composer Jon Dupuis takes us on an interstellar journey right up to the most violent and turbulent part of a black hole in this show-stopping new work for the advanced concert band!

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Event Horizon - Vince Gassi

Eventide - Jacob de Haan

Eventide (Song of Liberation) has as its theme the European liberation from the Second World War. After a solemn introduction, one hears the melody of the hymn Abide with Me, which was sung frequently during the war. Variations on the theme follow, finally leading to the magisterial conclusion that represents the ultimate liberation. Bring a bit of nostalgic history to life with this stirring composition.

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Eventide - Monk

Eventide (Song of Liberation) - Jacob de Haan

This legendary piece by Jacob de Haan has become a standard in the international concert band repertoire. A timeless piece of music!

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Eventide Fall - Alfred Bösendorfer

Eventyr-Suite - Øystein Sjøvaag Heimdal

Fairytale-Suite is an original work for beginning band. The name of the movements are taken from well-known themes from Norwegian fairytales. The music may not tell a story itselv, but it may be a good base for an exciting fairytale on a concert? This piece gives challenging parts to every player and it's a good choice to showcase the entire band. To the conductor: It's several doublings of the voices. This makes it possible to omit certain instruments or parts. The Drum Set part may be split and played by several players.

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