Irving Berlin Pops - Irving Berlin

Irving Berlin Showstoppers - Irving Berlin

America's most beloved songwriter is showcased in this outstanding medley for symphonic band. John Higgins has selected some of Irving Berlin's greatest melodies and given each a refreshing touch in his own skillful style. Includes: 'Puttin' On The Ritz', 'Cheek To Cheek', 'Shaking The Blues Away', 'Steppin' Out With My Baby' and 'There's No Business Like Show Business'.

Irving Berlin's America (Medley) - Irving Berlin

With a musical career spanning a century, the 20th century was Irving Berlin's own and his music was America's music. This spectacular choir, band and optional string medley of some of Irving Berlin's classic songs offers a variety of entertaining performance options. Includes: Alexander's Ragtime Band, There's No Business Like Show Business, Puttin' on the Ritz, Always, Blue Skies, God Bless America. Available: SATB, SAB, 2-Part, Concert Band (Gr. 3), String Pak, ShowTrax CD. Performance Time: Approx. 7:00.

Irving Berlin'S Christmas - Irving Berlin

This spectacular setting for band and optional choir and strings highlights Irving Berlin's most beloved holiday songs. Perfect for a holiday concert finale! Includes: Happy Holiday, Snow, I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm, Count Your Blessings Instead of Sheep, and of course White Christmas.

Irving Berlin-A Symphonic Portrait - Irving Berlin

Irving Berlin: From Rags to Ritz - Irving Berlin

The music of Irving Berlin is timeless. As we celebrate the 100th anniversary of Alexander's Ragtime Band, use this entertaining medley with band alone or with added chorus and strings for a grand finale. Other songs included are: Play a Simple Melody, Blue Skies, and Puttin' on the Ritz.

Is it too late? - Ron Gilmore

Is it too late? Certainly not for this "jazzy" ballad for flugel horn and band! Feel free to lie back and relax ...

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Isabella - Franz von Suppé

Inspired by the operetta successes of Jacques Offenbach in Vienna, Franz von Supp (1819-1895) began composing his first stage works from 1860 onward. "Isabella," his comedic opera in one act from 1869, had its premiere in Vienna. The overture features both Spanish and Viennese melodies. Although Supp's music doesn't always exhibit a typical Viennese sound, he secured a place in concert halls with his overtures such as "Poet and Peasant" or "Light Cavalry."

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Islands of the world - Dean Jones

We travel from Jamaica to Madagascar and then end up in Crete. The wonderful climate of the visited islands can be heard in this characteristic composition for training orchestra.

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Isles of the Blessed - Bert Appermont

The Celtic poem The Voyage of Bran was the inspiration for this fantasy work by Bert Appermont. The subject of this composition is Febal, who - together with his companions - travels to the "otherworld", also known asthe Island of the Blessed, where he finds nothing but sun and prosperity. The sections, called Isle of Joy, Land of the Women and The Feast intermingle with Song of the Otherworld, which acts as a sort of leitmotif.

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