Elvis Presley: Suspicious Minds

In the 1970s Elvis Presley gave many concerts with an orchestra that included a large wind and brass section. These concerts were characterised by enthusiasm and a fast tempo. Suspicious Minds was an up-tempo song in which the drummer played a particularly important role. This arrangement features a relatively calm central section followed by a closing section which will have the audience rocking along!

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Elvis Rocks

Elvis The King - Günter Noris

Elysian - Hazel

Note: This is a reprint from a vintage publication of 1911.No conductor score is published for this work. The Solo Cornet part serves as a conductor guide.Parts for Eb Horns are included; no F Horn parts are published for this work.If a C Piccolo/C Flute part was not published originally, one has been subsequently added by our editorial staff.

Elysium - Robert Finn

Elysium is a beautiful and modest choral created by Robert Finn, a Dutch, many-sided composer who has his roots in pop music. The piece opens with the introduction of the balanced main theme that passes into an overpowering climax after which it silently fades away...

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Elysium - Thomas Doss

Vienna has been declared 'the most liveable city in the world' in various international rankings. Reason enough for the composer to title this work Elysium - which, according to Greek mythology, is 'the dwelling place of the blessed' - and to send the listener seven different musical postcards from this beautiful city. These seven movements are played without any interruption. The work begins brightly and full of zest, featuring many different musical styles in an evocative way.

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EM Way - Jan Bosveld

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Embers of the Ancient Realms - Michele Fernández

Go on an emotional and thrilling adventure. The exotic sounds of the harmonic and double harmonic minor scales along with syncopated and 16th note rhythms, great percussion scoring and dramatic melodies will make this the highlight of your next concert program.

Emblazon - Sean O'Loughlin

Like so many of his works, Sean O'Loughlin's Emblazon runs the gamut of musical emotion to stretch the musicianship of your students. Written in memory of a student at Falmouth High School in Massachusetts, this piece celebrates her infectious energy and zest for life with its vibrant and exciting tone. Truly touching and joyful, Emblazon is an ideal contest and festival work.

Emblazoned - Brian Balmages

As the title Emblazoned suggests, this euphoric celebration will undoubtedly make its mark on your students and audience! Simple polyrhythms combine with an engaging melody, heroic countermelodies, and riveting percussion writing to create an energetic yet exceptionally playable work. Even better, Brian Balmages has orchestrated the piece so that it achieves a high level of power and excitement while leaving students with plenty left in the tank!