Everest - Top Of The World - Elliot Del Borgo

A musical tribute to the tallest mountain on the earth, this brilliant mono-thematic work has striking bell-like effects in the brass and makes superb use of a large percussion section. Contrasts in texture and articulation are numerous and the music is alternately bold, aggressive and haunting. This is another fine selection that can be considered for contest and festival use. Duration: 5'30"

Evergreen - Barbra Streisand

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Evergreen - Piet Bisselink

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Evergreen - Streisand

Evergreen Concerto - Kees Schoonenbeek

This fantastic new work is set to become a classic in the trumpet repertoire. Each of its three contrasting movements can be played alone as shorter pieces or together as a mini concerto. The second movement is particularly interesting in the fact it is a fantasy in theme and variations form, based on a Handel minuet. A must for all trumpet players of an intermediate to advanced level.

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Evergreen from A Star Is Born - Paul Williams

Evergreen Overture - Hayato Hirose

Composed in 2017 by recommendation from Brain Music (Bravo Music)."Evergreen" means "perennially fresh" or "never fading". It depicts what I believe we all felt when we first truly enjoyed playing our instruments.This "Dual Grade" piece allows players of different experience levels to perform the same ensemble. A Part is for more advanced players and B Part is for beginning-level players.There are also optional parts to make it accessible for any size of band. The least you can have is nine voices. (Cl,Cl,A.Sax,Trp,Hr,Trb,Euph,Tub,Perc).Perc. 1 and 2 can be combined and performed on the drum set.Recommended assigned parts for percussion are as follows:1 percussionist: Perc.1/2 (Drums)2 percussionists: Timp. and Perc.1/2 (Drums)3 percussionists: Timp., Perc.1/2 (Drums), and Perc.3Over 4 percussionists: one per part

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Everhard Winters Mars - Kees Schoonenbeek

Everlasting Love - Buzz Cason

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Evermore - Alan Menken

Composed for the 2017 live-action Beauty and the Beast, this poignant ballad was performed in the movie by Dan Stevens (as The Beast) and released as a single by Josh Groban. Beautifully adapted here for young bands by Michael Brown, this is sure to be a concert standout.