Out of the Woods (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Bulla, Stephen

Dedicated to the valiant men and women of our military, this solidly scored march has an intriguing modal flavor and is ideally suited for young bands. They'll play it with pride!

  View Music

OUT OF THIS WORLD (Young Band) - Williams, John - Bocook, Jay

Includes: Duel of the Fates; Theme from?E.T.; Space Camp Main Theme; Star Wars (Main Theme)

Out to Sea & The Shark Cage Fugue (from Jaws) (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Williams, John - Bocook, Jay

Referring to the 1975 blockbuster Jaws, director Steven Spielberg states that John Williams' music "was clearly responsible for half the success of the movie." This suite features two of the signature musical sequences. In "Out to Sea," the trio of shark hunters led by police chief Martin Brody (played by Roy Scheider) heads into open water to find the menacing beast. This is followed by the "Shark Cage Fugue," a classically inspired and sophisticated accompaniment to a tense underwater scene in which Hooper (portrayed by Richard Dreyfuss) comes face-to-face with the great white in an all-too-fragile suspended cage.

Out to Sea & The Shark Cage Fugue (from Jaws) (Concert Band - Score only) - Williams, John - Bocook, Jay

Referring to the 1975 blockbuster Jaws, director Steven Spielberg states that John Williams' music "was clearly responsible for half the success of the movie." This suite features two of the signature musical sequences. In "Out to Sea," the trio of shark hunters led by police chief Martin Brody (played by Roy Scheider) heads into open water to find the menacing beast. This is followed by the "Shark Cage Fugue," a classically inspired and sophisticated accompaniment to a tense underwater scene in which Hooper (portrayed by Richard Dreyfuss) comes face-to-face with the great white in an all-too-fragile suspended cage.

Outback (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

This work was commissioned by the "?sterreichische Blasmusikjugend" (Austrian Brass Band Association - Young Musicians).The Aboriginal indigenous people of Australia are among the oldest surviving human cultures. The arrival of the Europeans marked their decline and endangered their existence. The many secrets the Aborigines hold served as inspiration for this work. Aboriginal SpiritOver many centuries, the Aboriginal people have cultivated a unique ability to live in harmony with the world around them. Maintaining the deli?cate balance between their trinity - nature, man, and creation - is an important factor for bliss and happiness.Primeval Sound and Dreamtime The tens of thousands-year-old stories from the era called Dreamtime - the Aborigines' creation myth - play an important role in not only their be?liefs, but their everyday lives and laws as well. Ancestral worship and various other rituals and ceremonies are still held in high regard to this very day.Running HunterThe Aborigines are extremely skilful hunters and are able to run for extended periods of time when chasing their prey. Hunting weapons, such as the boomerang, exemplify their abilities.Uluru (Red Rock)Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, is a natural sandstone "inselberg" rising 348m above Australia's plains, and is one of the country's most recognisable icons. Uluru is also a sacred place for the local Aborigines. Its history stretches back to Dreamtime, although it did not exist in its current state at that time.Encounter with the White MenUnfortunately, the "White Men" did not realize the significance and importance of the Aborigines and their culture until the end of the 20th century. Before then, they were unaware that the Aborigines were quite possibly one of the oldest known cultures on earth, with a seamless history stretching back to creation itself; Dreamtime. BushfireFire has been present on the Australian continent for millions of years. Many of the indigenous flora and fauna have needed to adapt to fire, and evolution has led to unique solutions for survival. Over time, a complex symbiotic relationship has grown between life and the continually returning bushfire. 11:55

  View Music

Outback Fantasy (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Story, Michael

The land 'down under' is hot! Australia holds a powerful fascination for many of us. Using folk material including Waltzing Matilda and Click Go the Shears, Michael Story crafts an entertaining and tuneful concert work guaranteed to make all of us think of koalas and kangaroos. This is good music, mate! Duration: 3.00

  View Music

Outback Rhapsody (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

Outback Rhapsody introduces the delightful music of Australia in a contest style piece. It is perfect to reinforce 6/8 time in 2. It combines 3 popular folk songs from Australia and would be great to use in a multicultural presentation.

  View Music

OUTDOOR OVERTURE, Themes from An (Intermediate Concert Band) - Copland, Aaron - Curnow, James

Aaron Copland's An Outdoor Overture was composed for orchestra in 1938 for the High School of Music and Art in New York City, then transcribed for wind band in 1941. This adaptation by James Curnow features the primary themes from the original work in a concise, yet bold and appealing format. The music itself is an example of Copland in his prime, with buoyant themes expressing a sense of optimism and joy. Dur: 3:50 American Grade 3

Outkast in Concert (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Brown, Michael

Currently one of the hottest groups in pop music, OutKast have created catchy tunes that appeal to a wide audience. Here are 2 of their biggest hits in a solid medley that's easy to learn. Includes: The Way You Move and Hey Ya!

Outrageous Fortune (Wind Band CD)

1Outrageous FortuneNigel Clarke24.162 The Year of the DragonPhilip Sparke13.503AmphibiosityMartin Ellerby9.034Light MusicRob Wiffin12.17 A Little Symphony of English CarolsMartin Ellerby16.165i. Miniature Overture 1.37 6ii. Winter Ballad 2.537iii. Intermezzo 1.268iv. First Interlude 1.259v. Fireside Frolic 1.39 10vi. Second Interlude 2.4011vii. Reverie 2.25 12viii. Festive Finale 2.09