PORGY AND BESS Highlights (Intermediate Concert Band) - Gershwin, George - Woodfield, Ray

Grade: Medium

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Porgy and Bess, Highlights from (Concert Band with Optional Choir - Score and Parts) - Wagner, Douglas E.

From its first performances in 1935 to its return to the Broadway stage in 2012, the American folk opera Porgy and Bess has endured as a national musical treasure, acclaimed by critics and enjoyed by audiences worldwide. This medley for concert band (with optional choir) includes four popular classics from the score, arranged in the order they appear in the opera: Summertime; I Got Plenty O' Nuttin'; Bess, You Is My Woman; Oh Lawd, I'm On My Way. With or without the optional choir parts, this arrangement is a winner!Duration: 5:15

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PORGY AND BESS, Highlights from (SAB Choir) - Gershwin, George - Wagner, Douglas E.

This classic Gershwin musical score has been given a fine, dramatic choral treatment in this stunning medley, celebrating the show's return to Broadway late in 2011. Optional Concert Band accompaniment is available. Approximately 5:00. Includes: Summertime; I Got Plenty O' Nuttin'; Bess, You Is My Woman; Oh Lawd, I'm on My Way.

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PORGY AND BESS, Highlights from (SATB Choir) - Gershwin, George - Wagner, Douglas E.

This classic Gershwin musical score has been given a fine, dramatic choral treatment in this stunning medley, celebrating the show's return to Broadway late in 2011. Optional Concert Band accompaniment is available. Approximately 5:00. Includes: Summertime; I Got Plenty O' Nuttin'; Bess, You Is My Woman; Oh Lawd, I'm on My Way.

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Port o' Call (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sweeney, Michael

Need a lighter, yet well-scored change of pace? Michael Sweeney has styled this Latin flavoured composition that fits right in the pocket for young bands. It features plenty of percussion to keep your players busy along with appealing Latin rhythms for the entire ensemble. Duration: 3:45

Portly Penguin Parade (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

An enchanting piece for young bands that is sure to be a huge hit! With a tempo marking of "slow waddle" you can't help but visualize a group of penguins parading around as you hear your students perform this unique and clever novelty tune. Total fun from start to finish! DON'T MISS THIS ONE!

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Portrait (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Schjelderup, Fredrick

Portrait, is a slow little piece written for Concert Band. The piece starts with the band playing parts of the main theme. It continues with a cornet solo presenting the main theme. The theme develops before it returns and builds up to a great climax. The use of steady flow is important for the expression of the piece. Duration: 3.45

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Portrait for Clarinet (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

A two-movement suite musically describing one of the most beautiful rivers in America. The slow first movement depicts the scenic wonders along the banks as one floats down the river. The fast second movement contains some of Spears' best melodic writing as well as beautiful and original scoring. One of the best from Mr. Spears!

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Portrait of a City (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

In this exciting suite Philip Sparke sets out to capture the essence of his hometown, London, with each of the three movements depicting one of the many characteristics of this fascinating city. Skyline shows the frantic lifestyles of Londoners with millions of diverse people with different hopes and needs. Autumn shows the changes that take place in London during the different seasons and Downtown portrays the exciting nightlife of the West End.Duration: 14:20

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Portrait of an Old Country Town

Rob Grice's Portrait of an Old Country Town is a programmatic work depicting images of an early American community. The beauty of the countryside, the work involved in taming the great outdoors, and a small town festival celebration are all pictorial elements of the piece. Accessible to bands of modest experience, sounds much harder than it is. An exceptionally nice work!

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