Step by Step (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

Step by Step was commissioned by the Sony Concert Band to celebrate their 60th anniversary in 2018. Step by Step is an up-tempo concert march. The title was chosen as it has obvious associations with marching but also as a salute to the constant improvement and development that makes the products of Sony Corporation famous around the world.Duration: 3.15

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Step by Step (Flexible Ensemble - Score and Parts) - Fernie, Alan

4 Part Flexible Ensemble and PercussionIncludes:Step by StepJester's DanceSleepy BearsFanfare for St. David'sDown in the GlenPatter Song

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Step Out and Swing (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

This piece is a great addition to the march repertoireas it combines march music with swing. Effectiveyet easy-to-play swing rhythms in 6/8 time, as wellas catchy themes with blues elements give thepiece dynamism and drive. Your band and youraudience will love it! 02:45

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STEPHEN FOSTER MEDLEY (Advanced Concert Band) - Foster, Stephen C. - King, Peter

Includes: Captown Races; Poor Old Joe; My Old Kentucky Home; Beautiful Dreamer; The Old Folks at Home; Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair. Duration: 6:30

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STEPHEN FOSTER REVISITED (Sax Quartet/Concert Band) - Holcombe, Bill

Saxophone Quartet/Concert Band. American Grade 4-5

STEPHEN FOSTER SETT, A (Concert Band) - Foster, Stephen C. - Hunsberger, Donald

A Stephen Foster Sett was created to provide settings of three differing styles of Foster's music: parlour music - Come Where My Love Lies Dreamin," theatrical music - I Dream of Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair and work songs - The Glendy Burk. The accompaniment for Come Where My Love... is scored for a small chamber ensemble, Jeanie.. for an expandable chamber orchestra and Glendy Burk for a Civil War era brass band

STEPHENSON'S ROCKET (Concert Band) - Hess, Nigel

This seven-minute concert overture recalls the early days of the railways, and one of the most famous engines of all time, 'The Rocket'.

Stepping Stone (Flexible Solo with Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Waignein, Andre

Richard, the composer's grandson, studies trumpet at the Tournai music academy in Belgium where his grandfather, Andr Waignein, holds the post of director. Stepping Stone was written by the grandfather for the first exam of his nephew and fellow pupils - taking into account the technical possibilities of these very young musicians. Naturally, Andr Waignein also adapted this work for other instruments.Duration: 2:10

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Steps (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Doss, Thomas

This short concert piece with a minimalist character, describes human footsteps that can be heard from an adjacent room and seem to increase in number. The anonymous acoustic observation conveys images of strange people in an increasingly hectic scene. The short middle section reveals a sudden silence and gives rise to a feeling of loneliness. But soon the footsteps from the beginning can be heard again and the anonymous hustle and bustle starts anew.Duration: 5.00

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Steps Ahead (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Gandolfi, Michael

Steps Ahead is a new BandQuest work by Michael Gandolfi that takes young players on a journey! Along the way, there are musical/compositional techniques that are intended to educate the performers about basic compositional techniques that are intended to educate the performers about basic compositional techniques. "Steps Ahead is a delightful piece with something interesting for every instrument in the ensemble. Each of its three sections addresses a kind of compositional technique - transposition, tutti (a 2-part homophonic section) and developing tutti (parts of the band enter to build to a 2-part homophonic tutti). Less experienced players might enjoy the challenges of easy syncopation and musical lines constructed with larger intervals." -Tom Duffy, series editor.