In a New York Jam (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - McClearn, Lon

The sounds of the city come alive in this fun and funky tune. Easy to prepare with very comfortable ranges and infectious rhythms. The audience will enjoy the sounds of the city traffic and construction, all set to a rock beat. Duration: 2:10

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In A Summer Garden (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Johnson, Stuart

This lyrical short piece in 6/4 time will make a perfect addition to any concert

In A Summer Garden (Concert Band - Score Only) - Johnson, Stuart

This lyrical short piece in 6/4 time will make a perfect addition to any concert

In All Its Glory

In All Its Glory is yet another exceptional example why James Swearignen compositions are held in high regard the world over, not only for the quality of the writing, but also for his music's ability to generate enthusiasm among the thousands of students year after year! "In All Its Glory" has been and continues to be one of the best selling concert band pieces in the Barnhouse catalog. A perfect piece for either contest or concert!

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In Darkest Night (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Kopetz, Barry E.

In Darkest Night was composed to highlight the dark, thick and rich quality of the key of C minor. As musical keys have long been associated with various states of emotion, C minor has often been called the "key of darkness." The slow introduction presents the primary theme in augmented fashion over a C pedal point, leading to the robust Allegro Ritmico. The theme is aggressive, poignant, terse, and yes... dark! The piece concludes with a series of rapid, pounding, off-beat C minor triads preceding the final chord. Duration: 2.15

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In Dulci Jubilo (Concert Band with Optional Choir - Score and Parts) - Noble & Rutter

One night in 1328, the German mystic and Dominican monk Henrich Suso (or Seuse) had a vision in which he joined angels dancing as the angels sang to him Nun singet und seid froh or In Dulci Jubilo. In Suso's biography (or perhaps autobiography), it was written: Now this same angel came up to the Servant [Suso] brightly, and said that God had sent him down to him, to bring him heavenly joys amid his sufferings; adding that he must cast off all his sorrows from his mind and bear them company, and that he must also dance with them in heavenly fashion. Then they drew the Servant by the hand into the dance, and the youth began a joyous song about the infant Jesus, which runs thus: 'In dulci jubilo', etc. In Dulci Jubilo is among the oldest and most famous of the macaronic songs, one which combines Latin and a vernacular language such as English or German. Five hundred years later, this carol became the inspiration for the 1853 English paraphrase by John Mason Neale, Good Christian Men, Rejoice. Perhaps the earliest English version appeared c.1540. That popularity has endured for nearly 700 years. It's the rare contemporary collection of Christmas carols that doesn't contain a carol based on this ancient jewel.

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In Dulci Jubilo (Part 1 in Bb TC)

For Trumpet, Cornet or Flugel Horn

In Dulci Jubilo (Part 1 in C TC)

For Flute or Oboe

In Dulci Jubilo (Part 1 in Eb TC)

For Soprano Cornet or Eb Clarinet

In Dulci Jubilo (Part 2 in Bb TC)

For Trumpet, Cornet, Flugel Horn or Clarinet