Military March Medley (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sousa, John Philip

"The Liberty Bell"'s WWI cousin, in lilting 6/8 march tempo. Complete with unique chromatic chime solos and great parade drum effects. "Liberty Loan" was the name for the US Government bonds sold to aid in the war effort and John Philip Sousa was the government's best salesman. Sousa's recording of this march was one of the top-selling recordings during the First World War.

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Military Polonaise (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Chopin, Frederic - Harnsberger, L. C.

Of the many popular compositions by Frederic Chopin (1810-1849), none are better suited to concert band than his Military Polonaise (Op. 40 No. 1). This skilful transcription brings to life the powerful rhythms and brilliant fanfares of this masterpiece. The entire group shines with interesting parts for winds, brass and percussion alike. This exciting transcription will work equally well as an opener or closer for any concert.Duration: 3.45

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Milky Way (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

Introduce your youngest students to the march style with this appealing yet very easy march by Tom Molter. Includes an optional piano or keyboard part which can be used as a rehearsal aid or as a performance enhancer with groups that have severe instrumentation limitations. A great way to showcase your beginning band!

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Mill Mountain Vistas (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Fagan, Gary

This spirited composition for concert band is inspired by Mill Mountain, which is located on the outskirts of Roanoke, VA and provides a wonderful elevated view of both the city of Roanoke and the beautiful Shenandoah Valley. Of particular interest, the mountaintop contains a structure known as the Mill Mountain Star, the world's largest freestanding illuminated man-made star, visible for 60 miles from the air and 1,045 feet above the city of Roanoke.Duration: 2.45

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Millennium (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Schwarz, Otto M.

Duration: 5:45

Millennium Bridge (from New London Pictures) (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Hess, Nigel

Millennium Bridge' describes the pedestrian's journey across this wonderful new landmark bridge over the Thames, starting at the imposing Tate Modern, crossing the busy river, and onwards to St. Paul's Cathedral with its bells ringing out over the great city.This piece is the first movement of the work from the pen of Nigel Hess - 'New London Pictures', which represents elements of London in the 21st Century.Duration: 4.00

MILLENNIUM CONCERTO (Tuba Solo with Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Newton, Rodney

This Tuba Concerto was commissioned by the tuba virtuoso James Gourlay in celebration of the new millennium. It may be regarded as a musical journey from darkness to light by way of four movements:1. Into the Unknown 5'51' 2. Hazards 4'41' 3. Reflections 5'54' 4. Into the Light 4'07 Total performance time 21'00' Grade 5 (Recorded on QPRM 148D VIZCAYA Royal Northern College of Music Wind Orchestra)

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MILLENNIUM CONCERTO (Tuba Solo with Concert Band - Score only) - Newton, Rodney

This Tuba Concerto was commissioned by the tuba virtuoso James Gourlay in celebration of the new millennium. It may be regarded as a musical journey from darkness to light by way of four movements:1. Into the Unknown 5'51' 2. Hazards 4'41' 3. Reflections 5'54' 4. Into the Light 4'07 Total performance time 21'00' Grade 5 (Recorded on QPRM 148D VIZCAYA Royal Northern College of Music Wind Orchestra)

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Millennium Fever Wind Band Set (Score & Parts)

The new millennium inspires curiosity, optimism, and fear of the unknown. Belgian composer Johan Nij composed Millennium Fear to capture the uncertainty of this monumental event. The piece combines dynamic sounds, feverish rhythms, and surprising sound textures in the dialogues between different instrument groups. The piece expresses the thoughts and feelings many have toward the new millennium. 0:02:35

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Millennium III

Commissioned by and dedicated to the famed Sony Band in Japan, conducted by Toshio Akiyama, Alfred Reed's newest concert piece is a "tour de force" for advanced bands. Quite technical in its demands on all of the players, it's both exciting and remarkable in its musical content.

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