Publisher: Hal LeonardPublication Date: 06/2009Credits: Al Jarreau and Michael Omartian/arr. Paul Lavender and Will RappMedium: SoftcoverLength: 10.50 in.Width: 6.75 in.Series: Limited Edition Marching BandFormat: (Printed Edition)UPC:...
Using a four-note motif, Richard builds a monster of an opener developed through intricate rhythms, unique harmonies, and driving percussion. A bold statement for the adventurous band!
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As the title implies, this composition uses layers of sound to create a shimmering effect. It features beautiful woodwind and mallet writing and a powerful brass build near the end before ending quietly.
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Using a single tempo and meter throughout, this impressive closer features a driving rhythmic ostinato punctuated with brilliant brass lines and block chordal statements. Creative sounding and very powerful!
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Three contrasting styles are beautifully displayed in this impressive arrangement. “Life,” “Adventure,” and “Celebration” will showcase your band's musical depth with a variety of meters and dynamic...
Expanded mallet writing accompanies solos for flute, clarinet, alto sax, and trumpet to start this magnificent work. Stunning sounds and effects!
DetailsPublisher: Hal LeonardPublication Date: 04/2004Credits: Richard Saucedo/Ray UlibarriLength:...
Featuring a dramatic maestoso introduction including trumpet solo, then the churning Latin/Jazz Chick Corea flare, this impressive production number is a real powerhouse! A short trombone solo is included, and you can use a soloist, small group, or...
Composer: John WilliamsArranger: Jay Bocook/Will RappFrom the motion picture 1941, this is John Williams' tongue-in-cheek tribute to the big band era. Jay has adapted his arrangement for the Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps into a stunning production for...
The majestic and powerful opening strains of “Tapestry of Nations” are followed by the intense and exciting rhythms of “Chaos” propelling this opening production number to a stunning finish. The Flute solo in the beginning is...
