Contents: Bring a Torch Jeannette Isabella œ Ding Dong! Merrily on High! œ Go Tell It on the Mountain œ God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen œ Here We Come A-Wassailing œ The Huron Carol œ I Saw Three Ships œ Sussex Carol.

A gently rousing up and at 'em! type of piece medium difficulty

A beginning band method based on the breath impulse teaching techniques of James Middleton and William Robinson.

For Soprano Flute in G and Shakuhachi (or Alto Flute). Commissioned by Yoshikazu Iwamoto. First performance: Dartington (Dartington International Summer School) 1987 Pierre-Yves Artaud (fl) Yoshikazu Iwamoto (Shakuhachi). For Soprano Flute in G and Shakuhachi (or Alto Flute). Commissioned by Yoshikazu Iwamoto. First performance: Dartington (Dartington International Summer School) 1987 Pierre-Yves Artaud (fl) Yoshikazu Iwamoto (Shakuhachi).

For Cello and Piano. Score and Part. For Cello and Piano. Score and Part.

French Carol-The Jean Ashworth Bartle Choral Series is a hallmark for the Hinshaw catalogue. This arrangement part of a set of three French carols (French and English texts included) by Derek Holman will be a winner with treble choruses. Try it with the optional brass or with piano alone.

as performed by Johnny Cash-James Mangold�s film �Walk the Line� which depicts the life of rock star Johnny Cash was possibly the biggest box office success of the past year. Stef Minnebo made a selection of the best songs of this controversial character.

This simple yet effective piece is suitable for Christmas Eve Christmas morning or for the Sunday following Christmas.

For descant and treble recorders

Celebrating its 130th anniversary the Woodstock City Band of Woodstock Illinois (at one time known as Spring City) commissioned this dynamic overture honoring the long-standing tradition of summer concerts in the historic town square.Joyous and celebratory in nature Spring City Overture features a dramatic opening segment that builds to the tuneful main theme. A brief reflective lyric section provides a moment of calm before returning to the energetic opening theme.Beautifully paced for maximum emotional impact and providing challenging parts for all sections this powerful work is equally suitable for festivals or casual concerts. Dur: 5:00

Commissioned by Sumire Yoshihara. First performance: Tokyo 1987 Sumire Yoshihara Yasunori Yamaguchi Atsushi Sugawara. Published 1986Commissioned by Sumire Yoshihara. First performance: Tokyo 1987 Sumire Yoshihara Yasunori Yamaguchi Atsushi Sugawara.

Symphonic Episode ~ Episodio Sinfónico- Almansa was commissioned by the Sociedad Unión Musical de Almansa (Almansa Music Union Society) in the Albacete province of Spain to mark the 150th anniversary of the band (1858-2008). The piece was premiered on 29 November 2008 at Almansa’sTeatro Regio by the dedicatee orchestra under the baton of its conductor Juan Manuel Alarcón.Al-Manzah nowadays called Almansa is a town of Muslim origin. Its name comes from the Arabic word al-mansah meaning “the watchtower”. On a rocky peakabove the town stands an impressive castle from where it is possible to admire the Spanish Levant (the Mediterranean coast of the Valencian region) from the Meseta (a highplateau in the centre of the Iberian Peninsula).This symphonic episode openswith a gentle melody played by the oboe before developing gradually throughout the piece. This melody is based on the contemporary name of the town Almansa: Al (La = A) - M (Mi = E) - A (La = A) - N (Do# = C#) - S (Si = B) - A (La = A).Anentertaining ballad built upon an asymmetrical meter in 5/8 leads to a singing motif and a pleasant harmony. The beginning of an Arabic dance leads to a great Moorish march one of conquest. The recapitulation of the opening theme brings a finaltouch to the traditional Hispanic character of this musical episode.This is a delightful and festive piece which is both pleasant to listen to and exciting to play.This work is dedicated to the members of the Sociedad Unión Musical de Almansa and itsdirector Juan Manuel Alarcón in recognition of his success and musical talent.

An unforgettable melody and first-rate ensemble writing make this Trombone feature an ideal choice for any concert program. An unforgettable melody and first-rate ensemble writing make this Trombone feature an ideal choice for any concert program.

Spiritual-Whether Mark Butler is writing a liturgical piece or one of his spirituals you can depend on a high quality of writing that is unique and direct. Try this one with your high school or college choiror community chorus.

For Contralto Solo Violin and Strings. Published 1977. Text: Beckett. First performance: Susan Tyrell KRO Hilversum 4th December 1983. For Contralto Solo Violin and Strings. Published 1977. Text: Beckett. First performance: Susan Tyrell KRO Hilversum 4th December 1983.

This piece is based on the traditional folksong O Waly Waly and is arranged for mixed voices with piano. The text is taken from Psalms 37 and 51 and Deuteronomy 10:12 it would be highly effective on Maundy Thursday during a period of renewal or stewardship emphasis.

Contents: Blow High Blow Low œ Edelweiss œ Honey Bun œ Oh What a Beautiful Mornin' œ Oklahoma œ You'll Never Walk Alone.

The text for these two companion pieces might provide an opportunity to do some teaching on the importance of proper punctuation. For a little comic relief try this winner with your women's choir.

GREEN CEE LO FORGET YOU GLEE (ED HUFF MAC) SATB CHORAL

This invigorating symphonic march was commissioned by the company Sabic Europe for the opening of their new Dutch head office in Sittard.Innovation an open mind and professional skill are the three main basic elements of this company and they also serve as the basis of this composition full of unexpected harmonic turns and original chord sequences partly based on the name SABIC.A stirring acceleration brings this symphonic march to a spectacular conclusion.