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Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 1.5
Ecossaise for Military Band, WoO 22
An ecossaise, derived from the French word for “Scottish,” was a dance that was very popular in Europe in the early nineteenth century. Beethoven was enamored with the music of the British Isles, and composed this work in 1810; though he withheld it from publication, it was published posthumously. Beethoven’s humor and playfulness abound in this delightful arrangement for young players. (1:35)SKU: AL44164 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 1
Edifice
“Edifice” was written to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the 6th grade school building in Troy, Ohio City Schools. The opening, majestic block chords recall the strength and endurance of the actual structure, while the faster and more tuneful main theme reflects the youthful energy and optimism of the school’s many generations of students. (2:20) “Edifice” correlates to Book 1, Level 3 of Sound Innovations for Concert Band.SKU: AL41912 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 2
Eine Kleine Christmas
The lights dim, the audience is hushed, the baton is aloft, and ‘away we go!’ ‘Tis a musical romp with tongue in cheek, and we hope that Mr. Mozart’s attorney is not in the house. Smiles will turn to giggles, and even an embouchure or two may fall prey to the humor. Relax . . . it’s the season to be jolly! (duration 2:34)
SKU: ALBD9773 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 3
Eire
This charming and colorful work creates vivid images of Ireland. The rocky coast beckons you toward the ocean and a distant sound directs you to a village where a tin whistle and drumbeat create the music for dance and celebration. The beautiful scenery and peacefulness of this wonderful place come alive in this very accessible work for concert band. (4:00)SKU: AL26836 -
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Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 3.5
El Camino Real
Composed by Alfred Reed in 1986, El Camino Real continues to be a repertoire staple for advanced ensembles. By shortening the duration and reducing the instrumentation and extreme technical demands, Robert Longfield has masterfully adapted this gem into an authentic sounding edition for younger players. A rewarding and distinctive work! Dur: 5:00SKU: HL04003472 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 3
El Capitan
When one thinks of “marches,” one almost automatically thinks of John Philip Sousa. Perhaps the greatest march writer of all time, he composed literally hundreds of these works. El Capitan ranks high in his list of classics. The first several strains are written in six-eight, and the last strains in two-four, giving a unique change of character. This scoring has reduced the technical difficulties while keeping the integrity of this well-known work. (2:21)SKU: ALBD9934 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 1.5
El Cid
“El Cid” musically portrays the thrilling adventures and conquests of Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, a nobleman and military leader in medieval Spain. This rewarding work uses an infectious Spanish rhythmic ostinato (3+3, 2+2+2 in 3/4 time) that undergirds the main theme, driving the piece as it builds. Ample percussion, including an important tambourine part, contributes to the Spanish feel. (2:55)SKU: AL41922 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 1.5
El Dorado
The sounds of the Wild West are everywhere in this exciting original piece for young bands. From the syncopated opening, to the lyrical 3/4 middle section (featuring solo trumpet), to the powerful conclusion, your band will enjoy this strong concert and contest selection.SKU: AL20678 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 2
El Relicario
“El Relicario” is a well-known pasodoble by Spanish composer José Padilla (1889–1960). The pasodoble (meaning “double step”) is a type of Spanish march that is performed at bullfights, usually when the participants enter the arena. An enchanting Spanish flourish for your developing band . . . Olé! (2:30)SKU: AL38335 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 1.5
El Taco Picante
Here’s a tasty treat for your next concert, full of spice and sure to please. A catchy bass riff sets off hot Latin rhythms and a tune that shifts from minor to major. This is definitely a piece that will get your audience tapping their toes! “Taco Picante” is skillfully arranged by Robert Sheldon. (1:55) Correlates to Book 1, level 6.SKU: AL45967