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Concert Works in Flexible Instrumentation

recommended by Ken T., Band Education Specialist

NEW RELEASES
Byzantine Dances
by Carol Brittin Chambers, Grade 2
Carol Brittin Chamber’s awesome “Byzantine Dances” has been set for flexible ensemble. Playable with as few as five wind/string players and percussion, this accessible concert march is perfect for small ensemble rehearsal, performance, or as a planning piece for when your ensemble comes back together in force. Each Flexcel Series work comes with a letter for proof of copyright permission as well as a digital download coupon so you can get the music to your students in the most efficient and safest way possible.

Written in the style of a Roma Gypsy dance, “Byzantine Dances” is fast and energetic. Students will love playing in a different style and directors will find plenty of historical content to teach while learning this piece.

The Great Clipper Race by Matthew R. Putnam, Grade 3
Matthew R. Putnam’s “The Great Clipper Race” been set for flexible ensemble. Playable with as few as five wind/string players and percussion, this accessible concert march is perfect for small ensemble rehearsal, performance, or as a planning piece for when your ensemble comes back together in force. Each Flexcel Series work comes with a letter for proof of copyright permission as well as a digital download coupon so you can get the music to your students in the most efficient and safest way possible.

“The Great Clipper Race” seeks to transport musicians and listeners to the mid-1800s, a time when clipper ships sailed the seas ferrying cargos from exotic locales to Europe and the Americas. Composer Matthew R. Putnam weaves a tale of intrigue and adventure on the high seas!

Night Ride Through Metropolis by Rob Romeyn, Grade 3
Fasten your seatbelts and hang on; you are about to go on an exciting “Night Ride Through Metropolis.” Rhythmic and full of energy, this music has a fresh and innovative sound. The stark musical contrasts and the dark, foreboding middle section will make this work a favorite for concert and festival use. This version, especially tailored for the Barnhouse Build-A-Band series, guarantees success with even the most limited and awkward of instrumentations. Your audience will be reaching for the grab handles! A fantastic musical ride!

HAL LEONARD FLEX-BAND SERIES
Asian Folk Rhapsody
arr. Richard L. Saucedo, Grade 2-3
Canticum by James Curnow, Grade 2.5
Fanfare and Flourishes by James Curnow, Grade 2-3
Into the Clouds by Richard L. Saucedo, Grade 2-3
Korean Folk Rhapsody arr. James Curnow, Grade 2.5
Nettleton by Johnnie Vinson, Grade 2-3
Our Kingsland Spring by Samuel R. Hazo, Grade 2-3

BARNHOUSE BUILD-A-BAND SERIES
Acclamations
by Ed Huckeby, Grade 3
Around the World in 80 Measures by Len Orcino, Grade 2.5
Bridgeview Overture by Ed Huckeby, Grade 3
Colors of Fall by Rob Romeyn, Grade 2.5
Fireflash! by Rob Romeyn, Grade 2.5
Free Spirit Overture by Jerry Williams/arr. Andy Clark, Grade 2.5
Joyant Winds by Ed Huckeby, Grade 3

CARL FISCHER FLEXIBLE PERFORMANCE SERIES
Cold Mountain Saga
by Larry Clark, Grade 2.5
Spirit of an Eagle by Larry Clark, Grade 2.5
Visigoths by Sean O’Loughlin, Grade 2.5

No matter what your in-person or remote teaching requires, shop Stanton’s for all your sheet music needs!

About the Author:
A former band director, Ken taught grade 5-12 band and music appreciation in both public and parochial schools in central Ohio, and has been at Stanton’s since 2004. His iPod ranges from jazz and funk to classic and alternative rock, and symphonies. His interests include reading, history, traditional amusement parks, the Muppets, and hockey (especially the Penguins).



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