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2009-2010 Publications Catalog
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• NAPOLl (cornet. or tromb. w/band), Bellstedt/Simon, Gr. 3 (S197) 60.00
• NATIONAL GAME, THE, Sousa/Brion, Gr. 4 (S872) 70.00
  This grand Sousa march was created as a tribute to our nation’s favorite pastime:baseball and is arranged by Keith Brion
• NEAR WOODSTOCK TOWN, Grainger/Cramer, Gr. 3 1/2 (S855) 50.00
  Percy Grainger's unpublished folk-song setting "Near Woodstock Town" was given to Ray Cramer by Sir Frank Callaway, a long-time friend of the composer. Cramer's setting for wind band marks the first ever publication of this long-forgotten gem.
• NECROMANCER, THE, Giroux, Gr. 4 (S616) 75.00
• NEW HORIZONS OVERTURE, Mahaffey, Gr. 3 (S888) 75.00
  A new original overture written for the New Horizons Band of Las Cruces, New Mexico celebrating the New Horizons movement. Composed by Jim Mahaffey
• NEW YORK SUITE, Azzolina/Campbell/Pomeroy, Gr. 4 (S749) 75.00
• NIBELUNGEN MARCH, Sonntag/Fry, Gr. 4 (S867) 70.00
  Gottfried Sonntag was bandmaster of the 7th Bavarian Infantry Regiment at Bayreuth when he composed Nibelungen March using themes from Richard Wagner's The Ring of the Nibelung.
• NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, Douglas, Gr. 3 (S552) 75.00
• NINA, Pergolesi/Sansone, Gr. 2 (S233) 10.00
• 99TH DIVISION MARCH, Demchak (S32) 20.00
• NIP AND TUCK, Reynolds, Gr. 2 (LV214) (flute, clar. duet) 25.00
• NOBLE DEEDS, Young, Gr. 4 (S886) 75.00
  A symphonic fanfare that features the sound and excitement you might expect from the latest John Williams movie score. Composed by Charles Rochester Young.
• NOBLE MEN OF KYLE, Haney (S486) 20.00
• NORTHSTAR OVERTURE, Spears, Gr. 3 (S609) 55.00
• NULLI SECUNDUS (CB) - Barnes (S738) 60.00
• ODE FOR TRUMPET (tpt w/band), Reed, Revised edition Gr. 4 (S378) 70.00
• ODYSSEY, Uber (R143) Rental
• OF CASTLES AND DREAMS, Mahaffey, Gr. 3 (S729) 50.00
  Inspired by the composer's tour of the grand castles of Ireland and dedicated to his father, church organist, Charles H. Mahaffey.  An exceptional program wotk for any concert.
• OF SAILORS AND WHALES, Revised Edition, McBeth, Gr. 5 (S629) 195.00
• OF SPIRIT AND SPLENDOR, Young, Gr. 2 1/2 (S850) 60.00
  This exceptional work features woodwinds and percussion in the middle portion of the work beginning and ending with colorful bell tones in the brass and percussion making it an excellent opener or closer for young bands.
• OJO DE AGUILA, Maxwell, Gr. 3 (S295) 50.00
• OLD BILL BAILEY, Reynolds, Gr. 2 (LV438) 15.00
• OLD FRIENDS, Reynolds, Gr. 2 (LV439) 15.00
• OLD GUARD, THE, Barnes, Gr. 4 (S668) 60.00
  Dedicated to Col. Eugene Allen, former conductor of the U.S. Army Band, this regimental quick-step march is set in a very traditional style.
• THE OLD MATADOR (CB) - Bobrowitz (S696) 75.00
• OLD SORE-HEAD, THE, Fucik/Rogers, Gr. 4 (S776) 60.00
  Composed by the Czech March King, Julius Fucik (best known for his march Florentiner) this whimsical musical work provides a showcase for your bassoon solist.
• OLYMPIC FIREWORKS, Stanhope, Gr. 4 (S786) 60.00
  This bright extroverted and spectacular show-piece was premiered at the closing ceremony for the 2000 Sydney Olympics.  Written by the noted Australian composer, David Stanhope.
• OMAGGIO, Barnes, Gr. 4 (S882) 85.00
  Omaggio is the Italian word for hommage. Composed to commemorate the retirement of Robert Foster, Director of Bands at the University of Kansas for 30 years. This profound work is technically easy to play yet full of striking colors and dramatic tension.
• ONE FINE DAY, Puccini/Cailliet, Gr. 3 (S744) 50.00
• OOMPAH GROUP, THE, Piato (LV215) 35.00
• OREGON TRAIL, Mesang (R35) Rental
• OTELLO, BALLET, Verdi/Patterson, Gr. 6 (S812) 95.00
  Don Patterson's transcription of one of Verdi's final ballets, is for mature ensembles. Set in the Mediterranean city of Venice the work also sketches many interesting and colorful themes based on a parade of several different nations.
• OUACHITA, Giroux-West, Gr. 3 (S586) 40.00
• OVERTURE-FANFARE, Cailliet, Gr. 4 (S754) 60.00
• OVERTURE FOR BAND, Missal, Gr. 4 (S699) 75.00
• PACIFIC EAGLE MARCH, Jones, Gr. 3 (S605) 45.00
• PACIFIC TRILOGY, Fry, Gr. 4 (S813) 75.00
  Commissioned by the Sprague High School Band in Oregon. This work evokes images of the many glorious waterfalls as well as the power and beauty of the Columbia River.
• PAGAN DANCES, Barnes, Gr. 5 (S628) 125.00
• PALLAS ATHENA, Kaplan/Whitcomb (S476) 10.00
• PANCHO DE BULL, Wofson/Warrington/Taylor (S454) 10.00
• PANTHER FIRE, Smith, Gr. 3 (S770) 75.00
  PANTHER FIRE was commissioned by Miriam Muniz-Schwab and the 1995-96 Pflugerville Panther Band. It is an energetic work which features the horns in a lyrical middle section. This stunning work received first prize in the 1996 National Band Association Grade III/IV Composition Contest.
• PARAGON, Hilliard, Gr. 1 1/2 (S652) 50.00
• PARSIFAL,Wagner/Beversdorf, Gr. 3 (S142) 15.00
• PASSACAGLIA AND FUGUE IN C MINOR, Bach/N. Falcone, Gr. 4 (S414) 85.00
• PASSAMEZZO ANTICO, Richards, Gr. 5 (S809) 125.00
  Paul Richard’s work is a fantasy on a late-Renaissance standard harmonic pattern based on dance and improvisation. Considerable liberty is taken with the standard progression in terms of rhythm, and, above all, style.
• PASSING FANTASY, A, Tull, Gr. 4 (S663) 75.00
• PASSO DOPPIO SINFONICO, Marino/N. Falcone, Gr. 3 (S409) 50.00
• PASTORALE NOCTURNE, Yurko, Gr. 4 (S811) 75.00
  This piece was commissioned by the Sterling High School Band in Runnemede, New Jersey in memory of one of their members. The outer sections serve as an elegy while the center section, with march-like quality, celebrates life.
• PEAKS OF OTTER, Hosay, Gr. 3 (S657) 40.00
• PENNSYLVANIA SKETCHES, Schinstine (R110) Rental
• PENTLAND HILLS, Howe, Gr. 3 (S507) 60.00
• PERPETUAL MOTION, Paganini/Falcone,Gr. 4 (S426) 30.00
• PERSHING RIFLES, THE (CB) - Barnes (S713) 50.00
• PETITE ETUDE, Carter, Gr. 2 (LV717) 35.00
• PETITE POLKA, Menz (LV216) 25.00
• THE PICADORE MARCH, Sousa/Brion, Gr. 4 (S895) 70.00
  One of Sousa’s earlier marches (1899) written while he was still conducting the United States Marine Band. Keith Brion has put his editorial expertise on this new edition.
• PIONEERS,THE (Mvt. 2 Saga of a Pioneer) Gillis (R111B) Rental
• PIPER AND THE CAPTAIN, THE, Osborne, Gr. 2 (S517) 60.00
• POETIC INTERMEZZO, Barnes, Gr. 3 (S555) 75.00
• POETRY AND POWER, Reed, Gr. 4 (S551) 45.00
• PRAELUDIUM AND LITANY, Barnes, Gr. 4 (S919) 95.00
  This somber yet celebratory work created in honor of a fallen band member is both sensitive and highly musical. The two movements combine to bring forth a fresh new work for band.
• PRAIRIE WIND, Sanders, Gr. 3 (S660) 120.00
  Commissioned by the Prairie Wind Ensemble of Peoria, Ill., this is reflective of the American character and spirit. Written within the performance ability of an average  community wind ensemble. 
• PRAISES, McBeth, Gr. 3 (S548) 65.00
• PRELUDE AND FUGUE IN G MINOR, Bach/Cailliet, Gr. 4 (S751) 50.00
• PRELUDIO E DANZA, Panerio, Gr. 4 (S501) 35.00
• PRELUDIO IN D, Giovannini/Robinson, Gr. 3 (S450) 20.00
• PREMIERE OVERTURE, Perkins, Gr. 2 (S892) 60.00
  An ideal original overture for young/beginning band by one of the nation's foremost band composers. It's easy-to-play yet musically rewarding.  The contrasting sections will provide your young players the opportunity to experience musical variety.
• PREMIERE RHAPSODY (clarinet w/band) Debussy/Odom (R91) Rental
• PRIDE OF THE PURPLE: ALMA MATER, Crist (S170) 8.00
• PRISM, Shafer, Gr. 4 (S765) 60.00
• PRISONER OF THE RING, Giroux-West, Gr. 3 (S582) 65.00
• PRO TEXANA, Reed, Gr. 3 (S550) 55.00
• PROCESSION, Pearson, Gr. 2 (LV718) 35.00
• PROCESSION OF PRINCES AND PRIESTS, Mussorgsky/Patterson, Gr. 4 (S787) 60.00
  From the opera Mlada, this selection is a charming little march of great character. Donald Patterson has crafted a wonderful transcription of Mussorgsky’s work, making it accessible to most all high school ensembles.
• PROCESSION TO THE END OF TIME, Nehlybel, Gr. 5 (S711) 75.00 Commissioned by the Hofstra University Wind Ensemble and its noted director, Peter Boonshaft. Based on thematic material developed through Nelhybel's entire life and finally assembled at the end of his illustrious career.
• PROCESSIONAL, Kinyon, Gr. 1 (LV154) 25.00
• PROLOGUE AND PAGEANT, Spears, Gr. 2 (S447) 35.00
• PROMENADE, Stanhope, Gr. 3 (S823) 65.00
  Stanhope's PROMENADE is his reflection and endeavor to capture a piece with similar charm to that of the Norwegian March "Valdres." The title was chosen because of the rather French flavor of the style.
• PROROCKIEV, Bailey, Gr. 3 (S840) 67.50
  A tribute piece to Sergei Prokofiev, PROROCKRIEV mixes this 20th century master's harmonic and rhythmic sensibilities with a gentle rock beat. Nice solo work is present for your oboist but, is cued throughout in absence of the instrument.
• PROUDLY WE PLAY, Maxwell/Rhodes,Gr. 2 (S554) 35.00
• PUERTO ALEGRE, Rhoads, Gr. 3 (S165) 15.00
• QUICK TUNE-UP/ WARM-UP FOR ALL BANDS, Bellamah (S524) 12.00
• QUICKSILVER, Reynolds (LV217) 25.00
• QUIET SONG, Menz, Gr. 2 (LV218) (Cl.) 25.00
• RADIO FLYER, Gibson, Gr. 3 (S920) 70.00
  As the title indicates this John Gibson work is a bit of musical nostalgia. A look back at small town America and the memories it evokes. An ideal addition to the repertoire for young bands.
• RAILROAD MARCH, Stanton, Gr. 2 (LV440) 15.00
• RAPSCALLION, Barnes, Gr. 4 (S488) 35.00
• RED RIVER VALLEY, Reynolds, Gr. 1 (LV170) 25.00
• REFLECTIONS ON A THEME BY MOZART (CB) Mahaffey (S720) 50.00
• REFLECTIONS PAST, McBeth, Gr. 3 (S262) 30.00
• REFLECTIVE PRELUDE, Weiner, Gr. 4 (S478) 20.00
• REMEMBRANCE, A, Del Borgo, Gr. 4 (S779) 75.00
  Del Borgo’s composition, cast in three main sections, was commissioned as a memorial to Atsushi Onoe. It depicts vitality, joy, and the love of life which Atsushi’s parents remember.
• REQUIEM, Tull, Gr. 4 (S611) 75.00
• RESTING IN THE PEACE OF HIS HANDS (CB) Gibson (S670) 85.00
• + RETREAT AND PUMPING SONG, Stanhope, Gr. 3 (S796) 60.00
• RHAPSODIC ESSAY (CB) Barnes (S724) 85.00
• RIENZI (Overture), Wagner/Patterson,Gr. 6 (S782) 95.00
  Wagner’s Rienzi is a grand production. Patterson’s transcription for band in the original key of “D” utilizes the same grand melodies, boisterous brass fanfares, and rousing march tunes.
• RIVER CITY, Piersol, Gr. 3 (S625) 35.00
• RIVER VALLEY SUITE, Booker, Gr. 5 (S802) 95.00
  This five movement work from Charles Booker was commissioned and dedicated to Bill Ratcliff and the Western Arkansas Wind Symphony. It depicts life along the majestic, powerful and pictoral Arkansas River.
• RIVERFEST, Barnes, Gr. 3 (S568) 85.00
• ROADRUNNER, THE, Maxwell (S444) 8.00
• ROAR OF THE ARMOR, Booker, Gr. 3 1/2 (S682) 60.00
  A dynamic concert march written in the style of Sousa. Dedicated to the 11th Armored Cavalry Regiment.
• ROBERT BURNS SUITE (CB) - Mahaffey (S707) 60.00
• ROCCONTO, Concone/Sansone, Gr. 3 (S227) 8.00
• ROCKY RUN, Mesang (S37) 30.00
• RODEO, Mesang, Gr. 2 (S172) 15.00
• ROMANCE IN F, Saint-Saens/Cailliet, Gr. 4 (S666) 40.00
• ROMANZA, Barnes, Gr. 3 (S627) 65.00
• THE ROSE, SHAMROCK AND THISTLE (Patrol of the United Kingdom), Sousa/Brion, Gr. 3 (S860) 70.00
   This medley of tunes popular in the British Isles (including "The Bluebells of Scotland", "He is an Englishman", and "Rule Britannia") was composed by Sousa for performances by the Sousa Band during their tours of Britain in the early 1900's as a counterpoint to Meacham's "American Patrol".
• ROUGH RIDER, THE, Booker, Gr. 4 (S876) 95.00
  A musical reflection on the life of Theodore Roosevelt from noted composer Charles Booker.
• ROUND FOR BAND, Reynolds, Gr. 1 (LV155) 25.00
• ROWDY DANCE, Tuthill, Gr. 4 (S406) 15.00
• RUDIMENTAL RUMPUS, Reynolds, Gr. 2 (LV219) 25.00
• RUN FOR THE ROSES, Warrington Gr. 3 (S459) 15.00
• SABBATH MUSIC, Karg-Elert/Rhoads (R116) Rental
• SACRED FLAME, THE, McBeth, Gr. 4 (S807) 85.00
  Commissioned by the Tennessee ETA Chapter of Phi Beta Mu to honor the memory of four former members and superb bandmasters who had recently passed away. It is in two connected movements and is based on King Arthur.
• SAGA OF THE CLOUDS, Tull, Gr. 5 (S632) 100.00
• SAILING, SAILING, Stanton, Gr. 2 (LV441) 15.00
• SALUTE TO CAMP HARRISON, Bellamah, Gr. 3 (S433) 8.00
• SALUTE TO HAWAII, Menz, Gr. 2 (LV442) 15.00
• SALVATION IS CREATED, Tchesnokov/Erickson Gr. 3 (S645) 75.00
• SAMBALITA, Morissey, Gr. 2 (LV719) 35.00
• SANDY LAKE MARCH, Nowak, Gr. 3 (S538) 20.00
• SARABANDA NO. 1, Allen, Gr. 5 (S806) 75.00
  This SARABANDA uses tonality and chord sequences common to the late Baroque period. The powerful climax comes from swirling woodwind lines and mass sounds from the brass, subsiding to the sound of low brass and timpani.
• SATELLITE, Maxwell, Gr. 2 (S445) 40.00
• SAX SOLILOQUY, Bennett (R54) Rental
• SAXOPHONE ROYALE, Bennett (R105) Rental
• SCARAMOUCHE, McBeth, Gr. 3 (S824) 67.50
  SCARAMOUCHE was commissioned by and is dedicated to the Woodward Academy High School Band, College Park, Georgia, Charles Brodie, conductor. The name Scaramouche denotes a stock character or clown in old Italian comedy.
• SCARLET AND SILVER JUBILEE, Barnes, Gr. 5 (S918) 125.00
  James Barnes created this new eight minute work to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the University of Nevada Las Vegas. Its sub-title “A Vegas style overture for band” tells us what the composer had in mind!
• SCENARIO, Spears, Gr. 2 (S515) 40.00
• SCHERZO (WOODWINDS), Morissey, Gr. 2 (LV720) 35.00
• SEA TREADERS, THE (CB) - McBeth (S675) 110.00
• SECOND SYMPHONY, Barnes, Gr. 3 (S574) 195.00
  Written in 1981, Barnes' SECOND SYMPHONY was awarded the Neil A. Kjos Memorial Award for Outstanding Band Literature in 1984. Commercially recorded by the Tokyo Kosei Wind Orchestra and the Osaka Municipal Symphonic Band, it has long been a mainstay in the Southern Music Company rental catalog. In it's own way, it is just as dramatic and challenging as Barnes' THIRD SYMPHONY.
• SECULAR LITANIES, Mailman, Gr. 5 (S633) 100.00
  Commissioned by the University of North Texas Bands to honor Robert Winslow, Director Emeritus of the Bands.
• SEMIRAMIDE, Rossini/Mahaffey, Gr. 3 (S828) 75.00
  Mahaffey's latest band arrangement is based on Rossini's last opera which was an immediate success following its first performance in 1823. SEMIRAMIDE contains some of Rossini's finest and most demanding music in a serious vein.
• SERENADE (clar. w/band), Reed, Gr. 4 (S379) 70.00
• SERENADE AT PROSPECT POINT, Tucker, Gr. 3 (S922)65.00
  The second of the Christopher Tucker works inspired by Niagara Falls. Based on the graceful and tranquil scenes that surround the falls. An exceptional work for young band.
• SERENADE ESPANOLE, Levermann/Sansone, Gr. 3 (S231) 8.00
• SEVENTH SEAL, THE, McBeth, Gr. 5 (S457) 100.00
• 76 DEGREES AND SUNNY, Piato, Gr. 2 (LV156) 35.00
• SHADOWCATCHER (Brass quintet w/band) Ewazen (R51) Rental
• SHEPHERD'S HEY, Grainger/Rogers, Gr. 4 (S667) 75.00
  Grainger's setting of this English Morris Dance has been a perennial favorite since its first performance in 1918. Available now for the first time with a full score and newly edited parts.
• SHIMMERING FLUTES (3 flutes w/band), Cacavas/Wilkes, Gr. 2 (S468) 20.00
• SIDESHOW MARCH, Gorham, Gr. 3 (S619) 55.00
• THE SILVER GAZEBO (CB) - Barnes (S688) 60.00
• SILVER MEDALLION, Jurrens, Gr. 3 (S601) 55.00
• SILVER SLEIGH, Giovannini/Robinson, Gr. 3 (S440) 60.00
• SIMPLE SONG, Jackson, Gr. 1 (LV157) 25.00
• SINFONIA MARZIALE, Del Borgo, Gr. 4 (S566) 55.00
• SING A COUGAR SONG, Yoder (S101) 10.00
• SLAVONIC DANCE , Dvorak/Gumma, Gr. 2 (LV721) 35.00
• SLEEP GENTLY MY CHILD, Brahms/Mahaffey, Gr. 2 (S808) 50.00
  This selection is one of three intermezzi, completed in 1892 and published as Op. 117. The tender folk-like lullaby was so popular that the Scottish words “Sleep gently my child, sleep gently and fair” were adapted to the melody.
• SMOKY MOUNTAIN SUITE, Kirk, Gr. 3 (S381) 50.00
• SNAPPY SNARES, Kinyon, Gr. 1 (LV443) 15.00
• SOL Y SOMBRA, Gates, Gr. 4 (S480) 60.00
• SOLEMN PRELUDE, A, Barnes, Gr. 3 (S833) 67.50
  A richly scored, highly dramatic work commissioned by the Association of Texas Small-School Bands for their 2003 All-State Band, SOLEMN PRELUDE is very serious music that is suitable for most any high school level band.
• SOLEMN PROCESSIONAL, Nixon, Gr. 4 (S469) 25.00
• SOLO BLUES, Giroux, Gr. 2 (LV220) 25.00
• SOLO DE CONCOURS, Messager/Reister (R21) Rental
• SOLO DE CONCOURS, Rabaud/Gee, Gr. 4 (S112) 75.00
• SOMERSET MARCH, Geisler, Gr. 2 (S640) 50.00
• SONATINA, Carter, Gr. 3 (LV722) 35.00
• SONG AND POLKA, Reynolds, Gr. 2 (LV221) 25.00
• SONG FOR A SLEIGH RIDE, Giroux, Gr. 2 (LV309) 25.00
• SONG FOR WINDS, Pearson, Gr. 3 (LV724) 35.00
• SONG OF MEMORY, Gillis (R11C) Rental
• SONG OF THE HIGHLANDS, Reynolds, Gr. 2 (LV158) 25.00
• SONGS WITHOUT WORDS (Sax Quartet w/band) Stanhope (S794) 95.00
• SONGS WITHOUT WORDS, Young, Gr. 4 (S871) 95.00
  In a radical departure from much of the contemporary band music, Young has captured the spirit of the Romantic composers who wrote piano miniatures that encapsulated a world of feeling into three single movement works.
• SONORA (CB) - Gibson (S686) 60.00
• SOUNDING BRASS, Maxwell (S102) 20.00
• SOUNDS OF CHRISTMAS, Kinyon, Gr. 1 (LV312) 25.00
• SOURWOOD MOUNTAIN, Reynolds, Gr. 1 (LV174) 25.00
• SPACE ENCOUNTERS, Castle, Gr. 2 (LV159) 25.00
• SPACE SYMPHONY, Giroux, Gr. 4 (S620) 75.00
• SPIRIT OF EXCELLENCE, Rhea, Gr. 4 (S916) 60.00
  A fresh new march ideal for concert or concert/festival use. Traditional sounding yet very musical. Commissioned as a tribute to Bill Dean, a highly influential Texas band director. Composer Timothy Rhea is currently Director of Bands at Texas A & M University.
• SPIRIT OF WEST POINT, Mayer (S387) 10.00
• THE SPIRIT SLEEPING, Gibson (R136) Rental
• SPITFIRE, Barnes, Gr. 3 (S638) 60.00
• SPRING FESTIVAL, Schinstine (S69) 8.00
• SPRINGTIME HERALDS, Young, Gr. 3 (S775) 75.00
  This celebratory work features imaginative counterpoint, colorful percussion and a rousing ending.  A very playable work by Charles Rochester Young.
• STAR GAZER, Spears, Gr. 3 (S873) 70.00
  Jared Spears wrote this piece for the New Horizons Band at the Music Institute of Chicago. The work incorporates non-traditional harmonies and elements of improvisation in an exciting and beautiful score depicting events seen in space.
• STAR SHIP, Nishimura, Gr. 3 (S830) 60.00
  Yukiko Nishimura has written a very accessible and charming ballade based on an old Japanees tale of the characters Altair and Vega, lovers on opposite sides of the Milky Way whom may meet only once a year aboard the STAR SHIP.
• STAR SPANGLED BANNER, Kinyon, Gr. 1 (LV447) 25.00
• STAR SPANGLED SALUTE!, Cohan/Barnes, Gr. 4 (S821) 75.00
    Here Barnes has freely arranged several Cohan favorites such as "Give My Regards to Broadway", "Over There", "Yankee Doodle Boy", "You're a Grand Old Flag" and others.
• STILLNESS AT APPOMATTOX, Kepner, Gr. 3 (S211) 15.00
• STIRLING CASTLE (CB) - Howe (S695) 60.00
• STONE MEADOWS, Barnes, Gr. 3 (S590) 55.00
• STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND, Williams, Gr. 3 (S245) 60.00
• STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND, (march) Williams (S261) 20.00
• STREETS OF LAREDO, Reynolds, Gr. 1 (LV160) 35.00
• STUDY IN LAVENDER, Osterling, Gr. 3 (S105) 15.00
• ST. ANNE'S FUGUE, J.S. Bach/Rhoads (R119) Rental
• SUITE DIVERTIMENTO , Gilbert, Gr. 3 1/2 (S697) 95.00
• SUITE ROYALE, Lully/Schaefer, Gr. 3 (S487) 25.00
• SUNDANCE, Hilliard, Gr. 2 (S639) 50.00
• SUNFLOWER SAGA, Barnes, Gr. 3 (S662) 75.00
• SWEET BETSY FROM PIKE, Kinyon, Gr. 1 (LV161) 25.00
• SWISS WALKING SONG, Reynolds, Gr. 1 (LV162) 25.00
• SYMPHONIA RESURRECTUS, Holsinger (R78) (Mvt. 3, The Easter Symphony) Rental
• SYMPHONIC CONCERT MARCH, Bonelli/N. Falcone, Gr. 4 (S405) 75.00
• SYMPHONIC EPISODE, Donatelli/Falcone, Gr. 4 (S470) 30.00
• SYMPHONIC OVERTURE, Barnes, Gr. 5 (S647) 150.00
• SYMPHONIC SOUNDS FOR THE FIELD, McBeth (S417) 10.00
• SYMPHONIC SUITE, Del Borgo, Gr. 4 (S630) 80.00
• SYMPHONIE FANTASTIQUE OP.14 (II. A Ball) Berlioz/Rogers, Gr. 5 (RMR3) 65.00
• SYMPHONIE FANTASTIQUE OP.14 (V. Dream of a Witches Sabbath) Berlioz/Rogers, Gr. 5 (RMR6) 85.00
• SYMPHONY FOR WINDS AND PERCUSSION, Beversdorf, Gr. 5 (S385) 35.00
• SYMPHONY FROM IVY GREEN, Camphouse, Gr. 5 (S785) 200.00
    Originating from the birthplace of Helen Kellar, Camphouse has set her powerful and wonderful lyrical writings to music. For soprano voice and ensemble, the work is dedicated to the group who premiered it, Northwestern University.
• SYMPHONY #1 "PROPHECY", Booker, Gr. 5 (S897) 230.00
  This four movement work was premiered by the University of Texas San Antonio Wind Ensemble and recorded by the U.S. Air Force Academy Band. A challenging yet worthy addition to the repertoire for any serious concert band or wind ensemble.
• SYMPHONY NO. 1, Stanhope, Gr. 6 (S800) 195.00

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