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Where The Wild Things Dance Joseph Benjamin Earp

This energetic work by Joseph Earp is wildly infectious. This light and lively musical statement, inspired by the Sandhill Cranes of Monte Vista, Colorado, is sure to make all want to dance. The tubas and low woodwinds will particularly enjoy performing their opening groove as it sets the tone for the great music to come. This will be a musician favorite and a highlight of your ...

Ever The Rambling Winds (Concert March) Joseph Benjamin Earp

RWS Symphony Band Series A classic style march with a contemporary sound, Joseph Earp creates thoughts of the many effects of wind. From mighty nor'easters to a gentle breeze, Ever The Rambling Winds will stimulate a range of emotions for performers and listeners alike.

Concert Variations (Flex) Claude T. Smith / Arr. Joseph Benjamin Earp

"Concert Variations was written for the Lambda Chapter of Phi Beta Mu and originally premiered at the Missouri Music Educators Convention in 1975. This flexible arrangement allows ensembles to perform the work with as few as thirteen musicians providing accessibility and flexibility for numerous instrumentation needs, while still allowing a full ensemble sound. ...

Declaration Overture for Flexible Ensemble Claude T. Smith / Arr. Joseph Benjamin Earp

Declaration Overture has a five-note motive in an opening slow section, followed by a driving Allegro where the original five-note motive is put through a series of variations. This flexible arrangement allows ensembles to perform the work with as few as ten musicians providing accessibility and flexibility for numerous instrumentation needs, while still allowing a full ensembl ...