This familiar Korean folksong works wonderfully as a percussion feature with band. The pentatonic melody is passed to all sections of the band and there are even optional vocal parts for a unique effect. The flexible percussion parts allow you to expand to as many instruments as you like. It's a gentle, lyrical piece that will allow your percussion section to show the amazing sonorities possible using auxiliary instruments. Lovely!

If you're looking to feature your advanced brass quintet or a visiting one, then this is the piece for you! While the quintet is on a more advanced level, the band accompaniment is accessible to most middle school bands. Band (ME), Brass Quintet (MA).

Shine some sunlight on your tuba or baritone section with tropical flair! Easy Latin rhythms and fun percussion parts, complete with maracas, claves and bongos set the tone. It's low brass to the fore for island fun!

A fun-filled piece that can be the hit of your next concert. Featuring a Dixieland combo along with the full band, your audience is treated to a bit of New Orleans style jazz with Just A Closer Walk With Thee followed by a new version of When The Saints Go Marchin' In, and winding up with a surprise ending that will bring a standing ovation. (Dixieland Combo M, Band ME)

You'd better run for cover, because there'll be no escape from those fun smears that trombone players love to do. Perfect for the youngest of bands, this cute number does a good job of getting your beginners to use dynamics. (Even those bones have to gliss softly once in a while!) Brass instruments stay within the six note range, and there are no eighth notes.

Put your clarinets front and center with this delightful section feature that is sure to enchant the audience. It has a classic band charm reminiscent of Leroy Anderson's works. An excellent choice for pops concerts!

Even though all the double-tonguing has been removed and you will find nothing faster than an eighth note, this masterful arrangement of Leroy Anderson's immortal masterpiece is a guaranteed winner. Perfect to feature a trumpet trio or the entire section, you definitely will not want to miss this! Highly recommended! (Trumpet Trio or Section E, Band E)

In all probability the most famous trumpet trio ever written, this Leroy Anderson delight is always a favorite whenever and wherever it is played! (Trumpet Trio ME, Band ME)