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Performing Group NSBA Performances 1 Title Composer/ Arranger Publisher Grade Performing Group Director(s) Year Unknown 43rd Army Band John Rogers 1977 Themes from "Silverado" Broughton/Oliver 43rd Army Band Jeffrey Klintberg 2006 Northwind March Chambers, arr. Bourgeois 43rd Army Band Jeffrey Klintberg 2006 Symphonic Gershwin Gershwin/Barker 43rd Army Band Jeffrey Klintberg 2006 Fairest of the Fair John Philip Sousa 43rd Army Band Jeffrey Klintberg 2006 Overture to "Colas Breugnon" Kabalevsky/Hunsberger 43rd Army Band Jeffrey Klintberg 2006 Eagle Squadron March Kenneth Alford 43rd Army Band Jeffrey Klintberg 2006 Star Spangled Banner Key/Army Band 43rd Army Band Jeffrey Klintberg 2006 O Magnum Mysterium Lauridsen/Reynolds 43rd Army Band Jeffrey Klintberg 2006 Concerto for Clarinet Mozart/Casteel 43rd Army Band Jeffrey Klintberg 2006 Bolero Ravel/Lake 43rd Army Band Jeffrey Klintberg 2006 Star and Stripes Forever Sousa 43rd Army Band Jeffrey Klintberg 2006 The Gallant Seventh Sousa/Fennell 43rd Army Band Jeffrey Klintberg 2006 Patriotic Opener arr. Eric Richards 43rd Army Band Dr. Brian Anderson 2012 The Seal Lullaby Eric Whitacre 43rd Army Band Dr. Brian Anderson 2012 The Star Spangled Banner Francis Scott Key 43rd Army Band Dr. Brian Anderson 2012 Cousins Herbert L. Clark/arr. Cramer 43rd Army Band Dr. Brian Anderson 2012 Valdres Johannes Hanssen/Glenn C. Balnum Boosey & Hawkes 5 43rd Army Band Dr. Brian Anderson 2012 Hail to the Spirit of Liberty John Philip Sousa 43rd Army Band Dr. Brian Anderson 2012 The Stars and Stripes Forever John Philip Sousa 43rd Army Band Dr. Brian Anderson 2012 Cathedrals Kathryn Salfelder 43rd Army Band Dr. Brian Anderson 2012 Four Scottish Dances Malcolm Arnold/arr. Paynter 43rd Army Band Dr. Brian Anderson 2012 March from "Symphonic Metamorphosis" Paul Hindemith/trans. Wilson Wilson/Schott 6 43rd Army Band Dr. Brian Anderson 2012 Armed Forces Medley 43rd Army Band Dr. Brian Anderson 2012 Romance from "The Gadfly" Shostakovitch/Peel 43rd Army Band Dr. Brian Anderson 2006 Atlantis Anne McGinty Hal Leonard 1 Adams Central Junior High Band Tom Jaworski 2003 Original 13 arr. James Ployhar Warner Brothers 2 Adams Central Junior High Band Tom Jaworski 2003 Broadway Tribute Cohan-arr. Del Borgo Curnow Music 3 Adams Central Junior High Band Tom Jaworski 2003 Covington Square James Swearingen C.L. Barnhouse Company 3 Adams Central Junior High Band Tom Jaworski 2003 Trumpets of Seville John O'Reilly Alfred Music 2 Adams Central Junior High Band Tom Jaworski 2003 A Gathering of Eagles Paul Halliday Warner Brothers 2 Adams Central Junior High Band Tom Jaworski 2003 Ash Lawn Echoes Robert W. Smith Warner Brothers 3 Adams Central Junior High Band Tom Jaworski 2003 Mancini Magic arr. Jerry Brubaker Adams High School Band Susan E. Hottovy 1991 Declaration, Ballade and Finale Ed Huckeby C.L. Barnhouse Company 3 Adams High School Band Susan E. Hottovy 1991 Mustang Eric Osterling Adams High School Band Susan E. Hottovy 1991 La Fiesta Brava John Edmondson Adams High School Band Susan E. Hottovy 1991 Tanglewood John Tatgenhorst Adams High School Band Susan E. Hottovy 1991 Fantasy on the Air Force Hymn arr. SSgt. Larry MacTaggart Air Combat Command Heartland of America Concert Band Maj. Craig D. Jessop 1993 La Cathedral Engloutie Claude DeBussy Air Combat Command Heartland of America Concert Band Maj. Craig D. Jessop 1993 Symphonic Overture James Barnes Air Combat Command Heartland of America Concert Band Maj. Craig D. Jessop 1993 La Procession Du Rocio Joaquin Turina Air Combat Command Heartland of America Concert Band Maj. Craig D. Jessop 1993 Commemorative Fanfare John Cheetam Air Combat Command Heartland of America Concert Band Maj. Craig D. Jessop 1993 Concerto for Clarinet John Heins Air Combat Command Heartland of America Concert Band Maj. Craig D. Jessop 1993 The Rifle Regiment John Philip Sousa Air Combat Command Heartland of America Concert Band Maj. Craig D. Jessop 1993 Molly on the Shore Percy Grainger Air Combat Command Heartland of America Concert Band Maj. Craig D. Jessop 1993 To the Airborne Ron Nelson Air Combat Command Heartland of America Concert Band Maj. Craig D. Jessop 1993 NSBA Performances 2 Title Composer/ Arranger Publisher Grade Performing Group Director(s) Year Chelsea Bridge Carl Strommen Arapahoe High School Concert Band Sharon Klein 1989 March Lamar Clifton Williams Arapahoe High School Concert Band Sharon Klein 1989 New World Fantasy Jacob de Haan Arapahoe High School Concert Band Sharon Klein 1989 Kildonen Overture James Ployhar Arapahoe High School Concert Band Sharon Klein 1989 Omaha Beach John Edmondson Arapahoe High School Concert Band Sharon Klein 1989 Kaleidoscope John O'Reilly Arapahoe High School Concert Band Sharon Klein 1989 River East Overture Steve Hodges Arapahoe High School Concert Band Sharon Klein 1989 Unknown Arbor Heights 7 & 8th Band Paul Parker 1964 Unknown Arbor Heights Junior High Band Thomas Bogacz 1984 Russian Christmas Music Alfred Reed, arr. James Curnow Hal Leonard 3.5 Ashland-Greenwood Senior High Band Jonathan Jaworski 2015 December Sky Erik Morales FJH Music 1.5 Ashland-Greenwood Senior High Band Jonathan Jaworski 2015 But for the Love of Ireland James Swearingen C.L. Barnhouse Company 3 Ashland-Greenwood Senior High Band Jonathan Jaworski 2015 Burma Patrol Karl King, ed. James Swearingen C.L. Barnhouse Company 3 Ashland-Greenwood Senior High Band Jonathan Jaworski 2015 Torrents of Fire Larry Neeck C.L. Barnhouse Company 3 Ashland-Greenwood Senior High Band Jonathan Jaworski 2015 Pandora Randall Strandridge Grand Mesa Music 2 Ashland-Greenwood Senior High Band Jonathan Jaworski 2015 An Irish Jig for Young Feet Travis J. Weller FJH Music 2 Ashland-Greenwood Senior High Band Jonathan Jaworski 2015 Concert Variations Claude T. Smith Wingert-Jones Auburn High School Band Paul Ramp 1978 L'Inglesina (Little English Girl Symphonic March) D. Dellecese Pagani & Bro., Inc. Auburn High School Band Paul Ramp 1978 Toccata Girolamo Frescobaldi-trans. Earl Slocum Belwin 5 Auburn High School Band Paul Ramp 1978 Rondo from Concerto for Clarinet Mozart-Coles Hal Leonard Auburn High School Band Paul Ramp 1978 Sea Songs Ralph Vaughan Williams Boosey & Hawkes Auburn High School Band Paul Ramp 1978 Divergents W. Francis McBeth Southern Music, Inc. Auburn High School Band Paul Ramp 1978 Unknown Auburn High School Band Gary Dahmke 1973 Gallop from First Suite for Band Alfred Reed Piedmont Music 3 Auburn High School Band Dennis A. Ehmke 1998 Joydance Bruce Pearson Neil A. Kjos Music 2+ Auburn High School Band Dennis A. Ehmke 1998 To a Distant Place Carl Strommen Belwin Auburn High School Band Dennis A. Ehmke 1998 Music for Winds and Percussion Elliot Del Borgo Shawnee Press 4 Auburn High School Band Dennis A. Ehmke 1998 Suite Divertimento Jay Gilbert Southern Music 4 Auburn High School Band Dennis A. Ehmke 1998 Tanoan Echoes Robert W. Smith Belwin 1 Auburn High School Band Dennis A. Ehmke 1998 Rondo Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart -transcribed by Robert Kendor Music Auburn High School Band Dennis A. Ehmke 1998 Unknown Aurora High School Band Lee Mendyk 1963 Cajun Folk Songs Frank Ticheli Manhattan Beach Music 3 Aurora High School Band Dan Sodomka 2006 Bayport Sketch Jared Spears C.L. Barnhouse Company 2.5 Aurora High School Band Dan Sodomka 2006 White River Canyon John Hidggins Hal Leonard 2 Aurora High School Band Dan Sodomka 2006 Joy Joseph Curiale Orchard Road 4.5 Aurora High School Band Dan Sodomka 2006 Romanza Mozart 2.5-3 Aurora High School Band Dan Sodomka 2006 The Peanut Vendor Simons/Moss Hal Leonard 3 Aurora High School Band Dan Sodomka 2006 Castles and Dragons Todd Stalter Alfred Music 1.5 Aurora High School Band Dan Sodomka 2006 Brighton Beach William P. Latham Belwin 3 Aurora High School Band Dan Sodomka 2006 Unknown Axtell High School Band Earl Freeland 1965 French Suite Elliot Del Borgo Belwin 2 Bancroft-Rosalie "Pride of the Panther Band" Ken Headlee 1996 Okeanos Jack Bullock CPP/Belwin 3 Bancroft-Rosalie "Pride of the Panther Band" Ken Headlee 1996 Anasazi John Edmondson Queenwood Publications 1 Bancroft-Rosalie "Pride of the Panther Band" Ken Headlee 1996 Brass Triumphant John Edmondson Queenwood Publications 2.5 Bancroft-Rosalie "Pride of the Panther Band" Ken Headlee 1996 Northwest Suite John O'Reilly Alfred Music 3 Bancroft-Rosalie "Pride of the Panther Band" Ken Headlee 1996 Chorale and Shaker Dance II John Zdechlik Neil A. Kjos Music 3 Bancroft-Rosalie "Pride of the Panther Band" Ken Headlee 1996 NSBA Performances 3 Title Composer/ Arranger Publisher Grade Performing Group Director(s) Year West Highlands Sojourn Robert Sheldon C.L. Barnhouse Company 2 Bancroft-Rosalie "Pride of the Panther Band" Ken Headlee 1996 Far East Fantasy Robert Washburn Belwin 3 Bancroft-Rosalie "Pride of the Panther Band" Ken Headlee 1996 Unknown Banner Co. –Harrisburg Don Childs Jr 1967 Unknown Banner County High School S. Thomas Leyba 1974 Serenade Alfred Reed Southern Music 4 Bellevue East High School Band David R. Young 1994 Benediction Chorale Bob Foster Wingert-Jones Music 2.5 Bellevue East High School Band David R. Young 1994 Sonata VIII in E Minor Corelli-arr. David Young Manuscript 3+ Bellevue East High School Band David R. Young 1994 Gypsydance David R. Holsinger Wingert-Jones Music 1.5 Bellevue East High School Band David R. Young 1994 Gavorkna Fanfare Jack Stamp Neil A. Kjos Music 5 Bellevue East High School Band David R. Young 1994 Valdres Johannes Hanssen/Glenn C. Balnum Boosey & Hawkes 5 Bellevue East High School Band David R. Young 1994 Finale from Symphony No. 1 in G Minor Kallnnikov/Glenn C. Balnum EMS 5 Bellevue East High School Band David R. Young 1994 A Yorkshire Overture Philip Sparke Studio Music Company 4 Bellevue East High School Band David R. Young 1994 Fanfare and Dance Segments Roland Barrett Southern Music 4 Bellevue East High School Band David R.
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