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HIGHLIGHTS Concert Band Orchestra Jazz Ensemble Marching Band Percussion Theory Alfred 2007–2008 INSTRUMENTAL HIGHLIGHTS Concert Band Orchestra Jazz Ensemble Marching Band Percussion Theory alfred.com WHAT’S INSIDE Best-Sellers from our Recommended Performance Sneak Peek of New Titles Back in Print 2006–07 Release Music for Spring p. 2 p. 3 pp. 4–5 p. 6 Pep Band Resources Supplemental Band Resources Supplemental String Resources Jazz p. 7 pp. 8–9 pp. 10–11 p. 12 Alfred’s Essentials of Music Theory Instrumental Folios Percussion p. 13 pp. 14–15 p. 16 Download hundreds of full-length Alfred recordings for just 99¢*each! Concert Band • Jazz Band • Marching Band Orchestra • Choir & much more! Perfect for students & directors alike! A great resource for performing, practicing & fi nding great new music. Visit us at alfred.com/downloads and receive one FREE download of your choice (up to 99¢). Enter this code during checkout: 6ddfb2 *Prices subject to change without notice. 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From the driving beat Marching Band Catalog In Honor of the Fallen was written to thank all of those who have of the opening bass line through the contrasting call and given their lives in service to our great country while protecting American Idiot / Boulevard of response featuring low brass and woodwinds, Doctor Rock the freedom of our citizens, whether through military service or will grab hold of your audience’s attention and never let go! Broken Dreams (Grade 3) domestic heroism. The composer wanted to write a piece that Guaranteed to be a hit with students and audiences alike, Arranged by Victor Lopez reflected his feelings of gratitude towards those who put their Doctor Rock is destined to become your band’s favorite and Green Day is the hottest group around, and here are two lives on the line every day. This uplifting and stirring composition most-requested number! of their biggest hits in one terrific new arrangement. Victor was written for the Harrison County Middle School Band of Lopez has arranged these as individual charts, so they are 00-26813 ...................................................................................$42.00 Cynthiana, Kentucky (Laura Gregg, Director) in honor of their great for any occasion, including timeouts and pep rallies. selection to perform at the 2006 KMEA In-Service Conference. What a great “2 for 1” deal! Defender of Time (Grade 1) By Rob Grice 00-26827 ...................................................................................$50.00 00-24928 ...................................................................................$50.00 Defender of Time is a concert piece that is meant to be Charleston Harbor Celebration (Grade 4) Halo Theme (from Halo Suite) (Grade 3) performed within the first year of beginning instruction. By Robert Sheldon This ominous work offers young players the experience Arranged by Ralph Ford Charleston Harbor Celebration was commissioned by the of performing a mature-sounding composition without Here is the powerful music from the wildly popular video Charleston Community Band of Charleston, South Carolina technically demanding parts. Only the first notes learned game Halo in a stunning yet playable arrangement from (Stephen B. Giove, Conductor). The band commissioned the in most beginning method books are utilized in this veteran writer Ralph Ford. This is “cutting edge” music that piece to honor its past conductors—Earl R. Mays, Edwin S. exciting piece. will thrill your students and your audience! Toporek, Herbert L. Day and John R. Spitler—for their faithful 00-26808...................................................................................$42.00 service to education, music and musicians. The piece itself 00-24929 ...................................................................................$50.00 is a concert overture that captures the beauty and energy of Charleston’s important and historic harbor. 00-26832 ...................................................................................$72.00 Marching Band passion and energy in his medley for Them,” “Superman Theme,” and your young band. Featuring “Superman “Can You Read My Mind?” (Love Superman Theme Theme,” “Can You Read My Mind” (Love Theme from Superman). (Grade 2) Theme from Superman), “Memories” 00-26648 ............................................. $70.00 By John Williams and John Ottman and “Rough Flight,” there’s some of the best music from the original film and the Arranged by Mike Story Concert Selections from greatest themes from the sequel wrapped the Motion Picture Everyone will instantly recognize this up in a bold medley. 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