Wind Ensemble

Wind Ensemble Music of Daniel Kallman

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A Lullaby for Lester

This multi-level band piece is an homage to Lester Young for beginning tenor sax solo (Gr. 1) and intermediate wind ensemble (Gr. 3).
A Visit With Old Joe

A lively American folk tune is the basis for this “footstompin'” hoedown for band. High school, college, professional (Level/Grade 4). Wind ensemble.
An American Tapestry (full winds version)

Unique instrumentation and colorful harmonies enliven this continuous medley of three American folk songs. High school through professional. Wind ensemble.
Exuberance

A boisterous outburst of joy with the energy and humor of a circus march. (Level/Grade 5) Bass trombone solo, wind ensemble.
Galop

A rousing race to the finish for your full winds and percussion. Often paired with the leisurely “Promenade.” (Level/Grade 4) Wind ensemble.
Jitterstomp

Nineteen-twenties jazz meets country hoedown in this lively, sophisticated piece for winds. (Level/Grade 5). Wind ensemble.
Let Peace Come

Electrifying ethnic percussion drives this inventive Christmas work based on two “drum” carols. For college, community and professional choirs. SATB, wind ensemble, organ, percussion.
March Emeritus

A striking march in the grand style, resonant with honor and celebration! All instrumental families are highlighted throughout this highly satisfying work. Apprentice Adv/Level 3. Wind ensemble.
Metamorphosis (on an Original Cakewalk)

A playful cakewalk surprisingly dissolves into minimalistic music propelled by a xylophone ostinato, then back again. (Level/Grade 5). Wind ensemble.
Promenade

An easy stroll on a spring morning, with the tempo marked “light and breezy.” Often paired with the vigorous “Galop.” (Level/Grade 4) Wind ensemble.
Pulse Fusion

A persistent driving pulse underlies the symphonic architecture of this work that is energized with the influences of ’60’s and ’70’s pop/rock music. (Level/Grade 4). Wind ensemble.
Sousa

A pair of recited limericks gets us off to a rollicking start as we celebrate the March King. (Level/Grade 4-5). Wind ensemble.
Streets of Honor (2-movement work)

Honor our veterans in two movements that convey nobility, pride and heroism with a stirring remembrance and a rousing march. (Level 4-5) Wind ensemble.
Streets of Honor March

A patriotic march to lift up the memory of fallen veterans. A vigorous fanfare introduces this stately and heroic march. (Level 4) Wind ensemble.
The Communion of the Hive: A Sanctity Under Shadow

A moving tribute to nature and our threatened bees. Serene opening and rhythmic evocation of the bees’ “waggle dance,” ending in dissonant uncertainty. Prominent solo clarinet. Level/Grade 5. Wind ensemble.
The Groundhog’s Lament

Awakening, increasing anticipation, and stark disappointment are in store for the groundhog on his big day in February. (Level/Grade 2-3). Wind ensemble.

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