New for 2025-26!
We are thrilled to present our most exciting band catalog yet! Journey from the deepest dungeons to the highest peaks with a dynamic collection that includes brand-new compositions and flex band arrangements of our most popular titles. This release showcases some of the most unique, inspirational, & colorful music we’ve yet to have the honor of sharing, all carefully crafted by some of our finest composers & arrangers.
Now available from your Local Retailer or Tuxpeoplesmusic.com
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featuring New music from:
Mikayla Bauer
Bradley S. Hartman
Jason K. Nitsch
Nicolas Smith
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Kelly Bennette
Cindy Hill
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Jason Taurins
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Daniel Bukin
Joshua A. Idio
Jacob Ratledge
Josh Trentadue
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Chris Clark
Kyle McKinzey
Mekel Rogers
Stephen Troy
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Dennis Eveland
Aaron D. McMichael
Bryan Sanguinito
Scott Ulrich
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Greg Fhiaras
Cody Myre
Jonathan Santore
Steven Webb
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Beginner
- For ensembles in the first year of instruction
- Content is engaging, but not overwhelming
- Features only the first 6 notes of the B-flat major scale
- Rhythms include whole, half, quarter, and sparse eighths
- Basses are in unison or doubled at the octave
easy
- Ideal for advancing first and second year students
- Rhythms begin to include simple eighth note syncopations, percussion parts become more independent
- Ranges limited but begin to expand
- Basses are in unison or doubled at the octave
medium easy
- For advancing middle school and developing high school ensembles
- Modest range expansion
- Dotted rhythms and light sixteenth patterns introduced, triplets used sparingly
- Basses play more independently
- Thoughtful orchestration and cross-cueing between parts for a complex and full sound
medium
- Best suited for high school and advanced middle school ensembles
- Modest range expansion
- Rhythms freely use light syncopation and triplets
- Instrumentation often expanded in the clarinets, trumpets, horns, and trombones
- Limited doubling options such as piccolo and bass trombone are introduced as optional parts
- Extensive cross-cueing between parts for added flexibility at vital moments
medium advanced
- For intermediate to advanced high school and collegiate ensembles
- Pieces feature lush orchestration and encourage independence
- Mixed meter introduced in moderation
- Doubling options may be utilized with all vital parts heavily cross-cued for flexibility
advanced
- For ensembles with advanced capabilities
- Pieces may explore various keys centers and extended techniques
- Mixed meter and syncopation are freely used
- Doubling instruments become essential for performance content
