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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"wind band literature"”.

  1. Notable percussion excerpts derived from the wind-band repertoire : a continuation of a study by Charles Timothy Sivils

    … Percussion Excerpts of the Twentieth Century Wind-Band Literature." Sivils' intention was to create a formal list of percussion excerpts from substantial, originally composed wind-band literature that could supplement the study of orchestral excerpts. However, because of the continuingly …

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  2. A model for evaluation of selected compositions for unaccompanied solo trumpet according to criteria of serious artistic merit

    … artistic merit of unaccompanied solo trumpet literature. The model for use in the study was derived from the efforts of two wind band literature researchers, Acton E. Ostling, Jr. and Jay W. Gilbert. Ostling wrote his dissertation in 1978 and Gilbert replicated and updated the research in …

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  3. A conductor's theoretical and performance analysis of Nicholas Maw's "American Games" for symphonic wind ensemble

    … of American Games, his only work for symphonic wind ensemble. The document is divided into four chapters, the first of which contains introductory, biographical, and repertoire information. Chapter Two explores Maw’s primary influences and provides a description of his late instrumental style, …

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