American Band Journal (Abj) 74 # 317- 321

The American Band Journal has been published since 1948. The initial subtitle proclaimed the emphasis and focus of most of the music published: Band Music for Evangelism.

The series can be played with just nine players, but sounds equally well for both small-scale ensemble and full-sized group.

The ABJ is published twice a year. The Spring issue includes a variety of compositions while the Winter issue focuses solely on new Christmas repertoire.

New for 2015! Now Available!ABJ Issue 75 (Christmas 2015 Edition) Adeste Fidelis: March of the Three Kings (Franz Liszt, arr. Ronald Holz) Trombone Solo - O Christmas Tree! (arr. Dorothy Gates) Once in Royal David's City (Henry John Gauntlet, arr. Brian Bowen) Carol Arrangement - On the Christmas Tree (arr. Ruben Schmidt) Trombone Feature - We Three Kings (John Henry Hopkins, arr. Nick Simmons-Smith)

Now Available! ABJ Issue 74 March - Glory, Hallelujah (William Gordon) Chorus Setting - I Bow Adoring (L.J. Rowlands, arr. Joel Collier) Hymn Setting - Christ Is All (William A. Williams, arr. Robert Getz) Whatever It May Cost (John Larsson, arr. Dorothy Gates) Rejoice! (Handel, arr. David Edmonds) Additional Transposed Parts

Now Available for several older ABJ issues on our ABJ Transposed Parts page. New Sound Clips Added We've recently added some clips of the most recent ABJ music.

The following clips have been added: ABJ 309 Easter Festival Prelude (Kenneth Downie) ABJ 310 Alleluia's Raise (Harold Burgmayer) ABJ 311 See, What a Morning (Getty/Townsend, arr. Dorothy Gates) ABJ 312 Loud Shroud (arr. Glenn Welch) ABJ 318 I Bow Adoring (Collier) ABJ 320 Whatever It May Cost (John Larsson, arr. Dorothy Gates) [newproduct]