New Music for 2024

With music from Daugherty, Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, and the film A Beautiful Mind, Marty McCartt boldly weaves winds and percussion lines together.

Marty McCartt presents a show with dark harmonies, intense brass, and aggressive woodwinds. Music includes “Grohg,” “Down a Country Lane,” and “Hear Ye, Hear Ye.”

Based on Cody Fry’s recapturing of “Eleanor Rigby,” Leslie Gilreath’s show includes powerful brass moments and intense rhythmic punctuations.

With music by Skinner, Moss, Sting, and Holst, Joshua Hinkel’s crowd-pleasing show captures life below a Scottish lighthouse.

Using music from John Adams, Leonard Bernstein, and the movie, A Beautiful Mind, Marty McCartt creates an energetic show full of contrasts.

Joshua V. Hinkel presents the majesty of the blackbird in a fun-filled, vibrant, and energetic original marching band show.

Leslie Gilreath’s vibrant portrayal of the Day of the Dead combines mysterious melodies with bold dances reminiscent of La Malaguena.

Based on music from Portugal and Spain, this vibrant Leslie Gilreath show offers an elegant take on famous works like Malagueña and Malaga.

Leslie Gilreath combines the works of Mozart with feel-good songs from Motown artists like The Temptations, The Supremes, and Smoky Robinson.

Spanning a world of royal matriarchs, this show travels from tenth-century Lotharingia to the progressive ‘70s rock scene.

For centuries, taking one’s hat off was a sign of respect and good manners. This Leslie Gilreath classic is a playful interpretation of hat etiquette and its evolution.

This Leslie Gilreath show, featuring playful woodwinds, rich brass textures, and energetic percussion, has a flexible soundtrack.

Filled with joyful and imaginative music, Leslie Gilreath’s vibrant marching band show brings this sentimental favorite to life.

Leslie Gilreath combines original music with compositions by Barber and Saint-Saëns to tell the story of Medusa and her stony glare.

This Leslie Gilreath show takes a bold look at the new through a patriotic lens. Songs include “Star Spangled Banner” and “Both Sides Now.”

Marty McCartt weaves the music of Copland, Bernstein, Ellis, Horner, and Beethoven with an interplay between winds and percussion.

This intense show by Leslie Gilreath features music from several celebrated ballets, including The Firebird, Romeo and Juliet, and Swan Lake.

This elegant Leslie Gilreath show uses Edith Piaf’s rendition of “La Vie en Rose”—a renowned work of vocal art—as its color palate.

With music from Joe Sample and the films Up and Angry Birds: Rio, this Will Pitts show captures the experience of soaring through the sky.

Leslie Gilreath’s show depicts the struggle between a monarchy’s sitting ruler and the person who believes they deserve to take that seat.