First of all great piece, I love the many different quotes here and there from the different songs and I see you mentioned that there is a quote to "those Magnificent men" but either I missed it or didnt hear it, Where would that part happen to be?

This original composition for concert band is the title track for The United States Air Force Band's CD "Departures," released December 2, 2014. 

"Departures" premiered on March 7, 2014 at the American Bandmasters Association convention in Montgomery AL, with Col. Larry Lang conducting The US Air Force Band.

Departures, for Band (2014)

Selections from the Spring 2013 Wind Ensemble concert program titled Mothership. 

That Others May Live (Sgt. Jeremy Martin)

Commissioned by Dr. Jack Stamp as the concert opener for his final concert at Indiana University of Pennsylvania on April 26, 2015. He served as director of bands there for 25 years, and was a student for 4 years. 

PRELUDE TO SOMETHING BIG (World Premiere)

"That Others May Live"

Composed by Jeremy S. Martin for Wind Band in 2005.

Adapted for Orchestra in 2011.

That Others May Live (Orchestra)

Finale from St. Saens Organ Symphony for Brass, Timpani, and Organ.
Arrangement by Jeremy S. Martin. 

Arrangement available from Ronning Music:

http://www.ronningmusic.com/contents/en-us/d65.html




Finale of St. Saens Organ Symphony for Brass, Percussion & Organ

Concert Band arrangement of Alexander Courage's theme to the original "Star Trek" television show. This is from a rehearsal, with one poor microphone placed right in front of the flutes. I will post a better recording from an actual performance hall as soon as one is available.

Theme from "Star Trek" (TOS) - (Concert Band)

Performance of Onsby Rose's "Symphony No. 1 - IV. For the Fallen" by "The President's Own" U.S. Marine Band, at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts, Memorial Day, May 31, 2019.

US Marine Band "The President's Own" - Symphony No. 1 - IV. For The Fallen

"Blue Horizons" is a spirited tribute to the heritage of the United States Air Force. This work was created as a request for an Air Force-themed "companion piece" to Robert Jager's "Esprit de Corps" (which uses the Marine's Hymn as the source of its melodic material). Since Jager was my music composition and theory teacher at Tennessee Tech University, I discussed my plans for this work with him, shared my progress along the way, and sought his guidance as I had done so many times in the past. There are two quotes from his "Esprit de Corps" that you might hear in "Blue Horizons."

Overall this piece is an homage to the Air Force's musical heritage and also to Jager himself; there's also a bit of "chase music" inspired by John Williams toward the end - always a fun style, and since he's part of our Air Force Band heritage I thought it was appropriate. You can hear bits of "Off We Go" in here, and you Air Force types may also hear "A Toast to the Host," "Lord, Guard and Guide," and one quote each of "Air Force Blue" and "Those Magnificent Men."


This work is published by Carl Fischer and available for purchase here:

https://www.jwpepper.com/Blue-Horizons/11104928.item#.XgeVUOTsaM8

Blue Horizons and Beyond (RAW 1st Edit)

Blue Horizons - (Concert Band, Gr. 5)

From Jeremy Martin's "Suite for Band" - the third movement "Homecoming" is a musical representation of a college football game. Themes from the Tennessee Tech Fight Song, and the Drake University Fight Song and intertwined. April 2017, Joseph Hermann conducting the Tennessee Tech Symphonic Band on the campus of Tennessee Tech University.

08 Suite For Band By- Jeremy Martin III. Homecoming

USCA Wind Ensemble Concert piece- Fall 2011 

Fast Falls The Eventide

From an International Trumpet Guild grand concert

http://jscottmckenzie.com/music/symphonic-band/sound-the-trumpets/

Sound the Trumpets

Staff Composer/Arranger for the US Air Force Bands. 

My selections range from original works for Symphony Orchestra and Concert Band to arrangements of pop and broadway hits for vocalist(s) with concert band, jazz band, and rock band. I stay busy creating new arrangements and compositions for the eight regional Air Force Bands, and enjoy working with many of our nation's finest musicians and military members.

Blue Horizons - (Concert Band, Gr. 5)

Jeremy S. Martin

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