An arrangement of "I Knew You Were Trouble" for marching band appropriately renamed "I Knew You Were Treble".



I Knew You Were Treble (For Marching Band)

Hit the crowds with this tune, Wrecking Ball!

Wrecking Ball

Perfect for the stands, a pep band/stand tune arrangement of the hit "Fancy"! 

Fancy

The final movement to the sonata, reaches a very conclusive ending. Using the composition technique of novelty, Autumn wraps the whole sonata together with pieces and influences from the previous three movements. 

Four Seasons IV - Autumn

The intensity continues while Spring transitions into Summer. Using colorful chords, lots of percussion, and lush melodies, the audience will travel and experience the full spectrum of color that is Summer. 

Four Seasons III - Summer

Movement two is Spring. The accelerated tempo represents the rapid change from Winter to Spring. The metallic sounds of the ratchet and cabasa represent the spontaneous blooming of flowers. Reaching a high and powerful ending, Spring leads directly into Summer. 

Four Seasons II - Spring

The first movement of the Four Seasons Sonata is Winter. Inspired by a season of tragic events, you will take an emotional journey through the most harsh and unrelenting season. 

Dominic D. Reaume

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