Tyler S. Grant Music Works
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Fanfare for the Infinite: Concert Band Conductor Score -
The Best of Rooms: Concert Band Conductor Score -
Piedmont Sky: String Orchestra Conductor Score -
Panoramic Landscapes: Full Orchestra Conductor Score -
Downtown Strut: String Orchestra Conductor Score -
First Winter Suite: Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts -
Wings of Wonder: Concert Band Conductor Score -
Wild Blue: Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts -
A New Light: Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts -
Hope Rising: Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts -
A New Light: Flexible Band/String Ensemble Score & Parts -
Wild Blue: Flexible Band/String Ensemble Score & Parts -
Pacific Grooves: Concert Band Conductor Score -
All the Earth and Air: Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts -
Arc of the Storm: Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts -
First Winter's Breath: Concert Band Conductor Score
About This Collection
Description
Tyler S. Grant has built a catalog of 154 concert band works that consistently appear on honor ensemble programs and repertoire lists nationwide. Teachers return to titles like Hope Rising, First Winter Suite, and A New Light because they offer straightforward musicianship challenges without unnecessary technical hurdles. His pieces tend toward programmatic narrative (storms, winter scenes, light breaking through darkness) paired with accessible scoring that works for middle school through early high school bands. You'll find most titles available as both conductor scores and full parts, with many also offered as digital downloads.
Highlights
Hope Rising stands out as the most widely adopted title in the collection, followed closely by First Winter Suite and A New Light. Teachers keep choosing Under the Ice, Wild Blue, and Shadow Realm for festival programming and concert performances alike. Grant's scoring approach means these pieces work reliably in classroom settings while still engaging students musically.
Recently added
Lux Astra and Dangerous En(count)ers both arrived in June 2026, while Arc of the Storm published in December 2025 and is available in both conductor score and parts format.
Composer Spotlight
Tyler S. Grant is an internationally recognized composer and conductor whose music appears regularly on all-state and regional honor ensemble programs. His work Panoramic Fanfare won the Dallas Wind Symphony's 2014 "Call for Fanfares" Competition, and his compositions are featured annually on Editor's and Publisher's Choice Repertoire Lists worldwide. With 153 titles in this collection alone, Grant has essentially built a comprehensive catalog for bands at every level, from grade 0.5 through grade 5. His top seller, Hope Rising, exemplifies his approach: accessible scoring paired with emotional depth and narrative arc.