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From Glen to Glen: Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts

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From Glen to Glen: Concert Band Conductor Score & Parts

By Robert Sheldon

Grade: 3

Item: 98-B1877

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Inspired by the music of Scotland, this stellar original opens with a strathsprey, written in a bold and majestic manner. A brief transition introduces the beautiful Scottish carol Christ Child’s Lullaby, before a percussion interlude gives a nod to the music of the traditional Scottish military tattoo. The work culminates in an energetic cut-time reel, which brings the piece to a rousing conclusion. Incredible writing!

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Series: FJH Concert Band
Publisher: The FJH Music Company, Inc.
UPC: 241444446362
SKU: 98-B1877

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About the Composer: Robert Sheldon

Robert Sheldon

Robert Sheldon stands among the most frequently programmed composers for wind bands, with works that appear on contest rosters and concert schedules across the globe. His music has been performed at Carnegie Hall, Orchestra Hall, Symphony Hall, The Sydney Opera House, and the Kennedy Center, and he maintains an active schedule as a guest conductor for All-State and Regional Honor Bands.

Beyond composing, Sheldon co-authored Sound Innovations for Concert Band and regularly clinics at universities and state music education conferences. He has garnered recognition from the American School Band Director's Association, Phi Beta Mu, and ASCAP, and received an honorary doctorate from VanderCook College of Music in 2020. His work in Japan, Canada, Italy, Germany, Australia, and China reflects the international reach of his compositions.

Why we love this

Sheldon channels Scottish musical traditions into an accessible concert piece that builds genuine drama without sacrificing ensemble balance. The arc from strathsprey through carol to reel gives students a clear narrative to follow while tackling the stylistic shifts that make this work contest-worthy.

What to expect

A journey through the Scottish Highlands, starting with stately grandeur before pausing for intimate reflection, then erupting into celebratory movement. The piece captures the dignity of tradition alongside the infectious joy of folk celebration.

Who it's for

Grade 3 concert bands seeking repertoire that combines cultural substance with accessible musicianship. Directors programming contest festivals, spring concerts, or units exploring world music traditions will find this especially valuable.

How to get the most out of it

  • Let the opening strathsprey breathe with a bold, unhurried tempo; Scottish character depends on clarity of line, not speed.
  • Shape the lullaby section as a genuine lyrical interlude, allowing contrast against the majestic opening to land with the audience.
  • Approach the percussion interlude with precision and character; it bridges two distinct musical worlds and deserves its own identity.
  • Drive the final reel with infectious energy, but maintain rhythmic tightness in cut time so the cut feels purposeful, not rushed.

How to use it

Pair this with other world music selections to build a thematic concert, or use it as your contest entry for groups wanting a thoughtful but energetic statement. The built-in sectional contrasts also make it an excellent teaching tool for discussions about form and orchestration.

Skills your students will build

  • Stylistic contrast (majestic opening, lyrical section, energetic finale)
  • Cut-time rhythm and reading
  • Scottish articulation and phrasing conventions
  • Sectional balance and independence across changing textures
  • Ensemble control through dynamic contrast

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