Score and parts to this suite from Bernstein's musical arranged by Ian Polster for wind band.

But no one will want to sing or play a melody that begins with an octave leap! said an early critic. That melody that no one would sing or play is now probably the best known in the world. From The Wizard of Oz comes the song that has charmed millions. Warren Barker treats this scoring with care in a lush setting perfect for any concert occasion. If you have no vocalist, an optional alto or tenor saxophone solo part is included in the arrangement. It's a perfect audience-pleaser! (4:13) Medium

When you need a lift, just hum the first four measures of Over The Rainbow. It is one of a few special melodies that have endured for year after year and generation after generation. With technical difficulties removed, now even the least experienced band can enjoy performing this true classic. Enchanting! (2:05)

Three Academy Awards® were bestowed upon the original motion picture and the music from the soundtrack has become some of the most memorable of this generation. Now, for concert band, James Barnes creates magic with Over the Rainbow, Ding! Dong! The Which is Dead, We're Off to See the Wizard, The Merry Old Land of Oz and If I Only Had a Brain. This is a musical must-have! (6:24)