Click on any of the titles below to see scores and hear recordings.
All published by Hal Leonard unless otherwise noted.
Click on any of the titles below to see scores and hear recordings.
All published by Hal Leonard unless otherwise noted.
Echo Lake
The Magic Mirror
Ogopogo
Rock It Science
Smugglers’ Cove
Snow (Yuki)
Squonk Blues
Ancient Stone Circles
Attack of the Cyborgs
Bigfoot Stomp
Castles and Crowns
Dreamcatcher
Eagle Song (with Bob Baker)
Spirit of the Wolf (with Bob Baker)
Codebreaker
Finn McCool
Kingdom of the Sun and Moon
The Knights’ Creed
The Legend Of Billy Miner
Lightspeed
The Lions March
Postcard from Amsterdam
Quebec Folk Rhapsody
Shakespeare Meets Godzilla
Where Mountains Touch the Sky
Above and Beyond
Cathedral Grove
Doctor Who: Through Time and Space (arranger)
Echoes Of The Silent
From The Highest Peak
The Gathering Of Eagles (with Bob Baker)
Highway Of Heroes
Hymn to Freedom (arranger)
Memento (2nd Movement of A Tribute to Arthur Delamont)
Postcard From England
Postcard From Pittsburgh
Procession of the Sorcerers (with optional choir)
Propulsion
Raven (The Trickster) (with Bob Baker)
Rhythmism (3 movements sold together) (available through this website)
Starburst
Synergy
(Themes From) The Crown
The Sky’s the Limit
This Is My Home – with choir (Cypress Publishing)
Thunderbird
Walking to the Sky (with optional choir)
Wild Rose Jamboree
Windjammer (Voyage Aboard a Tall Ship)
Wolf Song (with Bob Baker)
Arctic Fire (1st Movement of Portraits of the North)
Cascadia Suite:
Continuum
Flying Colors (3rd Movement of A Tribute to Arthur Delamont)
Foaming Sea (2nd Movement of The Seas of the Moon)
Front and Center (1st Movement of A Tribute to Arthur Delamont)
I Am the Doctor (from Doctor Who) (arranger)
Iditarod (3rd Movement of Portraits of the North)
Jitterbug!
Land of the Midnight Sun (2nd Movement of Portraits of the North)
LOL (Laugh Out Loud)
An Olympic Celebration
Pacifica
ReBoot
Red Sky
(Excerpts from) The Rite of Spring (arranger)
Sea of Clouds (3rd Movement of The Seas of the Moon)
Sea of Tranquility (1st Movement of The Seas of the Moon)
Serpent Sea (4th Movement of The Seas of the Moon)
Shadowplay (Barnhouse)
Smoke and Mirrors (Alfred)
Autumn’s Garland (1st Movement of Quebec Mosaic) (available through this website)
Free Running
The Pathway to the Stars (available through this website)
Prestidigitation – alto saxophone solo with band
Spring Awakening (3rd Movement of Quebec Mosaic) (available through this website
Summer Festivals (4th Movement of Quebec Mosaic) (available through this website)
Ubique! Everywhere (available through this website)
Undercurrents
Winter Light (2nd Movement of Quebec Mosaic) (available through this website)
Rhythmism (Suite) (available through this website)
Final Countdown (arranger)
My Favorite Things (arranger)
Highlights From Doctor Who (arranger)
December – Level 3
Fantasy on the Huron Carol – Level 3
Let the Bells Ring! – Level 4
My Favorite Things (arranger) – Flexband
Snow (Yuki) – Level ½
Cathedral Grove – Level 2
Dreamcatcher – Level 2
Fiddlers Three – Level 2
Finn McCool – Level 2
Hymn to Freedom (arranger) – Level 3
Pulse – Level 2
Snow Is Falling – Level 1.5 (Christmas/Holiday)
Snowy Mountain Holiday – Level 2-3 (Christmas/Holiday)
Stargazer – Level 2
The Gathering Of Eagles (with Bob Baker) – Level 3-4
Witch’s Fiddle – Level 3-4
Robert has had an extraordinary career in many facets of the music industry. He’s worked with major artists and on many international projects, but it is his catalogue of works for wind band that may be his greatest achievement. Thousands of musicians in schools, colleges, community and professional bands around the world perform his works every year – and for good reason. Each of his compositions for wind band is unique, imaginative and full of heart and each is able to reach both the musicians who perform them and the audience who hears them equally. It’s rare for a composer to get it so right, so often.
Robert Buckley is without question Canada’s preeminent composer of band music. I was so impressed with Bob’s musical palette – no two works sound alike – that I commissioned him to write a piece for me. The result was “Seas of the Moon,” a spectacular four-movement suite so evocative of the moon itself. I commend it to you!