In Storm and Sunshine Tickets

In Storm and Sunshine brings a storied wind-band tradition to life for modern audiences. Named for the stormy, energetic mood of classic circus marches, this performer embraces the high-energy style pioneered by the ‘March Wizard’ John Clifford Heed (1862–1908). Since its first publication in 1905 as a wind-band march, the composition has travelled through concert bands, brass/woodwind ensembles, and educational editions, remaining a staple in the repertoire for groups seeking a bold, exciting sound.

We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward access to performances, bios, and upcoming tour information. Whether you’re a long-time fan of classic wind band literature or exploring new takes on the screamer tradition, In Storm and Sunshine provides engaging, memorable interpretations that fit a wide range of programs and audiences.

Upcoming tours showcase the dynamic momentum of this repertoire, with notable performances by ensembles like the Dallas Winds at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center and other venues nationwide. The piece is frequently published in full concert band, brass/woodwind ensembles, and educational editions, making it adaptable for schools, community groups, and professional organizations alike.

Stay connected for updates on tour dates, new recordings, and thoughtful program notes that highlight the historical context and enduring appeal of this classic wind-band staple.

• Discography highlights: recordings featuring the piece on prominent wind-band albums and educational editions.
• Performance notes: tempo, mood shifts, and rehearsal considerations inspired by the original ‘Screamers’ tradition.
• Venue notes: information on concert halls such as Meyerson and similar venues where the piece shines.

Follow In Storm and Sunshine for the latest on tours and recordings, and secure your seats for upcoming performances today.