Boss Battle - Brian Bankston

Looking for something a little different? Here is a chart geared for younger musicians that will have them looking forward to band. This dark, ominous piece combines a driving tempo and exciting rhythmic patterns for a momentum that delivers a powerful punch. This one will stretch your students' ears and offers many teaching opportunities. Stun your crowd with this suspenseful piece at your next performance.Original Item#: RWS-2256-00

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Boston School Cadets - Joseph M. Daly / arr. John Fulton

The Boston Schools Cadet March is a lively cut time march that will bring you, your students and audiences back to the early 1900s, a time when marches were required repertoire for all bands. This march is approachable for young bands while being enjoyable for all levels to perform.Original Item#: RWS-2214-00

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Boughs of Holly

A fresh take on the beloved traditional carol, this hit from show, created and performed by Trans-Siberian Orchestra, will be a delightful opener or closer at the holidays! With optional electric guitar, bass, and keyboard parts and the driving percussion, let your imagination loose when staging this one! (4:00)

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Boulevard of Broken Dreams

Here's Green Day's smash hit arranged for young band. Your audience will be singing in the aisles. A reminiscent rock-and-roll sound carries throughout this very charged contemporary pop hit. "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" is right in the pocket for your beginners. (2:36)

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Bounty Hunter (from ) - Tommy Tallarico, Michael Richard Plowman, Emmanuel Fratianni and Laurie Robinson / arr. Robert Sheldon

This is a piece that your students will love! Finally---music from the enormously popular video game , as performed by Video Games Live! "The Bounty Hunter Theme" from the is very accessible by young bands while still maintaining all the drama and adventure of the original score. What a fantastic addition to your next concert!

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Bourre from - Michael Praetorius / arr. Mekel Rogers

This spirited and authentic arrangement of Michael Praetorius's is stunningly accessible to young players as early as their first year of study. Arranger Mekel Rogers has made this an excellent way to explore Renaissance music in a highly engaging and fun work for all players! (1:30)

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Boy Scouts of America - John Philip Sousa / arr. Loras John Schissel

The 'March King' wrote this in honor of the Boy Scouts of America. Mr. Schissel has prepared this edition for the modern concert band with corrected pitches, unified dynamics, and articulations. A brief section with flutes playing while the band whistles makes this lots of fun.

Brahms' Waltz 2 Ways - Johannes Brahms / arr. Jerry Brubaker

Chocked full of special ingredients, here are two contrasting settings of a lovely Brahm's waltz; first a lush traditional setting, then an upbeat jazz-waltz treatment. A tasty choice that is sure to be savored by audiences and students alike! (3:15)

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Brain Dance - Vince Gassi

Four notes and a few simple rhythms. Follow that with three notes and some cool harmony. Add a pinch of fun for percussionists. That's all it'll take for your young musicians and their brains will be moving rhythmically to the music the whole way through.

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Brain Stew

Green Day, a pop punk/rock band from Berkeley, California, is considered one of the most popular bands in the world. Brain Stew is the third single from by Green Day's album, "Insomniac." The song appeared as Brain Stew in the TriStar Motion Picture "Godzilla," and currently in the video game "Runescape" and Guitar Hero World Tour. Due to its simplicity, many Green Day fans believe that Brain Stew has become one of the first songs to appear in the repertoire of many garage bands.

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