Cattin' Latin - David M. Martin

The Latin style is excellent material for the teaching of rhythmic precision and counting. Percussion sounds enhance this clever work from David Martin. You'll never think of your cat in quite the same way ever again!

Cavatina - Steve Hodges

An expressive melody using creative interplay within sections enhances this reflective piece by Steve Hodges. Your students will have plenty of opportunities to play in a smooth, legato style with long, flowing phrases and sensitive dynamics. An ideal teaching piece for the developing band, as well as appealing music for the audience!

Cave of the Winds - Robert Nathaniel Dett / arr. Dana Perna

John Philip Sousa himself was a fan of the music of this important African-American composer. Cave of the Winds is an inventive and highly original march scored for band by Percy Grainger expert Dana Perna.

Caveman Gets a Haircut - Dan Adams

A fun teaching piece that introduces several stylistic elements, including use of dynamics and staccato. With a simple melody begun by the woodwinds, the brass and percussion sections both get a chance to shine. It also calls for the students to offer some caveman-like grunts, guaranteeing fun rehearsals and giggles from any audience.

Caverns of Sonora - William Owens

Evoking feelings of intrigue and majesty, this captivating work pays homage to one of the most spectacular cave systems in the world. The somber, haunting introduction quickly becomes a collage of dark harmonies and driving rhythms. Colorful and engaging, this is sure to become a student favorite.

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Cedar Canyon Roundup - Mark Williams

This original Mark Williams work is the perfect vehicle for a second year fall concert. The infectious opening theme is passed between woodwinds and brass leading to a lyrical middle section which is orchestrated to make your band sound mature and full. Correlated with , page 19. This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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Cedar Valley March - Steve Hodges

This spirited march begins with a dynamic "echo" introduction that leads to the memorable main theme. All sections share the spotlight before transitioning into the contrasting B section with a minor, more lyrical theme. After an understated presentation, this section builds to a big cymbal crash that leads to a repeat of the A section. The coda features a variation of the echo introduction before ending in a dynamic fashion. The vitality of this new work makes an ideal concert opener that both the band and audience will enjoy.

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Cedarwood Holiday - Mark Williams

Take your students on a musical holiday with this engaging selection for young bands. This festive concert and contest overture features rich harmonies and rhythmic interest that will help make your group sound its very best. From the syncopated of the opening to the lyric this piece offers many opportunities for developing tone and expression. Highly recommended! (3:45)

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Celebrate This Day! - Jon Bubbett

Full of excitement and energy, , by Jon Bubbett, will make an exciting opener for your next concert! Capturing the euphoria of the celebration of new life, this spirited and energetic opener is a great way to start your next concert. It winds through many emotions, from exhilaration to hopefulness and playfulness to robust excitement. This piece is exciting, captivating, and full of interesting harmonic surprises from the beginning. It will make your students and audiences feel lighter than air! (3:25)

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Celebrate! - Clarence E. Barber

The title says it all. The opening horn riff sets the tone and the work never flags through the final chord. If you've got the horses, try a faster pace, but hold on tightly!