Beethoven Folk Song Settings - Ludwig van Beethoven

Originally arranged for voice and piano, Andrew Balent has arranged these British folk songs into a fascinating and delightful work for band. This three section piece is a colorful rhapsody and engages performers and audiences alike. The piece livens up a program exceptionally well, and is a perfect addition to any concert or contest program.

Belle of the Chesapeake

Belle of the Chesapeake is a bright and brisk concert march in 6/8 time. Set in B-flat major, the march is infused with colorful articulations and dramatic dynamics, creating an exuberant performance selection.

Belligerence - John Pasternak

Bells of Joy - Traditional Christmas Songs

Belvidere Park - Andy Bruhn

Belvidere Parkinvites listeners to take in the beauty and majesty of Belvidere Park in Belvidere, Illinois. Composer Andrew Bruhn was inspired by the morning bike rides he often took with his eldest daughter through the park. Belvidere Park provides a great opportunity for young students to work on their pitch and tone quality. Band directors (and the audience) will be pleased with how lush and full their beginning band sounds performing this accessible piece.

Best Friends Forever

Joseph Compello's Best Friends Foreverderives its titlefrom the phrase popularized in social media and frequently texted with the acronym "BFF." This is a strong and tuneful march in standard form for beginning bands. The composer draws on his many years of teaching to provide a well-written march that will make students sound great!

Best Of Brahms - Johannes Brahms

Better Angels

Beyond the Crest

Beyond the Crest is an exciting piece that captures the essence of Sean O'Loughlin's popular style. The piece opens with a slow, soaring melody that develops throughout the composition. Pulsating eighth notes build the tension and intense harmonies drive the piece to a satisfying and dynamic ending.

Beyond!

Beyond was written to celebrate America's exploration of space, culminating with the historic moon landing of Apollo 11 in July, 1969. The music moves through the exciting events: a sunrise awakening, the victorious emotion of the successful landing, the spreading news, trepidation at the challenges returning to earth, and the ultimate relief and joy at the safe splashdown of the NASA astronauts. Intended to ignite the imagination, this piece encourages players to tell a story with their instrument and wonder what else may lie ahead in the future, Beyond?