Chicago (That Toddlin' Town)

Chips and Salsa

This piece is pure fun for the young band. Latin infused rhythms and instruments drive this piece forward with catching melodic figures and licks that the students will love to play. Shake up a concert program with some "Chips and Salsa."

Chips, and Salsa Too

Written in an upbeat Latin rhythmic form, Chips, and Salsa, Too begins with percussion under a nice rhythmic motif in the winds. A tuneful minor melody in the clarinets, well below the break, continues above this Latin groove after the intro. The tubas (and cross-cued for euphoniums and bass clarinets) and flutes have a melody together, and the rest of the band is gradually layered in the mix until everybody is contributing to the mix. Latin rhythms, featured percussion, and lots of nice melodies for the winds makes this a piece your students and audiences will love!

Chisholm Trail

Chisholm Trail has a truly American quality, containing hints of music from the mountains, which evoke the rugged terrain and the pioneering spirit that were so important to the growth of this great nation. Carl Strommen is most at home in this style and has great success with it... in fact, this may be his best one yet! It's challenging, but energetic and fun to play. Students will enjoy it and audiences will love to hear it. This is a winner!

Chopsticks for Christmas

Chorale and Alleluia

This well-known, impressive work by Howard Hanson is one of the great cornerstones of the literature for the modern concert band.

Christmas Bells

Christmas Carol Trilogy - Traditional Christmas Songs

Christmas Carol Trilogy includes the three beloved favorites, "O Come All Ye Faithful," "Greensleeves," and "Joy to the World." This band arrangement can be played alongside Robinson's vocal arrangements of the same name but is also wonderful as a stand-alone piece. Perfect for your seasonal concert needs, all who listen will be embraced by the warmth and joy of the holiday season.

Christmas Classique

Christmas Mash-Up