Ogopogo

Okefenokee: Land of Trembling Earth

Named Land of the Trembling Earth because the peat bog, which floats on water, moves when walked upon, the Okefenokee Swamp is a natural wonder. Starting mysteriously with a full-band sound, moving through a middle section with a flute or recorder solo that depicts the life of the early inhabitants, and ending with a spirited dance that features woodwind runs, brass countermelodies and thunderous timpani and bass drum parts, this unique composition offers performers the chance to perform a programmatic work that will challenge and entertain at the same time.

Old St. Nicholas Had a Farm

Old West Trilogy

Olympian Pursuit

Omega One

A forceful concert piece in overture style that has all the Clark fingerprints: distinctive melodic ideas, sharp, clear scoring and a strong rhythmic profile. The percussion section gets a workout and every part has thematic material that will stretch reading skills in a meaningful way. Duration: 2'25"

Omicron

On Parade - Edwin Franko Goldman

Edwin Franko Goldman's energetic composition On Parade is both programmatic and descriptive of parades from yesteryear, complete with bugle, fife (piccolo), and drum strains. In addition, a joyful vocal refrain was included in the 1934 edition of the march with lyrics by Goldman. Edward Lisk's meticulous, modern edition brings this wonderful new march to the attention of a whole new generation of band musicians.

On The American River

An original overture that contains melodies and sounds reminscent of life on the great rivers in this country around the turn of the 20th Century. Composer Alan Lee Silva gives us a piece that is perfrect to highlight the skills of your band at contest/festival performance. The effortless nature and every changes tonal colors will astound your audiences.

On The Mall (Concert March) - Edwin Franko Goldman