Five for the Blues - Kees Vlak

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Five Intradas - Jan de Haan

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Five Little Chorals - Henk van Lijnschooten

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Five Little Dances - Paul Creston

Paul Creston was one of the most performed composers of the 1940s and '50s, and his music remains important and relevant today. His unique rhythmic and harmonic style is apparent in his piano work Five Little Dances. Robert Longfield's marvelous adaptation for band retains the character and charm of these delightful dances. Dur: 6:40

Five Minutes With Cole Porter - Cole Porter

Five Minutes With Jerome Kern - Jerome Kern

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Five Mississippi Rush - Taylor

Beginning with a snare riff based on this audible football chant, the content of "Five Mississippi Rush" is inspired by its title. A five-Mississippi rush is often used in pickup football games where there is no offensive line and the defense has to count five "Mississippis" before rushing the quarterback. Cliff Taylor's use of five-note motives and five-element phrases combine with the melodic and harmonic language of the blues that is rooted in the State of Mississippi. This engaging work will appeal to both performers and audiences. Exhilarating throughout!

Five Note Concerto - John O'Reilly

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Five Progressive Chorales - Brian Balmages

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Five Stars - Dennis Armitage