Indigo Marsch - Johann Strauss II

Indonesian Boat Song - Jef Penders

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Industria - N. Alan Clark

Get your percussionists excited with this high energy feature for concert band. Primal wooden and industrial metallic sounds highlight this high energy work. Available as a section feature or for a soloist with band accompaniment, "Industria" will bring out the best in any percussion section.

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Inertia - Gary Fagan

Unlike its title, Inertia does anything but sit passively. From start to finish, this work delivers a wonderful melody backed by an infectious pulse. Proving yet again that an object in motion stays in motion!

Infernal Ride. Wind Band - Kenneth Hesketh

Inferno - Sven Van Calster

On 25th May 2011 a huge fire broke out in the Kalmthoutse Heath nature reserve north of Antwerp. Within a very short time more than 600 hectares of heath land went up in flames. The effect on the surrounding environment was huge. The fire left deepscars affecting the residents, those responsible for heath land, and also the members of the fire brigade who for several days risked their lives to fight the fire.The composition Inferno begins majestically and on a huge scale, exactly as theKalmthoutse Heath is. Soon a theme is introduced into the work in which the magnificent beauty of nature can be heard. We then hear the fires on the heath set to music. Even thefire helicopter can be heard, together with the first discussions thattook place after the alarm was raised with the Kalmthoutse fire brigade.One fact remains at the centre of this work, however: the natural beauty and splendour of the heath landscape. This is expressed at the start of the work in a theme that recursthroughout the piece. Towards the end it is finally replaced by a peaceful conclusion, representing the hope for a speedy regeneration of this wonderful nature reserve. Download the audio file from the 'Attachments'.

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Inferno in the Lost Pines - Larry Clark

Larry Clark does it again, with a bold new piece for young students, using only the first 6 notes of the Bb scale and two eighth notes on the same pitch as the most difficult rhythm. The piece is meant to depict the struggle that firefighters go through when trying to tame an out of control brush fire. The piece goes right into the main theme without introduction and then moves into a more subdued second theme, in contrast. After a short development of the themes with interplay between the winds and percussion, the piece builds to a strong coda: a great way to showcase your beginning band at a concert or festival.

Infinite Hope - Brian Balmages

Infinity - Marianne Zaindl

Infinity - Mathias Wehr

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