Innsbrck - Alain Bodenes

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Innuendo - Freddie Mercury

Innuendo is the initial track of the eponymous Queen album of 1991. It was the first hit extracted from the album, reaching the top spot on the UK Singles Chart in January of that year. The track is characterized by a large contamination of styles: while the verses and the chorus are in a hard rock time (with some symphonic elements), the middle section has elements of Flamenco, operetta and progressive rock, making great use of virtuosities, odd times and overdubs.

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Innuendo - Marco Somadossi

Innuendo - Queen

Innvandrar Tango / Imigrant Tango - hector Bingert

Inonorata - Maddeford

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Inscriptions For Band - Claude T. Smith

The opening features the brass section in a minor mode, chorale-like and very dramatic. The harmonic stress set forth in the opening is soon released with a lyrical trumpet melody, punctuated bass line and a rhythmic woodwind accompaniment. The development of the melody continues with different accompaniment patterns. This is a dramatic and energetic overture that should be in every school library.

Insidia Terroris - Federico Agnello

Insignia - Sean O'Loughlin

Bold scoring and melodic warmth characterize this fine original concert overture. Presented in extended form by the flute, the principal idea is memorable and achieves great stature in the broad coda. The harmonic language is up-to-date, but it is the tunefulness of O'Loughlin's style that will attract young players. Insignia is a natural selection for contest performances. Duration: 6'

Inspecteur Gadget - Levy

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