Knightsbridge Chronicles - Barry E. Kopetz

A marvelous work from the pen of an innovative and imaginative writer. Containing moods that vary from decisive and dramatic to poignantly beautiful it is brimming with majestic potential. Very regal in nature and simply overflowing with expressive writing!

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Knightsbridge March - Eric Coates

Knock on Wood - Eddie Floyd

Knock on Wood - Steve Cropper

Knock on Wood was originally recorded in 1966 by Eddie Floyd, who wrote the song together with Steve Cropper. Since then, the song has been covered in literally every decade by famous artistes - including David Bowie, Cher, Eric Clapton and Michael Bolton - so that this hit really spans the generations and appeals to every audience.

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Knocking at Heaven's Gate - Jan Van der Roost

Knocking at Heaven's Gate briefly brings us into contact with heaven by way of music. It has beautiful solos for euphonium and flugelhorn, a star role for the trumpets and trombones, but it is also a joy to play for the entire band! Ethereal echoes, expressive melodies, powerful tuttis and radiant chords: there is a lot to be enjoyed by everyone, including the audience.

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Know Your Enemy

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Knowing Me, Knowing You - Björn Ulvaeus

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Knox Bridge Jubilee - Todd Stalter

This lively and bright music for young band features fanfares, tuneful melodies, unexpected harmonies, and lots of rhythmic drive!

Knoxville: Summer of 1915 - Samuel Barber

(concert band with vocal solo). G. Schirmer Concert Band - Grade 3-5 Samuel Barber's landmark 1948 piece for soprano and orchestra, a setting of poetic, nostalgic prose by James Agee, has been transcribed for soprano and concertband in this new edition, making it accessible to many more performers. This lyrical, warm music is Samuel Barber at his best, evoking the highest aspects of Americana. The soprano part is for an accomplished performer. (Grade 5)(15:00)

Knut Liten og Sylvelin

Ballad is a type of Norwegian folk song that originally means "dance song" from the Latin word ballare ("to dance").This arrangement is heavily inspired by the version of the Norwegian folk-rock band Gte, which has achieved great success with the song both on record and stage.This arrangement features shorter soloistic passages on several instruments and expanded use of percussion. Energetic music that is perfect for any entertainment concert!

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