Legend of the Honjo - Christina Huss

This moving new work from Christina Huss is a thought-provoking experience for the developing musician. A beautifully lyrical work with a heart-stopping climax makes this a sure-fire hit on any concert program.

Legend of the Irish Giant - Edward Kennedy

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Legend Of The Lake - Alan Lee Silva

A contrast between heroic trumpet melodies and lyrical woodwind lines highlight this effective new composition from Alan Lee Silva. Bands will sound their best and love doing it with this distinctive new piece that is suitable for concert or contest.

Legend Of The Lunar Valentine - Philip A. Parker

Legend of the Saura - William G. Harbinson

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Legend Of The Twelve Robbers - Michal Worek

Legend Of The Water Dragon - Edward Kennedy

Legend of the Yankee Clippers - James Swearingen

Relive the story of several American clipper ships that established numerous speed records. The opening heroic line in the trumpets is supported by counter melodies in the upper woodwinds before giving way to a somber middlesection complete with a clanging ships bell. The end brings back the energy of the clipper ships as they race toward a heroic ending. This one is sure to have instant appeal!

Legend Of Wilson's Creek - David Gorham

This programmatic work was commissioned by the Republic, Missouri High School Band. The title refers to a battle that took place at Wilsons Creek near Springfield, Missouri early in the Civil War. The music is based on the traditional tune Johnny Has Gone For a Soldier, which was a popular song during both the Revolutionary and the Civil Wars. The song is a womans lament for her man who is going off to war. The piece begins with a plaintive quiet section which developes and builds, evolving into an exciting fast section.

Legenda Rumantscha - Oliver Waespi

Six Rhaeto-Romanic folk songs from Graubnden, the largest canton of Switzerland, form the basis for this splendid piece by Oliver Waespi. The composer reproduces these melodies almost verbatim and works them into a rhapsody. This piece is ideal for a concert or competition and especially allows for in depth work on band sound.

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