Locus Iste - Anton Bruckner

Lodestar Fanfare - Richard L. Saucedo

Named for the star which is used to guide the course of a ship, this two-minute fanfare for mature players is an exciting way to open any concert. Featuring colorful harmonies, antiphonal passages for the upper woodwinds, andplenty of rhythm energy, your players will enjoy digging into the rewarding technical challenges and the musical pay-off provided by Lodestar Fanfare!

Loe D'r Ligt een Lijster in de - Pieter Goemans

Loeende Klokken - J. Hoes

Loetschberg-Simplon - Adolf Künzle

Lofty - Dennis Armitage

Lohengrin - Richard Wagner

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Loischy - Bernard Rittiner

Lokk, dans og vise - Bjørn Mellemberg

This piece is a collection of three folk songs from Nord-Gudbrandsdal in Norway. To the Conductor: First part (from bar 8): The trumpets presents the theme while the horns and trombones represents a kind of echo "from a distance" and softer in style. Part two from bar 19: This is a dance in which the first and third beat are the most important. In part 3 (from bar 44) the phrasing should be 4+2+4+2.

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Lola Flores - Alfred Sadel

The lively dance style of the Paso Doble (double-step) is inherent in Spanish culture and claims its roots from the excitement and drama of the bullfight arena. Here in one of the most famous Paso Dobles can be heard theanticipation and pageantry as the matadors majestically enter the ring. John Krance's classic 1966 setting is a distinctive and important work for band. (Grade 4) Dur: 4:00 Recorded by the Texas A&M University Wind Symphony -Timothy Rhea, conductor From Mark Records Wind Band Masterworks Volume V 8515-MCD - Used with permission.