Kith and Kin - George Sweet

As the title suggests, Kith and Kin will inspire reflection and fond feelings for loved ones. Opening with a warmly lush introduction, the piece features a beautiful, tuneful melody that will take your audience's breath away. Introducing some advanced compositional techniques, the piece is also a perfect vehicle to move students into more sophisticated literature.

Kitten on the Keys - Zez Confrey

Kitty Hawk - Ed Huckeby

Named for the famous "first flight" of the Wright Brothers, this lively march will have your students at the edge of their seats performing at their very best! Simple and straightforward rhythmically, this selection provides a wonderful opportunity for teaching march style and phrasing. With limited ranges and difficulty, "Kitty Hawk March" is a great choice for the spring concert or festival performance of your first or second year group. Highly recommended as an educational tool with great musical value and audience appeal.

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Kiwanis March - Bertrand Moren

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Kiwanisca - Stephen Bulla

A bright technical flourish in the introduction, a toe-tapping theme following in the Woodwinds, fanfare-like syncopation from the Brass, and even a Piccolo solo in the Trio section make Stephan Bulla's KIWANISCA a sure winner. The fresh timbres and exhilarating melodies will add zest to your next concert whether you choose to program it as your closer or at any other time in the concert. The vitality is contagious! Don't miss it!

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Kiwi on Parade - L. Francis

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KKdt Aldo Schellenberg Marsch - Bertrand Moren

Klang der Alpen - Kurt Gäble

Klankfestijn - F. Hannush

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Klarinetten Twist