Lippe Detmold

Lippen Schweigen - Franz Lehar

Lips Are Movin - Kevin Kadish

Featuring a bright dance tempo and catchy melodies, this arrangement of Meghan Trainor's pop hit is easy to learn and fun to play. Horns and saxes take the lead in the beginning, but the low brass and trumpets get into the act aswell.

Liquid Compass - Alex Shapiro

Continuing in the tradition of her innovative electroacoustic band works including Paper Cut, Immersion, and Tight Squeeze, Alex Shapiro's Liquid Compass takes the musicians and the audience on a journey that spans the mysticaland the triumphant. A subliminal connection to the sea is conveyed through the creative use of metal bowls filled with water, and flutists will particularly enjoy the otherworldly ooh-wah effect that wends through the piece.Commemoratingthe 140th anniversary of Carthage College's wind band, this workmigrates to different places, but never loses its bearings in pursuit of a musical true north. To perform the piece, you'll need an audio systemcapable of playing the prerecorded audio tracks from a laptop computer via a small digital audio interface connected to an audio mixer. Download information is provided in the printed piece. Dur: 9:00 Recorded by the CentralWashington University Wind Ensemble, Lewis Norfleet - Director.

Lisa Polka - Michael Klostermann

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Lisa und das verschwinde Saxophon - Peter Wesenauer

Lisbon (from Lincolnshire Posy) - Percy Aldridge Grainger

The opening movement of Grainger's Lincolnshire Posy is the brief yet engaging Lisbon and has been arranged here for young players and reduced instrumentation. Even with minor simplification and modest ranges, the character andauthenticity shines through in this skilled adaptation. Dur: 1:30

Listen To Me - Hoefle

Looking to try something new at your next festival or concert? "Listen to Me" is a band piece that was inspired by electronic music. The percussion parts feature a simple ostinato with a hemiola that results in a polyrhythmic feel. Solos/solis speak out over the crowd to share their views. Your students can bring their own energy and passion to make this piece a statement!

Listen to the Future - Douglas Court

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Listen to the Mockingbird - Traditional

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