Liza Jane - Peter Reynolds

Lizards - Barry E. Kopetz

Delightfully imaginative, your students will visualize these cute little creatures climbing and scampering throughout this descriptive work for beginning bands. Fun to play as well as instructive, this is one piece that will entertain young musicians. The perfect selection for that first concert experience!

Ljodgata - Torstein Aagaard-Nilsen

The old Norwegian name Ljodgata means the main road. This road (or path) has existed since the iron age. In 12 century christians walked from Oslo to Nidaros (Trondheim) to visit the Cathedral containing the tomb of King Olav the Holy. Part 1 The Tomb and the Church is a musical picture of religious activities in the area. The tomb of King Rakne, one of the largest graves in the northern Europa is now a monument in the area, even if Hovin Church has been a symbol of christianity sincethe 1400 century. Part 2 The Woods of Trandum Pictures the military acitivities that has been going on for more that 250 years. During the 2nd World War, an execution of innocent people took place in the woods. Part 3 Jetset Picture of the present.The international airport at Gardermoen has made the village Jessheim become a town. People now live moderne city lives.

LLB-MARCH - Anselmo Loretan

Llorando Se Fue (La Lambada)

Watch your students light up when they recognize this melody, originally a Bolivian folk song, now used as the favorite 2nd tune of many current dance hits. If you can play a B-flat scale, you can play this!

Lo Que Paso - C. Palmano

Lo! Hear the Gentle Lark - Lax

Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming

Larry Kerchner creates a serene and beautiful moment in this lovely arrangement. Especially appealing for younger bands, this arrangement is scored with only two clarinet parts and two trumpet parts.

Lobe Den Herren - Meindert Boekel

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Lobt Gott, ihr Christen alle gleich - Nikolaus Herman