La Volire libre 5. L'alouette porte-prire - Michel Gremaud

La Volire libre 6. L'oeuf brouill - Michel Gremaud

La Volire libre Ouverture: Au Jardin d'Eden - Jean-François Michel

La Volta - William Byrd

La Vouivre - Thomas Doss

This spectacular work is based on the legend of La Vouivre - the giant snake. Suitable as a contest or concert piece, La Vouivre is full of sounds effects such as the sound of a snake, as well as short vocal tutti segments. Due to itsexpressive and dramatic nature, this musical symphonic poem is a true masterwork.

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La Zorra - Jérôme Naulais

Labour and Love - Percy E. Fletcher

Labyrinth - Carter Pann

Composed to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Karel Husa's iconic Music for Prague 1968, LABYRINTH is an expansive, expressive four-movement work of symphonic weight and scope. Polyphonic webs of searching melody coalesce into enveloping tapestries of sound as the piece unfolds. Pann describes the epic final movement as "a gargantuan crescendo like the last movement of Respighi's The Pines of Rome or Ravel's Bolero [that] should leave the audience and players sonically drenched by the end." LABYRINTH is an enthralling experience for ensembles and listeners alike, and one that will linger with them long after the last chord fades from the concert hall.

Labyrinth - Michael Story

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Labyrinth - William Himes

The term labyrinth refers to an intricate and confusing maze of pathways. In similar fashion, William Himes' somewhat devious, yet delightful musical representation takes the listener (and performer) on a journey of increasingcomplexity and musical twists and turns before ultimately revealing the familiar path leading to the exit. Composed using a single tempo, Labyrinth offers a unique and effective setting for band. Dur: 3:20