Land of Liberty - James Swearingen

Nothing captures the spirit of a nation's people more than a stirring performance of a march. Utilizing America as the theme for the trio section, this strong, new work by James Swearingen offers all the necessary ingredients for a well-crafted, patriotic selection. Memorable themes, strong counter melodies, and interesting percussion parts make this a welcome addition to the young band repertoire.

Land of Louisa - James L. Hosay

Brothers James and John Hosay unite to bring you a musical portrait of Louisa County, Virginia. Intertwining rhythms energize the lovely melodies and rich harmonies that describe this beautiful land, where rolling hills, farms, and small towns stand in view of the Blue Ridge Mountains. A Trumpet solo (optional) peacefully unveils an idyllic panorama in the comely Moderato portion of the piece, which gradually builds and summons the rhythmic and uplifting conclusion.Exquisite!

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Land of Make Believe - Chuck Mangione

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Land of Moa - Alex Lithgow

Land Of Pharaohs - Gene Milford

The mystery and romance surrounding Egypt's Nile river, expansive deserts, mighty pyramids, Valley of the Kings, and legacy of art and culture has inspired generations of men and women around the globe. In ancient Egypt, the word "Pharaoh" meant "Great House," referring first to the royal palace itself and later to the ruler in power as an official title of leadership. Land of the Pharaohs is a short, musical depiction of the power that the ancient Pharaohs once held and the drama that has captivated mankind since the end of their long reign.

Land of Plenty - Charles L. Barnhouse

Land of the Free - Ken Harris

Another extremely nice march for younger bands that sounds as big and full as many of the more difficult marches. "Land Of The Free" is the latest in a long line of quality compositions for young bands by Ken Harris.

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Land of the Free - Rogers

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Land of the Healing Waters - Rossano Galante

According to legend, Tolenas Springs, in Solano County, CA was once known as The Land of the Healing Waters due to the restorative powers of the water. This beautiful descriptive work begins with a slow, lyrical melody reminiscent of the flowing water, followed with the music evolving into a faster, heroic theme stated by the brass. The piece culminates in a riveting conclusion suggesting the healing waters washing over us. (Grade 4) Dur: 4:30 Recorded by Central Winds (NY) - Andrew Perry, conductor

Land Of The Maple - Louis-Philippe Laurendeau