Los Matadores - Carl Strommen

Los Peces En El Ro - Paul Clark

"Los Peces en el Ro" is a beloved traditional Spanish carol, widely popular in Mexico and other Latin American countries. This creative arrangement by Paul Clark for concert band offers a refreshing and unique selection for your holiday concert. With its origins not as widely recognized outside of Latin cultures, this piece provides an excellent opportunity to showcase your band at any concert or festival performance. From its bold and captivating introduction to its lively, Mariachi-inspired conclusion, "Los Peces en el Ro" will have your musicians and audiences alike tapping their feet and embracing the festive spirit.This work is not yet in print. Please check back later to view the conductor score and for purchasing information. In the meantime, please enjoy this recording performed by The Washington Winds, conducted by Edward S. Petersen.

Los Toreros - Christian Bouthier

Los Voluntarios - Gerónimo Giménez

Losing my religion

Loslassen - Carl Michael Ziehrer

Lost Colony - Robert Sheldon

Based on the compelling mystery of the Lost Colony at Roanoke Island, this Robert Sheldon composition is a wonderful choice for either concert or contest performances. Exquisite writing for the woodwinds and skillful use of brass and percussion combine to make this one of this popular composer's nicest pieces.

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Lost Creek Adventure - Ed Huckeby

Unique changing meter and a distinctive rhythmic drive provide the framework for a masterfully original work which is sure to become a contemporary favorite. Although limited in range and technical requirements, this work will provide just the right challenge for that special contest or make a great showcase for your spring concert.

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Lost Dream - Jérôme Naulais

Lost Horizon - Romeyn

From the pen of Rob Romeyn comes this powerful and dramatic programmatic work that sounds straight out of a blockbuster movie soundtrack! The music begins with a delicate statement presented by a solo flute, answered by a solo clarinet soaring above transparent harmonies, leading to a beautiful expressive section. From here, the music takes off with an aggressive display of emotion and power, captivating the audience with high intensity. Multiple sections of the ensemble are featured melodically and harmonically as we continue our journey. Many changes in dynamics, harmonic structure, textures, and varied scoring techniques not only enhance the excitement, but make this an outstanding teaching piece. After a breathtaking climax, the expressive section returns, more developed this time. The piece then ends aggressively, sure to have your audience on the edge of their seat until the last note. Don't miss this significant addition to the concert band repertoire!