Night Flight - David Gorham

For centuries humankind has been drawn to the night skies and the many mysteries hidden in the vast expanse of darkness. The evocative sounds of this imaginative work portray those feelings of suspense as we look up into the dark and imagine what may be out there, waiting, just beyond our sight.

Night Flight - Karl L. King

Note: This is a reprint from a vintage publication of 1942.

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Night Flight of the Gargoyles - Timothy Loest

This harrowing work depicts a horde of scowling, bewitched gargoyles as they break free from their stone perches and fly about under cover of darkness. After a vengeful introduction, the aggressive theme takes off, supported bybombastic percussion. Each section gets its say with the melody, and your clarinetists will love playing the bloodcurdling screams (played by removing the mouthpiece and barrel). A bold and dramatic work for concert or contest!(2:20)

Night Flight to Belize - Herbie Martin

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Night Fury - Carol Britten Chambers

Night Fury is intended to portray a mythological time period, full of adventure and excitement with images of dragons, castles, and other legendary creatures. Composer Carol Brittin Chambers was highly influenced by dramatic film scores while creating this epic, fast-paced composition playable by young musicians.

Night In Granada - Günter Noris

Night in the Tropics - Louis Moreau Gottschalk

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Night Journey - Scott Watson

Night Moods - Andrew Robertson Mackereth

Night of the Dark Horse - Michael Oare

The term dark horse originated in horse racing describing an unknown entry, but also carries the connotation of an underdog in politics or sports. Composed in 6/8 and using a single brisk tempo throughout, Night of the Dark Horse is an energetic musical journey dedicated to the efforts of unlikely winners everywhere. Dur: 2:40