The Champions - J. Armath-Deja

The Chancellor - Toenniges

Note: This is a reprint from a vintage publication of 1894. No conductor score is published for this work. The Solo Cornet part serves as a conductor guide.Due to the era of this work, saxophone parts are not published. Parts for Eb Horns are included; no F Horn parts are published for this work. If a C Piccolo/C Flute part was not published originally, one has been subsequently added by our editorial staff.

The Chantyman's - John Philip Sousa

"Knock a Man Down""Away for Rio""Haul the Bowline""The Ballade of Billy Taylor""It's Time for Us to Leave Her""Put Up Clearing Gear""Hoodah Day""A-Roving"

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The Charge Of The Light Brigade - Max Steiner

The Charioteers - Joseph Compello

This is the third piece that Compello has written that relates to Roman history. Judging from the success of his previous compositions, The Charioteers is sure to be one of your band's favorites. It is a full and powerful piece that is much easier to play

The Charioteers - Mike Hannickel

This addition to the Curnow Music Press GREAT FOUNDATIONS SERIES of pre-Grade 1 publications is accessible to young musicians who have been playing for just a few weeks. A simple, repetitive theme with flashy, but very easy percussion writing ensures that you can have THE CHARIOTEERS ready to perform in time for the concert, even if you have "precious little" rehearsal time. The powerful nature of the piece is certain to appeal to young players

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The Charlatan - John Philip Sousa

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The Charlatan - Sousa

Much like Sousa classics "El Capitan" and "The Free Lance," "The Charlatan" March is comprised of melodies from one of Sousa's most tuneful operettas. Written in 1898, a period of some of Sousa's greatest and most popular works, "The Charlatan" has been carefully presented in this "Sousa Legacy" edition by Keith Brion. Well-suited to better school bands as well as adult bands, this is a perfect march choice for any performance situation.

The Charlatan March - John Philip Sousa

The Charmer - L. Boos