Riders On The Storm - Adolph Adams

Ridgeview Centrum - Alvin Singleton

Ridgeview Centrum is a fanfare written in composer Alvin Singleton's style of subtle spontaneity, which is experienced through a fusion of classical and folk music elements. In the historic tradition of fanfares, this work was written by Singleton in honor of the students and band teacher he worked with during his BandQuest residency at Ridgeview Middle School in Atlanta, Georgia. (Includes score and parts.) BandQuest, an exciting series of new music and accompanying curricula for band, is a program published by the American Composers Forum. The series was started as a response to feedback from music educators that there is a pressing need for new, fresh band music. The heart of this program is new works written by a diverse group of leading American composers who have created challenging pieces that are a true departure from standard middle school repertoire. Every BandQuest project includes a residency component in which the composer works collaboratively with a middle school as they create their new piece. Many BandQuest pieces are accompanied by an interdisciplinary curriculum designed to assist students as they learn the music and to integrate each piece with non-music studies. Visit www.bandquest.org to learn more about this innovative series, and email [email protected] to request a free downloadable audio catalog.

Rienzi - Richard Wagner

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Rienzi Overture - Richard Wagner

Riez, allez, riez du pauvre idologue - Jules Massenet

Rifle Regiment - John Philip Sousa

When you hear the names John Phillip Sousa and Andrew Balent, you know they have to do with something great! Balent takes one of Sousa's most popular marches and works it down to keep some of the technical demands in check for most younger bands. Sousa wrote this march in 1886 to commemorate The Third Infantry, known as "The Old Guard."

Riflessi

Rigaudon - Paul Halliday

Symphonic Bands

Rigaudon (Organ Solo) - André Campra

Right About March - Powell

Originally composed for piano in 1908 by W. C. Powell, Right About March has been arranged for the modern concert band by John Fulton. This upbeat march works well as a concert opener and is appropriate for all seasons, including music performance assessment.