The Sorcerer - Arthur Sullivan

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The Sorcerer's Procession - Douglas Akey

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The Sorceror's Apprentice - Paul Dukas

The Soul of the Surf - Clay Smith

The Sound and the Fury - Robert W. Smith

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The Sound of Bells - Sivanich

The writer captures the feeling of a winter wonderland of skiing, skating and sleigh rides in this appealing piece for winter or Chrismas concerts!

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The Sound Of Crime - Stefan Schwalgin

The Sounds Of Liberty - James Swearingen

This march offers a wealth of musical reminders, all written with the idea of showing our appreciation of American patriotism. Maintaining a steady tempo, utilizing dynamic contrast, and playing with the right amount of energy are but a few of the lessons that you'll want to include in your rehearsal plan. Remember, no concert would be complete without at least one toe-tapping march. A real crowd pleaser!

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The Source - Bert Appermont

At the heart of this piece are several elements that inspired the composer. First of all: nature, infinite and inexhaustible, giving life and power, something bigger than humans can grasp. The composer used the Gregorian hymn 'Veni Creator Spiritus' as a leitmotiv to reflect this idea. A second element was the passing of David Maslanka, a dear friend of the composer, honoured in the work by a few musical 'echoes'. At the end of the work, there is a passage for optional choir in different possible settings. The Source was commissioned by the Banda Giovanlie Regionale ANBIMA FVG, Italy, and is an impressive, stirring and moving piece of music.

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The Southerner - Alexander

One of the classic street marches that has been scored with an eye to the balance, tone color and dynamic contrast desirable in concert performance.

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