The Swarm (The Battle Won with Hornets) - Robert W. Smith

The Swashbuckler - H.R. Moreton

The Sweetheart Tree (from The Great Race) - Johnny Mercer

Originally written for the zany and outrageous Blake Edwards comedy The Great Race, this beautifully melodic ballad became a popular and endearing song on its own. Nicely arranged here for young bands by Robert Longfield.

The Swing March - Henry Mancni

The Swiss Boy - Bent

The Swiss Boy - DeVille

The Sword of Kings - Robert W. Smith

Listen carefully to this regal sounding composition by Robert W. Smith. You may find it difficult to believe that it contains only the first six notes introduced in most major band methods. "The Sword of Kings" is inspired by the legend of Excalibur. It was composed as a concert or festival work for the beginning band. Whether at the end of the first semester or the first year of study, your band will sound surprisingly sophisticated while appealing to both performer and audience alike. Active percussion combined with engaging wind parts make this an excellent choice.

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The Swords of Stavanger - Robert Sheldon

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The Sycamore - Scott Joplin

The Symphony of Souls - Robert W. Smith

This stunning composition by Robert W. Smith is actually a full symphony in smaller proportions. The piece was composed to commemorate the Battle of Bad Axe, the historic last Indian-American battle fought east of the Mississippi River. Written in four descriptive movements entitled Foreshadows, Warriors, Carnage, and Elegy, the piece evokes powerful sounds and imagery through contemporary scoring techniques while being technically accessible to most concert bands. Unique percussion effects combined with creative scoring provide an experience that your band and audience will not soon forget.

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