Sand Castles - Gary P. Gilroy

Middle school and small high school bands will find this simple yet elegant work playable and entertaining. The colorful percussion effects and layers of sound produced by the winds create the peaceful atmosphere of the beach, complete with ocean waves and instrumental sounds of sea and sky. A true gem of concert band programming.

Sand Sculptures - David Bobrowitz

The beautiful music of J.S. Bachs Prelude No. 1 in C is used in forming this outstanding work for developing bands. The imagery created by the music suggests a day at the sea shore, with the peaceful rise and fall of the surf providing a soothing background. A beautiful setting that introduces the music of a master in an attractive and musical concert setting.

Sandburg Reflections - Lewis J. Buckley

Sandcastle March - Bankston

From the down beat to stinger, this march is composed to be accessible to the beginning band. It is a wonderful teaching tool for introducing march style. Have your young musicians sounding their best with this short and simple march.

Sandcastles - James Curnow

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Sandhills Saga - William G. Harbinson

Use the intertwining melodies of this composition to teach the important musical concept of the canon. Each instrument gets a moment to sing out during the development of an easy, yet musically challenging, melody. With a quiet introduction followed by brisk "alla marcia" section with a lively close, use this as a unique concert selection to educate your students and audience as well.

Sandpaper Ballet - Leroy Anderson

Sandpaper Concerto (Percussion Solo) - Norman Tailor

Sandstone Centennial - Philip Sparke

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Sandstorm - Robert L. Lee

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