Three Colonial Moments - Rick Kirby

Depicting three contrasting and intriguing settings from early American lore, Rick Kirby masterfully brings these images to life in a suite for band. The first movement tells the legend of The Phantom Drummer with unique orchestrationaleffects. The second movement, The Ladys Lament, mourns the loss of loved ones in the Revolutionary War, and the suite concludes with the lively dance Virginia Two-Step. Rich in stylistic and tonal variety, this is an appealing work forconcert or festival use.

Three Concert Fanfares - Samuel R. Hazo

These brief yet powerful fanfares will serve a variety of functions for concert programming. Written with moderate and stately tempos, these fanfares are easy to learn but provide a grand and impressive sound for just about any ensemble. Dur: 2:00 (Includes full performance CD)

Three Concert Openers - Jack Bullock

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Three Contrasts For Solo Horn and Wind Ensemble - Claude T. Smith

The three sections of this masterwork (I. Intrada, II. Serenade, and III. Scherzo) challenge and excite while traveling through a variety of meter changes. Impressive!

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Three Dance Miniatures - Philip Sparke

Three Dance Miniatures was commissioned by Toyoshi and Keiko Namikawa to celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the founding of their Tokyo-based music dealership, Teine Corporation. Composer Philip Sparke has been a friend of the firm's owners for many years and was delighted to be asked to write this celebratory work for them. The piece is in three movements, which are played without a break.

Three Days - W. Rimmer

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Three Different Moods - Kees Schoonenbeek

Three Dorset Songs - Ralph Vaughan Williams

Featuring "Blackamwore by the Stour", "The Winter's Willow," and "Boy Johnny."

Three English Carols

Featuring "The Friendly Beast," "Good King Wenceslas," and "I Saw Three Ships" in a versatile arrangement that can be split into single segments or performed as a medley.

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Three English Folk Songs

Three contrasting English folk songs, "Green Bushes", "Lord Randel'" and "Coasts of High Barbary" are masterfully blended into a superb arrangement for your young groups.

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