Shipwreck - Ryan Nowlin

Shipwreck Cove - Jeremy Bell

This exciting, pirate-themed piece for young band opens with the bass instruments representing the sea and accompanied by an ocean drum mimicking the sound of the waves. Heroic themes represent the pirates as they brave the treacherous seas. (1:45)

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Shirim - Piet Swerts

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Shivaree - Carl Strommen

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Shlomit - Maddeford

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Shock Wave - Gary D. Ziek

Shock Wave is a high-energy piece, driven by a constant sense of propulsion and rippling waves of motion. The initial shock wave is provided by percussion, leading into a tension-filled section with multiple layers of sound scattered throughout. Each new entrance or wave is accompanied by solo percussion which builds to a frenzied, swirling state. Layer upon layer of musical pressure builds until the final resolution with the percussion getting the last word, providing one final "aftershock" for a decisive finish.

Shockwave - Larry Clark

Larry Clark delivers yet again with an energetic and assertive piece that your students will want to play over and over. Its sound is bold, brash, and confident, and that is exactly how your groups will feel when they perform this piece.

Shogun - Gilles Rocha

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Shoonthree - Henry Cowell

Shore to Shore - Paul Curnow

In the early days of the United States, a main source of transportation was the many waterways, rivers and the Great Lakes. From this focal point of commerce and social activity came many wonderful folk songs. Shore to Shore uses two of these sailing songs. Blow ye winds blow and Leave her no more.

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