Siciliano and Tarantella

This distinctive work by Michael Oare is based on two Italian dance forms dating back to the Baroque period. Siciliano opens with a delicate 6/8 melody in the flutes which is developed and passed around to various sections of the band. In contrast, Tarantella is a brash and uptempo dance featuring a rhythmic pulse accompanying the flowing melodic lines. Quite a nice pairing of tunes with historical importance.

Sicilienne - Gabriel Fauré

One of the most beautiful and popular pieces by Gabriel Faur is meticulously arranged for the modern concert band by Larry Clark. It contains all of the lush harmonies and subtle features of Faur's music in a wonderful concert band setting.

Sicilienne - Johann Sebastian Bach

Sid Addir Babai - Lorenzo Pusceddu

Side by Side - John N. Klohr

John Klohr is best known for his famous Billboard March, but there is a lesser-known treasure that he specifically wrote for younger bands. Side by Side is a delightful march in standard form and has been expertly adapted for today's young bands by Laurie LAfterty.

Sidewinder! - Matthew R. Putnam

From the beginning, this new work for developing band grabs on and doesn't let go! If you don't like snakes get ready, the sidewinder is equal parts spooky as it is awe-inspiring, and this twisty-turning new piece by Composer Matthew R. Putnam is no exception!

Sidi Bel Abbes - Quet

Sidus - Thomas Doss

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Siebnen - Franco Cesarini

Franco Cesarini was commissioned to write Siebnen by Blaise Hritier, conductor of the band of the town by the same name located in the Swiss canton of Schwyz. The premiere of the piece was held at the winter concert of the "Blasorchester" Siebnen (BSO) in 2021.Siebnen - available in card size format - is a march with a traditional structure, with joyful and festive melodies, suitable for opening a concert or for a festive occasion.

Siege - Randall D. Standridge

A powerfully creative work that evokes all the danger and excitement of a grand and ferocious battle - at sea, on land, or even on some far-off planet. The end result is a creative concert work that uses both symphonic and cinematic language that will appeal to a broad range of players and audiences.