Sixth Symphony, Op. 130 - Christopher Tucker

Sixties Gold

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Sixty-Six - Robert Sheldon

Embark on this musical road trip along the legendary Route 66 from Chicago to Santa Monica, including references to the music of its heyday in the 1940s, the quirky attractions, neon signs, and the towns that have since faded following the end of the fabled highway's era. From the opening symphonic fanfare to inspiring jazz and everything in between, Sixty-Six, by Robert Sheldon, plays surprisingly well and is guaranteed to bring down the house!

Siyahamba - Willy Fransen

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Siyahamba ( We Are Marching )

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Sjakie Schramm Successen - Philip A. Parker

Sjakkmatt! - Hans Offerdal

How do you experience the final thrilling minutes of a chess game when your opponent has taken the upper hand? And how does it actually feel being beaten checkmate? This piece gives you the answers! There are challenges in use of dynamics, articulation, intensity and gradually increasing tempo. Dissonances are present several places, but the voice leading is diatonic and often in repeating patterns. The whole piece is based on one single scale: Bb major scale with augmented fourth and minor seventh. It is notated as a concert Bb major scale with two accidentals. Feel free to use it during warm-up!

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Sjaloom Chaverim - Traditional

'Sjaloom Chaverim': With this Jewish-inspired traditional song, you can give your Christmas concert a universal character. It is possible to have a two-voice choir sing but this piece also works well without vocals and should be on every Christmas programme.

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Sjanson De Confiture

Sjarmr-Even - Robert Normann

"Sjarmr-Even" is a song with lyrics written by popular Norwegian singer/songwriter/author Alf Prysen (1914-1970) in 1965.It was recorded on March 23rd 1966, and appeared on a record album later the same year on an album nanved "Prysen pgrammofon IV".The song is also recognised as "Even, Even, Even".