Twilight Dreams - Herbert L. Clarke

Twilight Fancies - Schminke

Twilight Memories - Charles L. Barnhouse

Twilight Overture - Carter Burwell

From the final installment of the blockbuster Twilight Saga movie series, here is Carter Burwell's haunting and dramatic overture. This effective symphonic setting for band opens calmly and gently before closing with the powerfuland exciting fast theme. Beautifully scored.

Twilight Portrait - Ed Huckeby

Looking for something different? This stunningly beautiful ballad was inspired by a series of photographs depicting the twilight times of sunrise and sunset. With flowing melodic lines and soaring countermelodies, "Twilight Portrait" provides a magnificent opportunity for your ensemble to develop and showcase a legato playing style, while presenting a striking image of musical lyricism. A video slideshow, featuring the photographs which inspired the work, is available for download so the twilight images can be presented in concert with the music as a unique multimedia event.

Twilight Serenade - Steve Hodges

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Twilight Smiling - Larry Clark

Twilight Smiling is a standout piece for its uniquely sensitive nature at this grade level. Larry Clark's new lyrical work offers wonderful opportunities to teach expressive playing and phrasing, and will surely be a hit at any concert throughout the school year.

Twilight Tango - Dennis Armitage

Twilight Waltz - Randall D. Standridge

Spectral melodies and varied orchestration abound in Twilight Waltz by Randall D. Standridge. This work begins with the mallet percussion setting an eerie mood and grows into a dark dance of harmony and color. Lyrical but not slow, this cinematic piece is sure to engage your performers and audience. Haunting! (2:33)

Twin Oaks - David Shaffer

A marvelous contest piece that follows in the tradition of his very popular "Excellentia Overture.'' Starting with the broad fanfare introduction, the composition is built on a simple fugue starting in the woodwinds which eventually winds through the different voices of the band. A lush and expressive middle section provides just the right amount of contrast. Ideal for Jr. High and Middle School bands.

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