Repasz Band - Harry J. Lincoln

One of the most tuneful marches ever written, Repasz (pronounced REE-pazz) Band is a jaunty 6/8 march for maturing bands. The trio contains one of the most familiar march melodies of all time, and features an unusual brass chorale. Superior teaching material for 6/8 march style. A guaranteed toe-tapping hit for any concert, contest, or festival performance.

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Repeat the Sounding Joy - Steve Parsons

Composer Steve Parsons's background in musicals comes alive in this original work for the holidays! Perfect for Christmas, or winter concerts, Repeat the Sounding Joy is sure to bring in the cheer.

Repercussions - Robert W. Smith

An exciting work for concert band by Robert W. Smith. The term "repercussions" is defined as an effect, influence or result that is produced by an event or action. Repercussions uses this concept of "cause and effect" in its creative approach. Rhythmic figures introduced in the winds are echoed in the percussion. Antiphonal percussion effects throughout create new layers of effect and interest as they interact throughout the piece. Accessible to most concert bands, the driving rhythms and musical interplay of this energetic work offer multiple teaching opportunities in a very appealing setting.

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Rephrygeration - Todd Stalter

A dynamic concert opener or closer cast almost entirely in the Phrygian mode. The half steps that make this scale mode so unique are celebrated both in a melodic and harmonic sense, with aggressive low brass figures, crisp and rhythmic percussion, and winding passages in the woodwind. (2:50)

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Replay

Reprice - From Spirited Away - Joe Hisaishi

Reptillia - Hoefle

It may be a creeping alligator, but it's "not my alligator!" Provide your students practice performing sixteenth notes at a moderate tempo with this programmatic piece. "Reptillia" is a great piece to perform in the middle of your program. Hold on to your quarter notes as the alligator jaws snap in the percussion section!

Repton - Parry

Requiem - Fisher Tull

Requiem - Peter Wesenauer