Something - George Harrison

Unlike most Beatles songs Something was written by George Harrison rather than the duo Lennon & McCartney. Something was a dreamy, but at the same time powerful ballad and was described as 'the most beautiful love song ever' by Frank Sinatra. Naohiro Iwai has now produced a compelling concert band arrangement of this song, which will be a surefire hit in any concert programme.

Something Borrowed, Something Blue - Philip Sparke

This is a little salute to the wonderful music of Duke Ellington, taking Mood Indigo as its model. Something Borrowed, Something Blue will allow the young band to approach this masterpiece?s laid-back style, using chords and harmonies that they may be hearing for the first time. The flexible instrumentation of this work makes it ideal for bands without the full quota of players. Bring the world of jazz to life with this smooth classic.

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Something Groovy - Phil Collins

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Sometime, Somewhere - George Shutack

An arrangement of George Shutack piano piece Sometime, Somewhere for Cornet solo and brass band. In this 'Rock Ballad' the soloist is given the opportunity to show off his musical talent leaving the audience to float off on a romantic cloud.

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Sometimes I Feel Like A Motherless - Traditional

Sometimes I Feel like a Motherless Child - Cattin

Somewhere - Leonard Bernstein

From one of the most enduring musicals of all time, here is the memorable and emotional ballad from West Side Story, skillfully adapted for concert band by Jay Bocook.

Somewhere (from West Side Story) - Leonard Bernstein

One of the definitive ballads of all time, Somewhere from Bernstein's landmark musical West Side Story continues to enchant audiences and players alike. Michael Brown's well-scored adaptation allows even young players to experience the beauty and depth of this music.

Sommerfreuden - Hans Bruss

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Sommernatt ved fjorden - Ketil Bjørnstad

"By the Fjord" is written by the Norwegian composer Kjetil Bjrnstad and is the most famous song from the musical work "Leve Patagonia" which was published in 1978. The work is written as a modern suite about the Oslo Bohemians Hans Jaeger and OdaLasson sitting in a pram on the fjord a summer night. Odas sister sees the couple on the sea from her window and tells us the story.Kjetil Bjrnstad wrote "By the Fjord" in his house outside Tvedestrand early spring 1978. He was initially notfully satisfied and considered disposing it. The beautiful music has luckily made the song a classic in Norwegian music.To the conductorThis arrangement can be used with both vocal andinstrumental soloist. Its always a challenge toarrange songs with many verses that tells a story if it is to be played by an instrumental soloist instead of a singer. Because of that, please cut the repeats if it's performed without lyrics.Solo-parts included in the set: Vocal Flute Altosax Flugelhorn Euphonium - Trombone

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