Robin Hood, selection - Reginald DeKoven

Robinson Crusoe - Bert Appermont

This work is based on Daniel Defoe's world-famous 1719 novel and with broad brushstrokes typifies the hero's life in four parts. The first part describes his life as a seaman. The second part is an impressive, stormy description of the shipwreck he falls victim to. The next covers his happy life with his friend Friday, which takes the form of a melodious hymn. Lastly, the fourth part describes the tense confrontation with the Cannibals and his return home.

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Robinson's Grand Entre - Karl L. King

One of the most popular circus marches of all time in a brand new edition arranged by Loras Schissel. Perfect for concert or contest!

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Robocop 3 - Basil Poledouris

Robot Madness - Gregory B. Rudgers

The sounds of gears, gadgets, and all things mechanical form the basis for this unique, beginning band piece by Carl Fischer Music newcomer Gregory Rudgers. There is a hint of the futuristic in the sounds and textures that students will encounter. A fun change of pace for the developing band.

Robotics - Rob Romeyn

Creative and fresh sounding, "Robotics" is a novelty selection for developing bands from the pen of Rob Romeyn. Contemporary harmonies, memorable themes, and clanging percussion all combine to simulate the effect of a rogue robot on the loose. Dynamic shading and interesting lines for all make this a wonderful teaching tool. Sure to be a young band favorite, Don't miss this one!

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Roccata - Darrol Barry

Rock & Roll - Part II (The Hey Song) - Gary Glitter

One of the ultimate stadium rock tunes ever comes to the concert stage in this great-sounding arrangement by Paul Lavender. What a motivator for young bands!

Rock 'N Roll Attitude - Amy Webb

A power rock song that will be a ball to play while the students are becoming better musicians. It is easy to play. Clarinets do not cross the break, and the first trumpet's highest note is B-flat.

Rock 'n' Roll Forever - Walter Schneider