Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron - Hans Zimmer

Spirited Away - Joe Hisaishi

This is an arrangement of Ghibli's Anime film, "Spirited Away". It consists of six themes including No-Face, One Summer Day, The Bottomless Pit, Yubaba's Panic, Always with Me, and Reprise. I also added an alternate introduction using The Dragon Boy. The No-Face opener is somewhat avant-garde with technical difficulties so select the opening that is best suited to your ensemble. The arrangement concept was created by Mr. Tomoki Ubata of Ina Gakuen Sr. High School. His wonderfully crafted ideas always impress me. Especially, in the arrangement, mallet percussion and piano are effectively used to sound like a music box and the lyrical melody of Reprise is superimposed. This scene is the best part of the entire arrangement and is very emotional. All these fine melodies from the film transport both audience and performers to the fantastic world of anime. (Kazuhiro Morita)

Spiritisme - Bertrand Moren

Spirits Awake - Bill Calhoun

This piece cooks up images of ghoulish things that go bump in the night. It is a serious piece, but one that can also be used for Halloween concerts. Bill Calhoun's compositions include rhythmic drive, interesting harmonic perspective, and quirky melodic figures.

Spirits Bright - Gregory B. Rudgers

Spirits Bright was inspired by the idea that the holiday season, while a time of joy and peace, may also be a time of reflection on and acknowledgement of the year's passing. The work is an expression of the nostalgia and wistfulness we experience during the holidays, a time when we remember friends and family, both present and past. Spirits Bright evokes the bittersweet warmth of a fire in the fireplace, chestnuts roasting, snow falling gently, and jingle bells.

Spirits Of The Corps - Jerry Nowak

Duration: ca. 2:20

Spiritual - Barry E. Kopetz

This original work in traditional style presents the dominant moods of the American spiritual. The first is a mood of reflection and religious feeling as the melody is presented as a hymn. The second is an exuberant, joyous celebration that provides a terrific contrast. A particularly attractive program number. (2 minutes, 30 seconds)

Spiritual Moments - Dizzy Stratford

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Spiritual Rhapsody - Paul Yoder

Spiritual Rhapsody - Philip A. Parker