Subatomic - Larry Clark

Subatomic is written using only the first six notes of the Bb scale, with no more difficult rhythm than two repeated eighth notes. Composer Larry Clark's skill at writing for this age group will be evident from the onset, with even the newest ensembles sounding full and impressive. We know this one is a solid selection for your first concert!

Subenhara - Piet Bisselink

  View Music

subTERRA - Daniel Weinberger

subTERRA tells the story of a miner who miraculously survives the collapse of a mine shaft. The work consists of five movements:1. The Dream: A horrible nightmare plagues the miner. Dissonances and unusual sounds foreshadow the imminent disaster.2. The Work: The rhythmic second part describes the daily grind of a miner, from driving into the mine shaft to working deep underground.3. The Accident: Suddenly a piercing alarm is heard. Everyone tries to escape the mine amidst the ensuing chaos as the mine shaft collapses, trapping the unfortunate miner.4. Hope: Buried under rubble and debris, the miner regains consciousness. A prayer can be heard.5. The Rescue: A powerfulmaestoso symbolizes the successful rescue and survival of the trapped miner.

  View Music

Such a Happy Day

  View Music

Sucker

The return of the Jonas Brothers to the pop charts was highlighted by this standout hit single. Featuring a dynamic groove and a strong melody, this tune adapts perfectly for young bands.

Sucu Sucu - T. Rojas

Sud-Amricaines (Les) - Michel Fugain

Sudamerikanische Suite - Heinz Geese

Suddenly - Daron Aric Hagen

Rhythmically challenging and brilliantly scored, Suddenly is Daron Hagen's own transcription of a concert opener originally written for the Wisconsin Chamber Orchestra. The syncopated rhythms and bold writing for winds and brass give the piece tremendous energy, which is balanced by Hagen's prodigious gift for memorable melody. Tuneful and exciting, Suddenly is sure to be a hit with good high school and college bands. Duration: 6'

Suddenly (from Les Misrables) - Alain Boublil

Composed especially for the film adaptation of Les Misrables and sung by Hugh Jackman (Jean Valjean), this song offers a beautiful and tender moment. Nicely scored for young players, this arrangement will sound full even with thelimited technical demands.