Sunchasers - Roland Barrett

Take your band above and beyond in pursuit of a fantastic vision with this new lively overture! The perfect description of a sunchaser, the piece pays homage to this common term used in Native American cultures. Rhythmic energy, a soaring melody, and a gorgeous lyrical section make this an excellent choice for festival or contest. Also consider dedicating a performance to your own sunchaser, whether it be an active member of the community, teacher, or administrator. (5:00)

Sundance - Carl Strommen

Hear the sounds of the mountains in this dynamic concert work for young bands. Carl Strommen's piece has great potential for festival performance, and now in a flexible instrumentation version it will be readily playable by more bands.

Sundance - Quincy C. Hilliard

Sunday Afternoon

Sunday in Rio - Harm Evers

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Sunday Mood - Jirka Kadlec

Sunday Out - Gerard Boedijn

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Sunday People - Lage Fosheim

Sunday People is the title track from the debut album with the same name from the group The Monroes. The LP was released in 1983 and the Sunday People immediately became a huge hit. The Monroes was the first artists in Norway to receive the NorwegianYear Grammy Spellemannsprisen.Members of The Monroes was guitarist Eivind Rlles and singer Lage Fossheim. Both of them passed away in 2013, only 54 and 55 years old. The music lives on and many dearly remembers the track Cheerio (1985) inheavily reworked version from 2005 when Rlles and Fossheim collaborated with Ravi and DJ Lv.

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Sunflower - Henry Mancini

Sunflower Slow Drag - Scott Joplin

The music in Sunflower Slow Drag is full of brightness and levity, having the light, upbeat character found in many of Joplins happiest compositions. After a brief introductory passage, the jaunty main theme appears in all its ragtime cheer, typical of Joplins works. The closing is especially reminiscent of the ending of his more famous The Entertainer and while not as well known, this cheerful four minute works deserves the same fame and popularity. Originally scored for chamber winds, optional parts have been included for larger ensembles.