The Billboard March - John N. Klohr

The Billy Joel Songbook - Billy Joel

Billy Joel (1949) was determined to become a pop star after he had experienced a performance of The Beatles who were extremely popular when he was young. He played in several bands before his breakthrough and then the hits just kept coming. This medley includes "Piano Man", "She's Always a Woman", "Just the Way You Are", "Honesty", "The Longest Time" and "Tell Here About It".

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The Black and White Minstrel Show - Edrich Siebert

The Black Hole - John Barry

The Black Horse Troop - John Philip Sousa

What a way to open any concert. The Black Horse Troopis one of John Philip Sousa?s best known marches and was described by the great Frederick Fennell as ?a regimental march of classic content and proportions,one which serves as a model for all that are similar to it ...? Treat your band with this fantastic march.

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The Black Knight - W. Rimmer

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The Black Knight - William Rimmer

The Black Mask - Henry Fillmore

As to style, the concerto discovered in Naples in 1986 is close to the well-known concerto in Bb major; it was most likely created at the same -time. The carefully edited publication offers the original text. The indication of the solo part and the cadence are made by Julius Berger.

The Black River Charleston - Walter Schneider

The Blue and the Gray - Clare Grundman

Published in 1961 commemorating 100 years after the start of the Civil War, Clare Grundman's classic work has become a staple in the repertoire. Robert Longfield's adaptation for younger bands maintains the character of theoriginal as well as all of the tunes, but in a shorter and more concise setting. Includes Kingdom Coming, Marching Through Georgia, Tenting Tonight, The Yellow Rose of Texas, The Bonnie Blue Flag, Aura Lee, Dixie, Battle Cry ofFreedom, and The Battle Hymn of the Republic.