The Village People Hit Mix - The Village People

The Voice Of The Band - Ivo Kouwenhoven

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The Voice Of The Guns - Kenneth J. Alford

The Volunteer - Walter B. Rogers

The Volunteers (March) - John Philip Sousa

Always a patriot, Sousa composed what may be his most programmatic march to honor World War I shipbuilders. Many sounds typical of early 20th century shipbuilding are featured including the sound of sirens, hammering, anvils and riveting machines. A delightful and stylish march with some very unique features!

The Voyage - George Sweet

At first lush and mysterious, then light and uplifting, The Voyage begins. Newcomer George Sweet brings us some invigorating ideas and harmonic treatments, as well as shifting hythmic feels from 4/4 to 3/4 time. There is some great interplay between various sections of the band that changes from light woodwind sounds to strong brass interjections. George is a composer to watch in the years to come.

The Waiting Game - Peter Sciaino

This piece, aptly named in response to a long airport layover - is a perfect teaching piece for beginners. Tim to work on counting rests!

The Wall - Otto M. Schwarz

The walls of Babylon, the Great Wall of China, the limes of the Roman Empire and the Berlin Wall are just a few examples of the walls mankind has built over past centuries. Today, building walls remains an issue, often under the pretext of 'protection' against intruders.This idea inspired Otto M. Schwarz to write a piece about the Roman limes between Germania and Rhaetia. From around 150 to 260 AD the wall faced numerous attacks. This programmatic work describes the events as they happened a long time ago, and addresses hope that these events belong to the past forever. The Wall is a work full of action in all-instrumental groups.This is an impressive piece with strong musical images, perfect for a contest or as an apotheosis in your concert.

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The Waltzing Cat - Leroy Anderson

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The Wand Of Youth - Edward Elgar