Think - Aretha Franklin

THINK: is the biggest hit for American singer and songwriter Aretha Franklin. Most of us associate the song with the 1980 blockbuster "The Blues Brothers", but the song became a hit as early as 1968 when Franklin recorded it for the first time. This arrangement is based on the Blues Brothers version. This is an arrangement in the Challenge series - the series with challenging lead parts.

Thinkin' Big - Dean Jones

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Thinking of You - Eric Swiggers

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Third Century, the

Third Movement From Symphony No. 2, Romantic - Howard Hanson

The Symphony No. 2 in D-flat major, Opus 30, W45, Romantic, was written by Howard Hanson on commission from Serge Koussevitsky for the 50th anniversary of the Boston Symphony Orchestra in 1930. This edition contains the allegro con brio third movement only.

Third Suite for band - Alfred Reed

Reed - Grades 3-5

Third Symphony op 89 - James Barnes

Third Time Is The Charm - David Gorham

An interesting combination of 3/4 time in the style of a march. This is the third work in a series of young band selections beginning with First Time Out followed by Second Time Around. Each work includes clearly stated learning and rehearsal objectives as well as program notes.

Third Vortex - Roland Barrett

From the creative pen of this talented young composer, we have Barretts latest contribution to the exciting contemporary literature for band. While not technically difficult, this work is extremely effective, as it presents four contrasting musical sections beginning with The Summoning, which opens with a very commanding tutti entrance that evolves into a quieter, mysterious section, then develops with a sense of urgency into a very strong dynamic ending. This is followed by Fear, a dramatic section with extensive use of percussion, leading to The Eye of the Vortex, beginning quietly, as it starts to develop to a great dynamic climax followed immediately by a serene quietness that leads to the final section, Fury, ending with a dramatic and furious finale. An exceptional, adventuresome new work!

Thirty to Tango. Wind band - David Matthews

Written specifically for the Faber Wind Band series, Thirty to Tango is a short three minute work and is exactly what it says a tango for thirty (or more) players. It is also a relatively difficult piece, being suitable for agood school, youth or county wind band.