Three Ayres from Gloucester - Hugh M. Stuart

Quite playable yet exceptionally rewarding, this easy three-movement suite is written in early English folksong style, and effectively captures the mood of common folk living in the shadows of medieval castles. Includes: The JollyEarl of Cholmondeley, Ayre for Eventide and The Fiefs of Wembley. Dur: 5:00 (Grade 3)

Three Bach Miniatures

Master Level (correlates with Book 2, p. 32) Introduce your young players to the Baroque master with John Moss' well-crafted suite in three contrasting styles. The first movement is Bourree from Overture in F Major. Next is the moderately slow Minuet from French Suite No. 1, and finally the playful march Musette from Notebook for Anna Magdalena Bach. (4:40)

Three Bagatelles - André Waignein

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Three Billy Goats Gruff - Amy Adam

A new concept in beginning band literature! Your group can promote character education with a performance of Three Billy Goats Gruff. An important anti-bullying message is embedded in the easy and humorous narration. A soundtrack-like format makes it a different experience for your players as well. The specific focus on character education may qualify its purchase for funding outside your music budget. Best of all, Three Billy Goats Gruff is really fun! This is the first in a series of ethics-driven pieces for beginning band by Mike Hannickel and Amy Adam.

Three Blind Mice - Bert Appermont

This composition is based on the children's song 'Three Blind Mice', of which the melody is featured in a range of variations: in a canon, in inversion, in minor, transformed, with changing harmonisations and orchestrations, and in different times and tempi. The work consists of three continuous, contrasting movements: 1) Mouse March: The mice cheerfully set off while the original melody is presented as a march. - 2) Hymn: In a tuneful hymn, the wonderful praises of the life of mice are sung. - 3) Catch Me If You Can: In an animated chase, the farmer's wife is trying to catch the mice. Following a stirring acceleration, she cuts off their tails in accordance with the lyrics of the song. I hope this work, with its humorous touch, will be a welcome contribution to the expansion of interesting repertoire for the lower divisions. - Bert Appermont

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Three Brass Cats - Chris Hazell

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Three Caprices for Band - Henk van Lijnschooten

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Three Carnival Masks - Kamilló Lendvay

Three Carols for a Celebration

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Three Chorales For Band - Set