Three songs from the 19th century - Ludwig van Beethoven

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Three Songs Without Words - E. Ball

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Three Spanish Songs - Matthew Tommasini

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Three Spirituals For Youth band - Philip A. Parker

Three Stages of Placebo - Hans Offerdal

This piece is about the anxiety of going to the doctor, the effect of taking too many pills, and the frustration of not getting the proper medication!Three movements:I - At the DoctorII - Under the InfluenceIII - Backto the DoctorTo the conductor:This piece present challenges regarding accidentals and dissonant chords but consists for the most part of simpler rhythms and texture. There is much use of repeating patterns. The use of dynamics is ofimportance throughout the whole piece and should present an interesting challenge.

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Three Stars Of Tennessee - Gary P. Gilroy

Inspired by the three distinct cultural regions of Tennessee, this three-movement work abounds with flair and creativity. The first movement, Smokey Mountain Jig, salutes the eastern "mountain folk" with an original Irish jig. Movement two, Plantation Sunrise,is a beautiful ballad for the central region. Movement three, Johnny on the River, reflects life in western Tennessee as it depicts the vivacious business and social life on the river. A wonderful work!

Three Symphonic Fanfares - James Barnes

Three Symphonic Sketches - Piet Stalmeier

Three Themes by Beethoven - Gerald Sebesky

A medley of themes from Beethoven's Symphonies Nos. 7, 3, and 9, in an easy band setting.

Three themes from "The Nutcracker"