Tre Dodecapricci - Jef Penders

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Tre Pizze - Kees Vlak

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Tre Sentimenti - Jan Van der Roost

At last the bass clarinet can shine in this major new solo work for bass clarinet and concert band. This composition begins with a rather mysterious opening passage with atmospheric sounds and effects. The soloist plays - preferably backstage - a number of fragments and melodic patterns, without actually "starting" the piece. After this somewhat hesitant introduction, a lively, cheerful allegro entitled Con Giocondita (with joy) bursts out. It is swarming with irregular meters, changing tempos, and polyrhythm, through which the listeners (and sometimes also the musicians) constantly get the feeling that they are being tossed around. The second movement brings rest andpeace making careful use of sound colours. The upbeat finale, titled Con Allegria (with cheerfulness), is the most significant movement for the soloist. This is a challenging piece of music that demands great virtuosity, but with the correct performer it will be a real highpoint in any concert..

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Treasure Island - Bert Appermont

This composition was inspired by the adventure novel Treasure Island by the Scottish author Robert Louis Stevenson. The music does not recount the tale verbatim, but rather sketches particular events and moods in scenes.

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Treasure Island - Ivo Kouwenhoven

Treasure of the Pirate King - Leonard A. Orcino

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Treasure Of The Sierra Madre - Max Steiner

Treasure Planet - James Newton Howard

Treasure Quest - Jared Barnes

With the musical call of "Land, ho!" echoing across the band, the tale of pirates, buried treasure, and battle is underway! Written in rondo form, a strong, driving pirate theme serves as the main theme throughout the piece, and surrounds two contrasting sections. (1:50)

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Treasures Of Ancient Earth - David Gorham

If youre looking for something different for growing bands, this is for you! Developing bands will sound exceedingly mature through the magnificent instrumental colors, especially during the luminescent opening. Well suited for performances of special importance, upper-grade-level bands will want to take advantage of the programming possibilities this piece offers.