Soul Man - David Porter

Originally recorded by Sam and Dave back in the '60s, this R&B classic was revived in a big way by the Blues Brothers. Paul's outstanding easy version is playable even by very young players. The trademark riffs are still there, but in a solid setting that's easy to learn.

Soul Time - Roland Kernen

Soul Time by Roland Kernen has the two most important elements of any hit pop song: a driving rhythm and an attractive and catchy melody. This work has a three-part structure - a lively and exciting opening, a more peaceful middle section and an exuberant reprise.

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Soul Train - Leon Huff

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Soul-ar Powered Band - Gerald Sebesky

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Soulman

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Soulmates - Gerald Sebesky

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Sound and Alarm - Georg Friedrich Händel

Vocal solo with concert band accompaniment. Excerpted from: Judas Maccabaeus

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Sound Balance and Band Tuning Exercises - Tony Cheseaux

Sound Barrier Rhapsody - Malcolm Arnold

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Sound Goes Round - Gilbert Tinner

Gilbert Tinner has written another sure fire winner with this catchy new work in a relaxed musical style.The sound of the piece, with it's simple musical lines, dissonant harmonies and driving beat, is in a pop style but could equally have come straight from a west-end musical. Sound Goes Round will make a delightful light interlude for any concert.

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