Bandology - Eric Osterling

Using rich, full dance band chords and interesting rhythms, this standard of school and community bands for over 50 years, has been re-edited and corrected with the modern concert band in mind. A stop-time section for brass and percussion and a pleasingly lyrical trio have made this light concert march a perennial audience and performer favorite. This new edition will be a valuable addition to any band's library.

Bandorama

Bandoscope

Bandroom Rock - Michael Sweeney

Using only limited rhythms and ranges, Bandroom Rock is a great way to get your beginning players energized and motivated. The low brass starts things off, following the rest of the band and short feature spots for the percussion section. Fun for all!

Bands a Gogo - Theo van de Kamp

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Bandshop - Peter Riedemann

The main role in this attractive march is played by the harmonic elements of minor and major. These ingredients are supported by a solid bass passage, various dynamic contrasts and a lovely cantabile trio theme. Bandshop is a wonderfulmarch that brings pleasure to performer and listener alike-and is ideal for any concert program.

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Bandstand - T.J.B. Powell

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Bandstand Boogie - Sussman c.s.

Bandtime - Wim Laseroms

Bandtopia - Matthew R. Putnam

Matthew R. Putnam does it again with this tuneful traditional march that will sound great right away with a developing band. All of the hallmark characteristics and what makes a great march are present to give you limitless teaching opportunities.