Specto Leviosa - Stephen Bulla

Move over, Harry! Your band members are the sorcerers this time as they take the audience to mystical realms. A captivating spell is cast as the music conjures up the drama and mystery of ancient magic. The foreboding opening will appeal to the young musician's sense of adventure, and as the piece progresses every listener will be mesmerized by the unfolding prestidigitation. The runes are cast! There is no escape! If you don't choose this piece for your concert beware - you may turn into a frog!Abracadabra! Poof!

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Spectral Dances - Jason K. Nitsch

This new work in the reduced instrumentation series is an accessible grade 3 work by composer Jason K. Nitsch. Optional Theremin (or Saxophones with lots of vibrato) make this romp a fun and exciting dance fit for any Halloween program! Students are going to love this one!

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Spectral Landscapes - Sean O'Loughlin

Spectral Landscapes is a work for concert band that captures the grandeur, beauty, and energy of the American northwest with its mountains, rivers, and coast. The piece unfolds in two large sections, first slow, then fast. A bold fanfare gesture leads to a stunning lyrical theme before giving way to an aggressive uptempo section. This piece climaxes with a return of the slow theme in the faster tempo. Well done Sean!

Spectroduction - Johan Nijs

The title of this thrilling piece indicates exactly what composer Johan Nijs wants his new work to be, a spectacular introduction.Spectroduction does not disappoint on both counts, grabbing the audiences attention from the first beat. This will make for a spectacular way to open your next concert.

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Spectrum - Gilbert Vinter

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Spectrum - Michael Story

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Speculations - Rob Goorhuis

Speed - Ivo Kouwenhoven

Speed It Up

Speed it Up - Johan Nijs

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