Spiderman 2 - Danny Elfman

Spiders? NOPE! - Amy Webb

"Spiders? Nope!" brings people's fears of the eight-legged arachnid to life with its creepy, crawly rhythm, hair-raising dissonances, and staccato movement. Trumpet's highest note is D. Clarinets do not cross the brak.

Spiel' ich die Unschuld vom Lande - Johann Strauss

Spielmusik aus Schwaben - Hermann Regner

Spin Cycle - Scott Lindroth

Spinnaker - John Prescott

A spinnaker is a sail made for sailing at odd wind angles - musically, this angular work is full of fun and exciting lines, while still retaining a light, and lilting feeling as if being out on a sailboat.

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Spinning Globe - Kenshi Yonezu

Spinning Song

A delightful arrangement of one of the most popular piano teaching pieces of all time. It makes a unique band piece and your audience members will remember it from their days of piano lessons. Delicate syncopation and distinctive harmonic content make this a wonderful teaching tool and an outstanding choice for any concert or contest performance. Very highly recommended!

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Spinning Wheel

Spiral - Marc Jeanbourquin

Marc Jeanbourquin composed 'Spiral' during a music camp, for himself and 9 other fellow musicians. Due to the success of this piece, some years later, he has taken the main theme and developed it, with a kind of tribute to Camille Saint-Saens, one of his favourite composers. The constant changes between the minor and major keys, and between the often changing 2 and 3 feeling, with the occasional 2/4 bar thrown in, do not disrupt the flow of the piece in the slightest; in fact it is what has inspired the title. A percussion interlude, which is broken up by the unregularly occurring meter, brings the piece to a restatement of the original theme, which then ends in a large crescendo. Spiral is perfectly suited to either the opening or the close of any concert.

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