Spirals of Light - Naoya Wada

This refreshing, lively composition by the Japanese composer Naoya Wada is an ideal opening work, but it can equally provide a boost of energy later in your concert programme. Brilliant themes supported by virtuoso runs and energetic counter melodies ensure that each section, including percussion, is given a chance to shine.

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Spirals Of Light - Sean O'Loughlin

From the brilliant fanfare figures of its opening through the various transformations of the 6/8 melody introduced by the alto saxophone, Spirals of Light charts an invigorating course that expertly exploits the kaleidoscope of colors available from the modern concert band. In addition, this dazzling selection makes striking use of the contrast between simple and compound time and is sophisticated in its use of syncopation and modern harmony.

Spirit - Stallion Of The Cimarron - Hans Zimmer

Spirit Dance - George Farmer

From the beginning rhythmic eighth notes to the driving Coda, this piece never stops! And talk about an infectious melody - you will hear this little Aeolian tune sung and whistled around your band room long after rehearsal! There is a lot of spirit and a lot of dance in this sprightly piece which appeals to the "inner spirit" in all of us!

Spirit Lake - Robert Sheldon

The opening of this work is boldly announced with a fanfare and stately march. The drive of the exposition gradually yields to a reflective Andante characterized by long flowing melodic lines. A marvelous young band piece that provides outstanding opportunities for phrasing and expression.

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Spirit Of '76 - James D. Ployhar

Spirit Of ?44 - Cotter

Toward the end of WWII, both sides had amassed a great number of POW's. These people were used as labor to build roads and bridges. To keep moral high, the POW's made up songs that were sung or whistled. These tunes made the work go faster and were used to communicate messages. The "Spirit of '44" was written in honor of those valiant men and women. Try whistling the melody. It might raise your spirits, too.

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Spirit Of Adventure - Daniel Jones

The spirit of adventure is accurately portrayed in this grade 3 tour de force. It has all the elements players and conductors love: excitement, bold sounds, and interesting harmonies; yet, it avoids the pitfalls that so often lead to failure: rapidly changing and asymmetric rhythms, phrases too long for the students to navigate, and intricate articulations.

Spirit of America - Hazel

Note: This is a reprint from a vintage publication of 1916.No conductor score is published for this work. The Solo Cornet part serves as a conductor guide.Parts for Eb Horns are included; no F Horn parts are published for this work.If a C Piccolo/C Flute part was not published originally, one has been subsequently added by our editorial staff.

Spirit of America - Ken Harris

Exceptionally nice traditional march for younger bands that sounds as big and full as many more difficult marches. Very appealing yet quite accessible by young players and it's perfect for concert or contest performances. A wonderful addition to any young band library!

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