Where The Elves Lives - Andreas Ludwig Schulte

Where The Rivers Meet - Douglas Court

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Where the Waters Meet - Carol Brittin Chambers

Beautifully written and a great piece for expressive playing, Carol Brittin Chambers' Where the Waters Meet takes this wonderful folk tune and gives it new life.

Where Valor Proudly Sleeps - Robert Longfield

The Civil War has long been a source of inspiration for poets, artists, and composers. Robert Longfield offers an exciting new work as a musical salute to this dramatic time in American history. Based on original material from the 1800s, the piece is scored to include field drums, a 21 cannon volley, and a sensitive brass treatment of Taps featuring solo horn.

Where'er You Walk - Georg Friedrich Händel

Where're You Walk - Georg Friedrich Händel

While Angels Watched - Gene Milford

The beauty, anticipation and drama of the first Christmas Eve is reflected in this collage of familiar classical melodies and timeless carols. The famous Children's Prayer from the opera "Hansel and Gretel" frames settings of Away in a Manger; Infant Holy, Infant Lowly; Brahms's Lullaby (Wiegenlied) and the Welsh folk song All Through the Night. A wonderfully peaceful setting that creates a welcome moment of quiet reflection during this special time of year.

Whiplash - Randall D. Standridge

Whiplash is a piece written for young band that explores rhythmic and motivic development in a thrilling and exciting manner. The title has a double meaning, referring first to the breakneck tempo, and second to the sharp report of the whipcrack through the piece. The combination of rhythm, energy, and changing meters working together make this a thoroughly exhilarating experience for students, conductors and audience!

Whirligigs - James Curnow

This attractive suite of three concise movements depicts various types of whirligig contraptions, or wind-toys which were popular in Europe as early as the 16th century. Marching Soldier features an optional marching machinecreating the effect of soldiers on parade, while Flower Lady depicts a figure in constant fluid motion moving up and down while picking flowers. The concluding movement, The Flying Horse, describes a very active whirligig withmoving feet and flapping wings. A unique and descriptive programming option for young players. Dur: 4:15

Whirlwind - Bruce Fraser

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