Bacchanale From Samson and Delilah - Camille Saint-Saëns

Bacchanalia - Philip Sparke

Bacchanalia was commissioned by the Yokohama Bacchus Brass Orchestra to celebrate their 20th anniversary in 2019. The band wanted the title of this short opener to reflect the reference to Bacchus in their name, so Bacchanalia was agreed upon. The spirit of the Greek god of wine does indeed permeate the piece, with bustling themes, dance motifs and occasional harmonic ambiguity. A lovely piece of music full of joie de vivre.

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Bacchanten - Marcel Poot

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Bacchus on Blue Ridge - Joseph Horovitz

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Bach 'n Roll - Mike Hannickel

Let your young band ROCK with BACH! The "Musette" from the "Anna Magdalena Notebook" forms the basis of this light-hearted mis-treatment of the original rocker, J.S.Bach. The limited rhythmic pallet is a great way for young players to reinforce their basic eighth-note reading and every section gets its time in the spotlight. A few simple accidentals add some spice to the stew. The familiar tune and rock-n-roll treatment will catch the attention of your audience for sure. This arrangement even invites a bit of historical discussion or youthful research about the man who many consider to be the greatest composer of all time.Any season of the year, there's always time forsome FUN! Let's hear some BACH 'N ROLL!

Bach Chorale and March

Bach Chorale and March - Johann Sebastian Bach

Bach for Band - Johann Sebastian Bach

This outstanding arrangement by Eugene Mitchell is the perfect way to expose your students to the wonderful world of Bach at an easy grade level

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Bach March and Musette - Johann Sebastian Bach

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Bach to the Beat! - Johann Sebastian Bach

What if famous Baroque composer Johann Sebastian Bach was born in the 20th Century or beyond? You might probably never hear J. S. Bach the same way again. Bach to the Beat! is an upbeat arrangement comprised of a selection of eight well-known tunes by J. S. Bach, all carefully constructed and put together in just over three and a half minutes - with apologies to Bach. This "Ba-rock"-styled work will definitely be a great addition to any band concert program!

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