Bridges - Alan Lee Silva

From its commanding opening phrase, Bridges sets a regal tone in an Americana style as the full ensemble plays the introduction with power and energy. The work creates contrast with more staccato, dance-like articulations but the piece always returns to the strong opening material. It is signature Alan Lee Silva at his best!

Bridget Jone's Diary - Jabara

Bridgeview Overture - Ed Huckeby

A bold, forceful and solid overture with lots of appeal! The strong outer sections in D minor contrast very nicely with the lyrical center section in Bb Major, providing you with a composition which will show off your band at its best!! Individual parts are very accessible and playable, giving the illusion of being more difficult than it really is.

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Bridgewater March - Steve Hodges

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Bridgeway March - Quincy C. Hilliard

Quincy Hilliard has penned another concert favorite with Bridgeway March. Written in the familiar key of B-Flat with modest ranges in all instruments, you will be surprised how well young musicians will be able to perform this exciting new work.

Brief Met Wat Rozen Erbij

Brief-Encounter - Hardy Schneiders

Brigade Nords Marsj - Vilje til seier - Stig Nordhagen

The march is based on the motto "Commitment to Victory". The main theme is loosely built around a Norwegian dance; halling from Senja. It has a "kvnsk" origin (Finnish-Hungarian spark), but the source is probably even more far east.In themarch, the halling is affected by other melodies which play counter-voices, but despite the attempt to force the melody in another direction, it triumphs victorious. The music is the North Brigade's "Will to Win".

Brigades Du Tigre - Claude Bolling

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Bright - Graham Sierota

The indie pop band Echosmith has done it again with the catchy Bright. With a reinforced syncopated foundation in a laid-back cut-time, the delightful melody is introduced initially in flutes and then throughout the ensemble. The folksy and easy feel will bring a nice contrasting moment for your pop program. (2:00)

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