Ben E. King: Stand by Me

The classic song Stand By Me was originally performed by Ben E King in 1960. Over the years there have been many versions of this and now there is one for wind band! This is sure to become a regular item on your concert programmes.

Ben Hur - Miklos Rozsa

Ben Hur Suite - Miklos Rozsa

Ben-Hur

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Bend the Iron - John M. Pasternak

Journey out west with this new work by John M. Pasternak for concert band. Reminiscent of old western films, this overture is perfect for any concert program as well as festival adjudication. The piece features soaring fanfares and ample opportunities for expressive playing.

Beneath The Shining Skies - Nancy H. Seward

A musical "Celebration of Canada," this exciting work combines thematic material from the Marseillaise and Rule Britannia, signifying Canadas national heritage. These are followed by a majestic chorus of O, Canada for a dramatic and fitting salute to this great country.

Benedicamus Domino

Benediction

Benediction - John Stevens

Originally scored for brass choir, composer John Stevens brings us this marvelous version for full band featuring flowing melodies and counterlines in a rich chorale-like setting.The solo part at the beginning and end is scored for euphonium, but is cued for clarinet, trumpet or trombone. Great for teaching a lyric style of playing, and also as an effective performance piece. Dur: 3:30

Benedictus - Martin Carron