Ceremonial Suite - André Waignein

Ceremonies - Ellen Taaffe Zwilich

Ceremony - Wim Laseroms

  View Music

Ceremony and Celebration - Robert E. Foster

Scored to be successfully performed by junior or senior high school bands with limited instrumentation. The composer has provided a work of colorful melodies and exciting rhythms specifically adapted for such bands. Youll find this to be especially effective for less experienced bands. (3 minutes)

Ceremony of Peace - Joseph Compello

Ceremony of the Stones - Amy Webb

Ceremony of the Stones, a work written in d minor, pays homage to the celebrations that have become synonymous with the arrival of the summer solstice, which attracts thousands of people to watch the sunrise over the Stonehenge every year. The summer solstice takes place on the longest day of the year, marking the only day on the calendar that the sun rises perfectly in the center of the stones at Stonehenge. Only the first clarinet crosses the break. 1st trumpet's highest note is E.

Ceresio - Franco Cesarini

The Ceresio, also called Lugano Lake, is located in the sub-alpine area between Lake Como and Lake Maggiore. Two-thirds of its surface is on Swiss territory, while the remaining one-third belongs to Italy. The lake has a peculiar shape, sinuous and characteristic for its unevenness. Along its shores, there are numerous tourist sites such as the city of Lugano, which stands out for its beauty. Commissioned in 2001 by the Lugano Police to celebrate their 100th anniversary, Ceresio is a piece with a Latin flavour, which is especially noticeable in the trio section.

  View Music

Cerimonial Ouverture - Lorenzo Pusceddu

This work is characterised by the strong presence of the brass section. Already in the introduction, a sombre pedal is followed by a dialogue between the trumpets and horns that augments as we are conducted to the luminous entrance of the entire band. The brass section, with the vital support of the percussion instruments, also dominates the subsequent movement. The central part is in decided contrast to the rest of the work;the woodwind section becomes the key protagonist of the scene, with sweet melodies and delicate, harmonious embellishments. The initial atmosphere then returns, with the former hierarchy re-established and the unequivocal finale features a powerful cord played by the brass section alone.

Cervo a Primavera - Riccardo Cocciante

  View Music

Cevennes - Thierry Muller

  View Music