Be Thou My Vision - Larry Clark

The popular Irish Hymn tune, Slane (best known by the familiar first line of its standard text, Be Thou My Vision) is a great favorite of composer Larry Clark's. It is the basis for this grand set of variations. From the bardic fanfare of the opening, through a piccolo solo that suggests Gaelic piping and several variations on the lovely tune, this is a beautifully scored piece, rich in the flavor of the Emerald Isle.

Beach Boys On Stage

This medley of enduring classics about fun in the sun will put a smile on everyone's face! Including the Beach Boys favorites I Get Around, In My Room, and Fun, Fun, Fun, this medley is easy to learn and will sound terrific withyoung players.

Beach Holiday - Ted Barclay

Beach Party - Ivo Kouwenhoven

Beach Party - John Glenesk Mortimer

Beach Spring

Originating from The Sacred Harp songbook, the folk-like pentatonic melody of Beach Spring has inspired numerous hymns since 1844. Now expertly arranged for beginning band, this setting captures the song's timeless spirit. It is the perfect vehicle for students to gain experience performing beautiful music in 3/4 meter, with varied musical textures, dynamics, and articulations. (2:00)

Beach Spring - Andrew Bruhn

Beacon Hill - Forsblad

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Beacon Of Polaris - Gary P. Gilroy

The Clovis North Educational Center opened its doors in the fall of 2007 as part of the Clovis Unified School District in Fresno, California. Beacon of Polaris was commissioned to honor the first graduating class, their teachers, school and community, in a musical celebration. Unique in its conception and planning for the future, this thrilling and substantial piece serves as a thank-you to the work of those who provided a guiding light and path, a Beacon of Polaris, for the many people who will walk the halls and classrooms in the future.

Beale Street Blues - W.C. Handy

W.C. Handy's swingin' blues is always a highlight of a Canadian Brass concert. David Marshall's adaptation for band features ad lib solos (written out) and some 'downright dirty' dixieland for the entire band. Great fun for all!