Blockbuster Percussion - James Curnow

A vibrant and attentive Percussion section is crucial to the success of any concert band. However, the Percussionists play a supporting role so much of the time that it can be difficult to keep your best players excited about their music. One of the best ways to beat that problem is to program an occasional feature piece.James Curnow's BLOCKBUSTER PERCUSSION is just the arrangement you need when it's time to let the Percussion section "show off" a bit. Bold, exciting themes and a well-crafted rhythmic modal concept keep the parts interesting for all the players in the band. AND, audiences love the energy that only the Percussion section can deliver! Give everyone a treatby programming BLOCKBUSTER PERCUSSION soon!

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Bloemen Uit Holland

Bloemenlied

Bloemetjesgordijn

Blokfluitrock - Philip A. Parker

Blood Diamond - James Newton Howard

Blood Diamond - Philip A. Parker

Bloom - Steven Bryant

Bloom is a moderate-tempo work celebrating the warmth and joy of Spring. The music blossoms from an initial tranquil pulse into a rapturous tide of warmth and beauty. Playable by younger bands, this work provides a mature musical experience for middle school, junior high, high school and college-level ensembles. (Grade 4) (6:25) Recorded by the Tarleton State University Wind Ensemble on BCM - Men of Industry - Steven Bryant, conductor

Bloom - The Gift of Spring - Satoshi Yagisawa

A wonderful new work by Satoshi Yagisawa in which flowers are the focal point. This work honours the official registration of the Dendrobium 'Yishun Primary School' in The International Orchid Register. This flower was created by pupils of a Singaporean school. The dramatic mood of the piece is intended to inspire the next generation of students towards a hopeful future after overcoming difficulties and hardships.

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Blossom - Christopher Artau

Winner of the 2020 Florida Bandmaster's Association Composition Contest, this new lyrical work is a phenomenal addition to the concert band repertoire by newcomer Christopher Artau.