A Cleveland Suite - Stuart Johnson

A Cog In The Machine - Amy Webb

The phrase "a cog in the machine," means a small job in a big organization. In other words, a cog represents a person who may feel that they do not contribute much. Nothing could be further from the truth. So, here we have a play on human nature and a play on words. The first trumpet's highest note is D, and only the first clarinets cross the break.

A Colin-Maillard (Trompette Solo et Orch. D'Hie)

A Collection of Chorales - Bert Appermont

To help provide smaller bands with suitable material to improve basic skills like intonation, phrasing, dynamics, balance, sound and interplay, Bert Appermont has carefully selected ten popular chorales and folk songs and composed a further ten himself. The works are organized by key and are well-suited as warm-up pieces for competitions, concerts or church services.

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A Colonial Collage - James L. Hosay

Explore new musical frontiers with COLONIAL COLLAGE! The three most prevalent musical styles of the Revolutionary era- fife and drum music, the country dance and the sacred hymn- are woven together here as a melodic reflection of life and culture in Colonial America.A challenging and rewarding selection for any number of venues, the brilliant opening and beautiful hymnodic sections balance perfectly in this artfully composed original piece by James L. Hosay. Stake your claim to this enticing new work today !

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A Colonial Legend - Clare Grundman

Symphonic Band (score & parts). Grundman, C

A Columbus Celebration - Jay Chattaway

Written for the 500th anniversary of Columbus' voyage, this dramatic and heroic composition makes a perfect choice for contest of concert. A creative and memorable cross-curricular opportunity for your musicians and audience.

A Commenda - Carlos Marques

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A Cool Jazz Groove - Randy Navarre

A Cool Six - Mark Hendriks

A Cool Six' is a small tribute to Miles Davis and Dave Brubeck. Two giants who renewed jazz just after the Second World War. Miles Davis with his modal 'cool' jazz and Dave Brubeck with his unusual timing. 'A Cool Six' combines concepts of both gentlemen. A simple melody alternated in E-dorian and E-minor in a 6/4 beat time, however, including all characteristics of Big Band Swing Music. The title of this piece refers to the albums 'Birth of the Cool' from Davis (1957) and 'Time Out' from Brubeck (1959)Both albums inspired Mark Hendriks to write this mesmerizing piece for Concert Band nd Big Band!

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