Bonjour Genve - Schule

Bonjour L'Europe - Laurent Delbecq

Bonjour St Nazaire Harmonie - Albert Thiry

Bonna Fortuna

Bonnes Soires Champtres Et Folkloriques (Les) - Divers

Bonnie Annie Laurie March - John Philip Sousa

According to Sousa scholar Paul Bierley, Sousa often remarked that the old Scottish ballad Annie Laurie was the most beautiful of all folk songs. In 1883 he wrote the march Bonnie Annie Laurie based on this favorite folk song. In 1880 Sousa became the fourteenth leader of the United States Marine Band, and this was undoubtedly one of the marches that he composed during this period. Highlighted and enhanced in this march-style setting, this wonderful melody never sounded better.

Bonnie Doon - Robert E. Foster

Finally there is a setting of this most beautiful Scottish air that can be enjoyed by younger players. Capturing the essence of one of Scotlands most famous melodies, this work will provide young ensembles with the opportunity to demonstrate beautiful, lyrical, expressive playing. ( 3 minutes 15 seconds)

Bonnie Mary of Argyle - S. Nelson

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Bonse Aba

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Bonus for Bones - Franz Watz

The bell like sounds of the trombone falling like golden raindrops introduce this piece for trombone soloists and concert band. During the piece the trombones are given the chance to show off the virtuosity of their technique and the work comes to a climax with a short final cadenza for the soloists.

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