Buglers Rule - Joseph Compello

Buglers Rule is a trumpet section feature for the youngest of beginning bands, using only the first six notes of the B-flat scale. It is written with a march feel, so it can also be used to introduce this important style to beginning players.

Bugles and Drums March - Edwin Franko Goldman

Edwin Franko Goldman has provided us with some of the most timeless marches in history. Bugles and Drums, part of our Goldman series, is expertly edited by prominent bandmaster Edward Lisk and is considered one of his best works. The music is authentically presented in a performance edition with extensive program notes concerning interpretation and history.

Bui Doi

Build Me Up, Buttercup - Michael D'Abo

Originally a hit in the 60's, this is one of those rare tunes popular with all ages. Recently used in the hit movie, There's Something About Mary.

Building of the House. Wind band - Benjamin Britten

Building The Great Pyramid - Norman Tailor

Building Up - Suzanne Welters

Bulgaria - Hardy Schneiders

Bulgarian Dances - Franco Cesarini

Bulgarian Dances is a free rhapsody, divided into four distinct movements based on famous Bulgarian folk songs. These songs have a very old tradition and stem from both the antique world of Byzantium and even earlier in the ancient and mysterious civilization of the Thrace region. In the beginning they were monodic songs, then diaphonic, with characteristic dissonances of major and minor seconds which make them unique. What also makes these songs so fascinating are seductive and complex irregular rhythms. The composer, while remaining faithful to the original spirit of the songs, has not hesitated to broaden the musical ideas, enriching them and making them more suitable tothe rich palette of colours of contemporary concert bands. A terrific modern addition to the band repertoire.

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Bulgarian Dances (part II) - Franco Cesarini

Bulgarian folk music has a long tradition and numerous typical characteristics, such as particular dissonances and complex, irregular rhythms. In Bulgarian Dances (Part II) (which can be performed together with the previously published title Bulgarian Dances) Franco Cesarini has preserved the original spirit of Bulgarian folk music, yet has imbued it with a symphonic character and brought it into the concert hall. The three different movements give us a meditative, moving folksong and a lively dance, before a distinctly symphonic part leads to a glittering finale.

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