Blue Night - de Ceuninck

Blue Note Rock - John O'Reilly

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Blue Print - Kurt Bikkembergs

Blue Ridge Autumn - James L. Hosay

The breathtaking beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains in autumn is legendary. James L. Hosay, one of today's most lyrical composers, brings you a moving impression of that indescribable vista. At its peak, the flowing, glowing melodies are certain to lift every spirit and warm every heart.Bring out the musicianship in your group with this lush new composition. Nice little solos for various instruments let you spotlight some of your stronger players, while judicious cueing keeps the piece accessible to most bands. BLUE RIDGE AUTUMN is also a great vehicle for work on balance and phrasing.

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Blue Ridge Impressions - Brian Balmages

A festival-winning contemporary overture in Bb with limited instrumentation, Brian Balmages' Blue Ridge Impressions is destined to be a classic. The skillfully written structure around a 4/4, 3/4, 4/4 framework offers exciting material from the opening themes through a classic maestoso ending.

Blue Ridge Overture - Frank Erickson

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Blue Ridge Reel - Brian Balmages

Blue Ridge Rhapsody - John Kinyon

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Blue Ridge Saga - James Swearingen

A folksetting composition that reflects on the beauty and history of the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. Excellent for Junior High/High School festival and contest performances.

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Blue River Sketches - Rossano Galante

Master composer Rossano Galante's expertise in creating vivid programmatic music is demonstrated in "Blue River Sketches", which takes the listener on a journey through the Big Blue River of Indiana. Heroic brass lines, lush harmonies, and soaring woodwind melodies will take the performer and listener on a musical excursion that won't be soon forgotten! An outstanding work from a truly outstanding composer. First-rate!This work is not yet in print. Please check back later to view the conductor score and for purchasing information. In the meantime, please enjoy this recording performed by The Washington Winds, conducted by Edward S. Petersen.