Blossom in a Japanese Garden - Jef Penders

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Blow the Tango - Friedhelm Schonfeld

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Blow the Trumpets - Harm Evers

In this sparkling composition, Harm Evers lets the trumpet section show off their style and versatility. Blow The Trumpets opens with an exciting passage that gives the trumpeters' tonguing free rein. This is then contrasted with the melodic and somewhat bluesy character of the interlude

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Blow Ye Winds - L. Conley

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Blowing and Drumming - Jan van Beekum

Blue

Blue - Robert W. Smith

Simple, yet elegant and graceful, "Blue" is a lyrical work by Robert W. Smith for the developing concert band. Beautiful harmonic changes rooted in the language of American jazz make "Blue" a rich educational experience on many levels. With its poignant melody and beautiful chordal setting, "Blue" is appropriate for any concert or festival performance.

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Blue Alien Accumulation - Timothy Broege

In this unusual work for band, the composer describes the programmatic scenario as follows: Alien beings arrive on Earth and gather for a ceremony meant to simulate a human religious service. However, the human observers soon realize the visitors' intent is not benign and quickly flee for their lives. With movement titles like 18 Modules, Alien Chorale and Run!, you know you are in for a unique musical experience! (4:05)

Blue And Gold - Leslie Searle

Blue and Green Music - Samuel R. Hazo

The stunning artwork of Georgia O'Keeffe is no more apparent than in her famous 1921 painting entitled Blue and Green Music. Fittingly commissioned by the Patrick Marsh Middle School in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin (O'Keeffe'sbirthplace), Samuel Hazo does an amazing job of portraying subtle as well as bold colors into musical terms. Based on a single theme that is manipulated and varied throughout, the piece progresses from delicate mallet percussioneffects up to climactic impact points for the entire ensemble. O'Keeffe explained her idea that music could be translated into something for the eye. And Mr. Hazo succeeds wonderfully in translating it back into something for theear! Dur: 4:45