Blessing - Ivo Kouwenhoven

Blessing Wind - Yukiko Nishimura

This stunningly beautiful lyrical work provides a peaceful moment in our complex and complicated lives. With gorgeous melodic lines and perfect harmonic progressions, your students will fall in love with Blessing Wind. There are many teachable moments, and it is the perfect level for young band. Everyone struggles with burdens from time to time. We need hope in our complicated lives. This piece provides a peaceful moment, calming the storm that sometimes surrounds you while sharing in the beauty of music. May you grow to be the person you hope to be, following your true spirit. (2:50)

Blessings - Ken

Based on the liturgical hymn "The Doxology" written in 1674 by Thomas Ken, this lyrical and sensitive arrangement for the beginning band provides multiple teaching opportunities in a rich musical setting. The first melodic statement is written as a musical exchange between soloists or sections creating a connection and awareness between sections of the band. The second melodic statement is a lush full ensemble setting in contrast. The use of mixed meter in an accessible and musically logical manner reinforces teaching and concepts introduced in the first year of most beginning band methods. A beautiful and educational choice for your concert program!

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Blessings of Liberty - Ken Harris

Outstanding traditional 6/8 March for young bands. (Incl. 4 scores)

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Bleu-Jaune-Vert

Blijspel Ouverture - Gerard Boedijn

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BlimE! - Sveve hyt

BlimE! is a campaign by Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) which goal is to promote friendship and care for each other. The slogan is "Say hello, be a Friend!" Each year, a new song is released together with a dance. The purpose is to strengthen the cohesions at schools. The BlimE! Song for 2023 is entitled "Sveve Hyt" ("Fly high") and performed by Martin Lilleberg.

Blind Brook Celebration - Michael Story

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Blind Spot - Gilles Rocha

Blinding Light - Peter Sciaino

This dynamic concert work is great for opening or closing your program. Thrilling brass fanfares and soaring melodies, along with a driving tempo, leads your audience and performers to a passionate and vigorous conclusion.