Call of the Musicians - Thomas Doss

The "Woodstock der Blasmusik" (Woodstock for Wind Music) is a four-day open air festival that has taken place annually over the last weekend in June in the Upper Austrian community of Ort im Innkreis since 2011. All sorts of bands and ensembles gather to play both traditional and modern wind music. Since its inception, this legendary festival has developed into a great success story. In 2019, Thomas Doss was commissioned to compose this official "Woodstock hymn".

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Call Of The Prairie - Lisa Galvin

"Call of the Prairie" depicts both the grandeur and turmoil of the Midwest and its indigenous forebearers. The serene opening transitions into a decisive and spirited rhythmic ostinato, until a haunting flute solo offers a mournful soliloquy. The rhythmic energy returns in grand fashion for a powerful finish. Your ensemble can also use this piece for cross-curricular study with the accompanying historical program notes. A first-rate programmatic work for mid-level bands; certain to be a concert favorite. Exceptional music!

Call of the Sea - G. E. Holmes

Note: This is a reprint from a vintage publication of 1923.This piece features solo and duet parts for Bb Saxes, Eb Saxes, Bb Cornet, Treble Clef Trombone, Bass Clef Trombone, Treble Clef Baritone, and Bass Clef Baritone.No conductor score is published for this work. The Solo Cornet part serves as a conductor guide.Parts for Eb Horns are included; no F Horn parts are published for this work.If a C Piccolo/C Flute part was not published originally, one has been subsequently added by our editorial staff.

Call of the Valley - Jacob de Haan

The inspiration for this three-part work goes back to the International European Youth Wind Music Festival, of which the patron has been Jacob de Haan several times. It begins in a festive march tempo, then sacred music, instrumental groups playing off_x005F_x001E_stage and a little march for brass and _x005F_x001D_flutes. The third movement is a parade in which the various sections of the ensemble head towards the stage from different directions. Even without the effective choreography of the musicians, Call of the Valley is an impressive concert band composition.

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Call to Duty - Gene Milford

Get your beginning band started early learning the important march style with this original tune from composer Gene Milford. This march is traditional in form and presentation, and will make every band sound their best. Perfect to use as a warm-up march at festivals.

Call to Glory - Elliot Del Borgo

This extensive, processional-like piece is an easy grade 2 and will work nicely as either a contest warm-up or impressive concert finale. Most of the low brass and woodwinds are scored together and the second clarinet remains below the break. Eb is the highest pitch for trumpet.

Call to the Heroes - Chris M. Bernotas

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Call to Valor - Scott Watson

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Call To Victory - Karl L. King

Karl L. King was the absolute master of writing easier marches! "Call to Victory" is one of his finest efforts and comes complete with a "Semper Fidelis" styled drums and trumpets interlude. James Swearingen's arrangement, with full concert band instrumentation and careful editing, makes this an unbeatable choice for concert or contest performances. Highly Recommended!

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Calle Arriba! - Holmes

You won't be able to resist moving and dancing to the Latin beat of "Calle Arriba!" Calle Arriba is a real place, and there is a small-town block party happening in the countryside. An infectious pulse driven by percussion calls to all ages to come dance. The sun has set, but the heat has not - and when the samba whistle blows, EVERYBODY DANCES! This exciting, vibrant, and fun debut work by Gregory D. V. Holmes will be the audience favorite at your next concert!