Cats' Night Out - Phillips

"Cats' Night Out" follows the adventures of a cat as it makes its big escape to explore the magical mysteries that await our feline friend in the darkness of the great outdoors. The opening line foreshadows the upcoming movements of our cat as it experiences a night outside. The first movement, "On the Prowl," musically represents the cat as it roams around the neighborhood looking for adventure. The second movement "Mouse Hunt," melodiously depicts a cat as it hunts down its favorite prey the mouse. The surprise ending represents the mouse making his great escape. This is a truly enjoyable selection for students and audiences alike. This programmatic work is an excellent choice for your next concert.

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Caucasian Passacaglia - Vaclav Nelhybel

Grades 4-5.

Caucasian Sketches - Franco Cesarini

With Caucasian Sketches Franco Cesarini completes the series of piecesbased on dances in the Caucasian style which started with his CossackFolk Dances. The charming, melancholy dances and songs bring afeeling of what life was like for the Caucasian people in times gone by.Take your audience on an extraordinary musical trip into the East!

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Caucasian Sketches - Mikhail Ippolitov-Ivanov

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Cauldron - Scott Boerma

Cavalcade - G. E. Holmes

Note: This is a reprint from a vintage publication of 1934.Parts for Eb Horns are included; no F Horn parts are published for this work.

Cavalcade - Raymond Decancq

Cavalcade of Christmas - James Curnow

The perfect Christmas opener! This bright and energetic work presents portions of numerous well-known carols in an engaging and uplifting way. What a perfect opportunity to thrill your audience as the house lights go down and the curtains go up. Varied and creative orchestration is the hallmark of this enchanting new arrangement. Always imaginative, James Curnow finds the mark once again with CAVALCADE OF CHRISTMAS!Have a very Happy Christmas!

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Cavalerie Legere - Franz von Suppé

Cavalerie Legere et Compagnie - Franz von Suppé