Circus Scenes - Andrew Pearce

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Circus Suite - D. Randol

Circus Suite - Thierry Muller

Circus Town Parade March - Hiroki Takahashi

In a village that wakes up with the first sunshine, a circus starts with the preparations of a new joyful day. Today, they will parade through the village with the clowns, the animals and the acrobats. People will look, smile and laugh with the clowns and they will be amazed by the stunts of the acrobats. This concert march evokes in a magnificent way the diversity and magic of the circus. A magical theme, a proud march, joyful samba-jazz with fenomenal solo's for sax and trombone and a fantastic final! Duration: 6'13".

Circus, Galop - Tinturier

Ciribiribin

Cirkus Polka - Igor Stravinsky

Cirque du Soleil - Benoit Jutras

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Cirrus (Trombone Solo) - Jérôme Naulais

Citadel - James Barnes

Citadel was composed to commemorate the 150th anniversary of The University of Kansas (1865 to 2015.) It begins with optional offstage chimes (one or two sets [opt.]) to depict the daily ringing of the bells in KU's World War II Memorial Campanile. Trumpets introduce a fanfare-like figure that quickly evolves into the opening theme of the work. As the music settles and becomes softer, a saxophone choir introduces a slower, more pensive middle theme intended to describe the university's academic nature. A quiet moment at the end of this section hints at the famous Rock Chalk Chant in solo horn before the chimes and fanfare return to end the work in a final, dramatic outburst of sound and color.