Come On Over Baby (All Want Is You) - Johan Ludvig Aberg

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Come On, Boys! - Hugo de Groot

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Come Sunday (Alto Sax feature) - Duke Ellington

Taken from Ellington's renowned suite Black, Brown and Beige, the song Come Sunday has become an acknowledged standard in its own right. With lush scoring and beautiful harmonies, here is a marvellousadaptation of this moving ballad featuring a solo Alto Sax with Concert Band. (Grade 4)

Come Tag Along With Us - Hans Offerdal

A great sounding march dedicated to all band musicians and twirlers! The march was composed without commission for a very simple reason which is very often the case, the idea had to be written down! Playing time: appx. 3:45 min

Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing

In this poignant composition, the famous hymn tune is alternated with a complimenting original melody. As the piece progresses both tunes are heard together in harmonious conclusion.

Come, Rejoice! - John Francis Wade

From its bright, spirited opening to its majestic conclusion, this piece invites listeners to celebrate the joy of the season. This festive fanfare is based on the traditional carol, Adeste Fideles, and is the perfect opener or closer for your young band's winter concert. (1:40)

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Comedians' Gallop

Comedians' Gallop - Dmitri Kabalevsky

Kabalevsky's famous melody from The Comedians may be short in duration, but it is packed with humor and excitement. Carefully adapted for younger bands by Paul Jennings, this one will be a joy to rehearse and perform. (Grade 3) (1:20)

Comedy Classics

Thanks to cable channel reruns, just about everyone will recognize these wonderful theme songs from television's past. Cleverly woven together in a medley for younger groups, you can't go wrong with this entertaining arrangement. Includes: Happy Days, The Brady Bunch, Ballad of Jed Clampett, Theme from Bewitched, The Addams Family Theme, and I Love Lucy.

Comedy Tonight - Stephen Sondheim