Colossus - Thomas Doss

The giant Haymon was a peaceful knight who lived in Inntal (Austria). One day the bloodthirsty giant Thyrsos came and destroyed Haymon's castle. A horrible fight ensued and Haymon, being the better armed, was victorious and slew his adversary. But instead of rejoicing in his success, Haymon felt deep remorse. This remorse led him to seek out a monk and become a Christian, upon which he immediately started building a monastery. Once completed, Haymon joined the monastic order. Two statues at the monastery's entrance stand in remembrance of his victory. A colossal new work for concert band.

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Colossus Of Columbia - Russell Alexander

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Colossus Of Rhodes - Erick Debs

Colours - Roger Cichy

Each movement of this fine new composition presents a different color musically. A fresh, new, contemporary work with great musical integrity, this piece is going to be a welcome addition to the good literature for good bands.

Columbia - Bernard Rittiner

Columbia-Marsch - Wilhelm Rusch

Columbine Rock - Günter Noris

Columbus

Columbus - Thierry Deleruyelle

Columbus is a brilliant and dynamic overture with a soft and melodious central passage. The composer was inspired by the European space laboratory Columbus that is part of the International Space Station. In this lab, hundreds of scientific experiments are carried out on a yearly basis. This work was commissioned by the Brass Band Bourgueillois, which was founded ten years ago and has since been a 'laboratory' of musical creativity. In response to the many positive reactions to this attractive work, the composer has now also produced a version for concert band.

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Comb And Paper Polka