Cimarron - Larry Clark

Fanfare like gestures and a bold rhythmic push characterize this piece. Clark has kept the range between the first 6 notes that players learn and has used simple eighth note patterns that are well within the grasp of first year groups. The piece is much l less involved and less difficult than it sounds. Perfect for the beginning band!

Cimarron Overture - Mark Williams

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Cimarron Sketches - Roland Barrett

Written for and dedicated to the Red Carpet Country Band Directors Associaton in Oklahoma.

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Cimarron Sunset - Roland Barrett

This gorgeous new work captures the quiet, natural elegance of the Cimarron Territory the present-day panhandle of the state of Oklahoma. After the melody is presented in a light orchestration, the rest of the group joins as the texture builds toward a magnificent key change. An ideal study in phrasing, musicality, and breath support, this easy lyrical piece is an ideal change of pace for your next concert.

Cin Cin - Piet Swerts

The champagne cellars of Mercier in Epernay were the source of inspiration for this composition. The title has been aptly chosen: Cin Cin means 'cheers' in Italian. The various themes and melodies refer to different aspects of the champagne production, and especially to the specific cellars of the Champagne region. A remarkable, sparkling composition. Cheers!

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Cincinnati - James Cower

Cinco de Corazones - Joseph Compello

Cinco de Corazones (Five of Hearts) is a Latin Style concert piece in 5/4 time. It calls for Latin percussion instruments that add an exotic flavor. The amount of instruments may be expanded to add to the excitement and overall effect. Joseph Compello knows how to write interesting music that students will love to play and will learn from.

Cinderella - Hoffman

Cinderella - Kees Vlak

Cinderella Overture - Gioachino Rossini

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