Club Paradiso - Sven Van Calster

Club Paradiso is a work by Sven Van Calster, written in his well-known, approachable style. He composed this work in the hotel of the same name during a holiday in Alanya, Turkey. He paid special attention to an even distribution of the most enjoyable passages amongst all the parts of the orchestra, and also took care of the necessary duplications so that most orchestras are able to play the piece.

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Club Sandwich - Dennis Armitage

Clubmarsch - Piet Bisselink

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Clumsy - Stacy Ferguson

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Cluster Fluster Bluster March - David Holsinger

This piece is a riot! Your young band will really enjoy this fun march that absolutely sparkles with dissonant notes, trombone smears and amusing percussion effects! As an entertaining program choice, we recommend it highly!

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Clutch - Brian Balmages

Fasten your seatbelts for this aggressive and harmonically colorful work! Clutch is an intense experience, using percussion to establish a strong rhythmic pulse that compliments the powerful melodic lines throughout. While the piece has an amazingly complex sound and vivid imagery, Brian Balmages has once again managed to do so with music that sounds difficult but is surprisingly achievable for young musicians!

CMYK - Thomas Asanger

Coast Guards - Karl L. King

A must have of James Swearingen's arrangement of King's classic "Coast Guards" March. While not difficult, this is one of King's nicest marches and is an excellent choice for contest or concert use.

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Coast Impressions - André Waignein

Coast Life - Johan Nijs

Coast Life is an easy concert work composed by Johan Nijs and orchestrated for concert band. The three movements of this piece describe life on and around the coast. You can visit the bustling harbour, take a trip on the sea whether it be calm or stormy, or you can take a coast trip - either on the beach or along the promenade. All aspects of the seaside are portrayed in this attractive work.

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