Country Dance - Rob Ares

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Country Express - Jirka Kadlec

Country Fantasy (Optional choir) - Philip A. Parker

Country Gardens - Percy Aldridge Grainger

In typical Percy Grainger fashion, this is a quiet, delicate, yet playable work that features the woodwinds primarily, but is enjoyable for all. Grades 4-5.

Country Gardens - Percy Grainger

One of Grainger's most popular piano encores was improvisations on English Morris Dance tunes that he programmed as COUNTRY GARDENS.Adolf Schmid's 1925 orchestration displays many features that bear witness to his deep knowledge of Percy Grainger's orchestral palette, making it ideal for symphonic wind band adaptation. Grainger's mature concept of the wind band is seen in CHILDREN'S MARCH, LINCOLNSHIRE POSY, and LADS OF WAMPHRAY. With this knowledge in hand, Mark Rogers has created a wind-band scoring (appearing for the first time with full score) that should delight conductors looking for a concise introduction into the world of Percy Grainger.

Country Girl - Günter Noris

Country March - Michel van Delft

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Country Overture - Lorenzo Pusceddu

Country Roads - John Denver

Country Scenes - Hans Aerts

Country Scenes takes us back to the early English settlements on the American east coast. The opening section, Daybreak, depicts daybreak in a small village where people go about their daily business. In the second movement, Procession, we hear a stately and elaborate funeral march that symbolises the intertwining of religion with everyday life. The closing section, Village Dance, which is written in rondo form, brings the lively atmosphere of a village festival to life.

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