Cruisin - William Owens

Crunch Time! - James Swearingen

When it's hip to be cool, this is the piece that both you and all your students will want to play over and over again. Crunch Time is the perfect selection for an concert, school assembly, or that occasional athletic pep rally. Your percussionists will delight in the myriad of sounds required for this work and you can be assured that the scoring for brass and woodwinds is extremely solid from top to bottom. You might just want to consider saving this for the end of practice to insure that your young musicians will be exiting rehearsal with huge smiles on their faces.

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Crunchy Granola Suite - Neil Diamond

Neil Diamond wrote his Crunchy Granola Suite when he moved to Los Angeles in the 1970s and got to know macrobiotic granola as part of a health-conscious lifestyle. The lyrics of this cheerful song even suggest that eating granola might just be more wholesome than a visit to a psychologist... The song became even better known when the renowned Percy Faith Orchestra turned it into an instrumental version. It was the tune of a number of radio shows, and for good reason. The catchy music is recognizable: an earworm that keeps playing through your mind - in a good way. Highly recommended for your next concert!

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Cruor Bellum - Afonso Alves

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0F4CtC7uz7c

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Crusader's Journey, Dream Of A Small boy

Cry me a River

Cry me a River - Arthur Hamilton

Cry Me A River is an American standard, written by Arthur Hamilton in 1953, and in the first instance made known by Julie London's performance. Cry Me A River was also the opening track on the CD 'Crazy Love' by Michael Bubl. He turned it into a swinging big band arrangement, with a James Bond type feel. This arrangement was originally written for Harmony Band with solo voice but is also available for alto sax, tenor sax, trumpet, baritone or trombone

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Cry Of The Celts - Peter Graham

Cry of the Falcon - Kevin Houben

The Cry of the Falcon refers to the Germanic Goddess Freya, who had a cloak of feathers that gave her the ability to change into a falcon. As a falcon Freya could make her way among people. Weeping and screaming, she searched for her losthusband Odur. Power and justice are the main ideas portrayed by Kevin Houben in this lyrical concert work.

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Cry of the Last Unicorn - Rossano Galante

Intensely descriptive from the very first note, Cry of the Last Unicorn portrays a fateful encounter of hunters tracking the last Unicorn. The music is at times poignant and other times dramatic and exciting asthe chase is depicted. Sweeping themes and rich scoring help to make this a memorable work for the symphonic stage. Dur: 7:00 (Grade 4)