Crest of Nobility - Robert Sheldon

This dramatic Robert Sheldon overture opens with a majestic fanfare and a stately processional leading to a contrasting lyrical statement. A bold transition brings the piece to a rousing conclusion.

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Crestwood - Nancy H. Seward

This excellent festival or contest selection begins with a slow, lyrical legato section which utilizes both woodwind and brass choirs. A contrasting Allegro section follows, providing great stylistic contrast.

Cresus - M.J. Cerfontaine

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Cri de l'me (le) - Roger Boutry

Cricket Dance - Peter Terry

Let your percussion shine in this cute new work for Beginning Band. Using only the first 6 notes of the Bb Scale, composer Peter Terry has created a fun and engaging piece that features the percussion section. This work is also great for introducing lighter articulations to your ensemble.

Cries of London - Martin Ellerby

Crime Time - Les Humphries

Tatort (Scene of the Crime), Derrick and Ein Fall fr zwei (A Case for Two) are three classic crime series on German television. Two of the themes, are from the pen of Klaus Doldinger and the third theme, Derrick was written by Les Humphries, an Englishman, who had great success with the Les Humphries Singers. In Crime Scene Stefan Schwalgin has faithfully adapted the original sound of the melodies to produce a thrilling medley.

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Crimebusters

Crimebusters - Jay Chattaway

Here's something totally different! It's a musical adventure into thematic contrast and development which features the musical triumph of the "good guys" over some rather unsavory characters. Cleverly conceived and skillfully written for younger bands, it's sure to be a real favorite!

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Crimond - Traditional

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