Curious Cobbler - Michael Oare

Imagine a slightly confused cobbler and his workshop of curious tools and gadgets. Michael Oare's descriptive and clever work for beginning bands features a tuneful melody and special effects in the percussion section.

Currents - Robert W. Smith

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Curse Of The Jade Scorpion - Albert Ketèlbey

Curse Of The Pharaohs - Chris Bernotas

Curtain Call - John Wasson

"Curtain Call" was originally composed for the Dallas Brass as part of a collection of works entitled Brass Grooves. Though originally written for 5 brass players and percussionist, it really comes to life in this sparkling concert band setting! Every section in the band is featured and it is also an excellent choice for community bands. Conceived as a tribute to all the great finales, encores and reprises written for the stage, "Curtain Call" is a flashy, energetic flag-waver that is sure to be the perfect ending for your concert!

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Curtain Up Vol. 1 - Brian Balmages

Curtain Up! (A Theater Overture for Winds) - Alfred Reed

From the renowned composer Alfred Reed comes this unique musical panorama. An original work, it explores the theater overture style as one of the important musical styles to emerge in the 20th century. Written for the Wheaton, Illinois Municipal Band's 60th anniversary, this single movement work includes six sections: Opening Fanfare, Bright Two-Step, Romantic Ballad, Soft Shoe Novelty, Latin Production Number, and Jazz/Rock Finale.

Custer's Cavalry - Karl L. King

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Custom House - Dick Ravenal

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Cut to the Chase - Larry Barton

This funky rock-chart is composed by Larry Barton, a US composer living in Kentucky. This arrangement is made to feature two soloists, the Tenor Saxophone and the Tuba. The tuba-player can choose to play the solo-part on a Helicon or Sousaphone, that only adds more spice to the style! An alternative is to let the Baritone Saxophone play the bass-part.

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