Dance With the Devil - Fritz Neuböck

Dance with the Devil - Fritz Neuböck Jr.

Dance-Suite On A Theme - Ivo Kouwenhoven

Dancer Takes The Lead! - Webb

We all know about Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, but have you ever wondered if the other reindeer are jealous of him? Well, one reindeer is, Dancer - and now he gets to have his own music! The happy jazz feel and cool swing beat present Up on the Housetop as you've never heard it before! Finger-snapping fun for the entire band. This will be the hit of your holiday concert!

Danceries La Cour De Franois 1Er - Claude Gervaise

Danceries. Set II (wind band score&parts - Kenneth Hesketh

Dances & Sonnets - Jacob de Haan

Dances & Sonnets is a piece by Jacob de Haan, inspired by the dance and poetry of the 19th Century Europe. Lively instrumental dances alternate with spoken sonnets that are recited by one or more readers, accompanied by quiet, solemn music to provide contrast. De Haan has compiled a list of suggested poems to be read, but other poems may be selected that better fit the occasion. Dances & Sonnets is a dramatic and truly special piece!

Dances Around the World

Dances Fantastique - David Shaffer

This exciting work for concert band is a set of three delightful dances. Opening with a bold fanfare statement, the first dance reveals the melodic material that is the basis for all three movements. The title of this movement, Double Dance, is derived from the second statement of the melody, appearing in doubled rhythmic values. The second movement, Round Dance, the melody is written as a three part round. You could not have a Round Dance without a Square Dance, which is the title of final movement. Lots of fun percussion instruments add interesting timbres throughout. This interesting and clever composition is perfect for contest and festival.

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Dances For Sem Yeto - Gary P. Gilroy

Commissioned and premiered by the Solano County Honor Band Association to commemorate their 50th anniversary with the composer conducting. Mysterious samplings from the percussion section open while an American Indian flute presents the first theme. As with other works by Gilroy, the composition explores an extensive variety of percussion timbres to keep the piece interesting and always changing. After the introduction, the spirit of the work changes to a lively and festive dance with constantly changing meters which makes the piece come alive. This then winds down to an Indian lullaby, the simple and pensive melody providing a relaxing and welcome change before a dramatic a return to the original festive dance with a slightly modified setting. The final moments of the work are quite fierce with bold and intense percussion accompanying tight harmonies and complex rhythms for an exciting and driving ending..