Ebullience - Stephen Lias

Ebullience for Trumpet Ensemble is a full-bodied concert piece, ranging from clarion fanfares to soft dynamicism, with a catchy main theme throughout. Campo has successfully expanded the piece into full concert band, with winds and brass sharing the melodic duties, now with added punch in the percussion. An excellent addition to high school/college band programs.

Ebullient Energy - Michael Oare

Commemorating fifty years that the Bay Youth Orchestras of Norfolk, Virginia have served young musicians in the area, Ebullient Energy masterfully portrays a feeling of enthusiasm and joyous excitement. Written completely in one tempo and featuring tuneful melodies, fresh harmonies and careful pacing, this work will provide a rewarding experience for all! Dur: 3:05

Ecce sacerdos - Anton Bruckner

The celebrated Austrian composer Josef Anton Bruckner (1824-1896) owes his fame predominantly to his symphonies, his masses, his Te Deum, his string quintets and his devotional church music, including numerous motets. One of these is the magnificent Ecce sacerdos, which Bruckner composed in 1885. The trombones and organ support the choral parts and the harmonies are inventive and glorious. The Austrian composer and arranger Thomas Doss has made this delightful arrangement for concert band, which does justice to the impressive original work.

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Eccomi in lieta vesta - Vincenzo Bellini

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Echame La Culpa - Luis Fonsi

Echappe - Jean Jacques Charles

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Echi di Trincea

Echi Nostalgici - Walter Farina

Echo - Orlando di Lasso

Here we have a rather easy piece with a grand effect. This 2 x 4 voice Renaissance piece was composed by Orlando di Lasso for double choir. It can be performed by two (half) bands or by a band and a quartet. The separate parts are not really difficult, yet the performance as a canon can cause some difficulties, but that's precisely the pedagogical characteristic of the piece.

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Echo Blues