Retriever Reveries (Concert Band - Score Only) - Wiffin, Rob

This slightly unusual title reflects the fact that we, the Wiffin family, love Golden Retrievers and have shared our lives with them for the past 25 years or so. As a breed they can look very similar but their characters are, of course, very different. These two contrasting movements, At the Splash with Sim and Barnaby Behaves Badly, highlight just a couple of aspects of life with these faithful and loving companions.

Retrograde (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Gassi, Vince

Add one part catchy rhythm, two parts tuneful theme, a pinch of cilantro mixed with slow-simmered sweet onions and... oh sorry, wrong recipe. At any rate, not only is this piece fun to play, but your students will also love the additional challenge of discovering as many retrograde pitches and rhythms as possible, both in their own part and between parts. We don't even know how many there are! It's even more fun than Where's Waldo. Now get cookin', with Vince Gassi's Retrograde! Duration: 2.45

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RETROGRADE INVERSION (Programme Concert Band) - Wiffin, Rob

This work is retro! It looks back to the disco era, and although the title suggests a serious work, it is really just a bit of fun!

RETURN OF THE BRASSY KNIGHTS, The (Music for Concert Band) - Johansen, Bertil Palmer

American Grade 3

Return of the Crusaders

Full of cinematic grandeur and epic style, "Return of the Crusaders" provides an exciting and effective vehicle for your next concert. Gorgeous melodies, rousing themes, and effective changes of mood and character portray the crusaders and their quest. The ample percussion parts provide sparkle, and power the bold themes of the piece, which are balanced by the beautiful lyrical melodies that are also present. An especially effective piece for contest, take your audience on a trip to the ancient world with "Return of the Crusaders."

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Return of the Monarchs (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Lopez, Victor

Musically tracking the fascinating migration paths of these beautiful insects, Return of the Monarchs vividly displays their birth and long journey. On occasion, the work is flamboyant and impulsive in nature to reflect their unpredictable migration path while also graceful and beautiful, demonstrating their flutter movement as they stop along their journey. A vibrant and elegant choice!Duration: 4.30

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Return of the Vikings (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Appermont, Bert

This composition paints a picture of belligerent and brave Vikings. After a short introduction the lofty main theme is heard, accompanied by sombre drum sounds. A brief idyllic passage follows that evokes a beautiful landscape. Gradually, a heroic melody is revealed, leading to a great tutti, in which the rousing main theme is heard once more. Return of the Vikings closes with the sound of heroic brass and festive chords. Duration: 3.15

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Return to Camelot (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Watson, Scott

Camelot refers to an idyllic time and place, lost to lore and legend, but which continues on in the hearts, minds, and stories of so many. When our imagination and sense of adventure allow it, we return to Camelot, with its gallant knights of the Round Table, acts of chivalry, and even moments of magic! This exciting piece by Scott Watson, with its driving tempo, insistent rhythms, modal harmonies, and glimpses of beauty, musically transports the listener back to King Arthur's Camelot. Duration: 3.30

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Return to Neverland (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

Return to Neverland is a selection of melodies from the film of the same name, which was inspired by the timeless book by J J Barrie. This skilful arrangement interweaves fragments of the main melodies to make a fun and exciting work for concert band. 0:08:00

Return to the White City (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Davoren, Tom

This concert overture takes its name from the famous White City Stadium, situated in the London district of the same name, which was built to accommodate marathon running distances during the United Kingdom's first hosting of the Olympic Games in 1908. It is structurally based around key physical phases of endurance in long distance running.Duration: 4:15

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