Sleigh Ride Romance (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Nijs, Johan

Duration: 3:45

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Sleighbell Serenade (from Three Christmas Pictures) (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Lane, Philip - Noble, Paul

The Three Christmas Pictures were written at various times in the 1980s. The first, Sleighbell Serenade, has been the composer's most widely performed work, having been played on every inhabited continent, and was first commercially recorded in Australia in 1986. Words have been added for a choral version. Starlight Lullaby was first performed in 1990, while Christmas Eve Waltz dates from 1989. Three Christmas Pictures may be performed as a suite, in any order, or as individual pieces.

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SLIDE PROJECTIONS (Wind Band CD)

Recorded by Brett Baker (Trombone) with the Maidstone Wind Symphony (Jonathan Crowhurst). Include: Trombone Concerto (Wiffin); T-Bone Concerto (de Meij); Trombone Concerto (Sparke); Canterbury Chorale (Van der Roost).

Slide Show (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

An expressive introduction leads to an exciting allegro section that is both unique and appealing! An interesting moderato section adds contrast before returning to the allegro and a bold, dynamic ending. Perfect for contest or concert use.

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Slides Pleasure (Trombone Trio or Solo with Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Laseroms, Wim

After the huge success of Magic Slides, Wim Laseroms recently composed a work in which characteristic slides occupy centre stage once again. This cheerful work has not only been issued in a version for trombone trio with band accompaniment, but also in a version with just one soloist in the picture. Slides Pleasure: a surprisingly captivating intermezzo for your concert.Duration: 4:30

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Slidestream (Trombone Section Feature with Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Tinner, Gilbert

Slidestream is particularly dedicated to the trombone section. The composer, a trombonist himself, purposely renounced integrating technically difficult challenges; he lets the warm colours of the instrument come to light in the lyrical theme. Slidestream is a composition in Latin style, rich in nuances in the accompaniment,which will allow your trombone players a chance to shine.Duration: 4:10

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Slim Trombone (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Fillmore, Henry - Shaffer, David

Reminiscent of Henry Fillmore's magnificent Lassus Trombone, Slim Trombone is one of several trombone "smears" that Fillmore wrote in the early part of the 20th century. Much easier than its musical cousin Lassus Trombone, David Shaffer's arrangement brings this long-lost gem back into the libraries of modern concert bands. Carefully scored for today's concert band instrumentation, the delightful melodies and slidin' trombones will make this piece a favorite of your students and your audience!

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Slingshot (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Story, Michael

A driving original work that's fun to play and a compelling performance piece for your audience. Teaching opportunities abound with careful attention to shifting dynamics, counting, and a variety of articulations. It's creatively scored to accommodate all of your percussionists or as few as five. This one's right on target!

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Slip and Slide (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Ford, Ralph

This delightful original melody is interrupted by comical trombone glissandos throughout . . . each carefully marked with slide positions for ease of teaching. A pleasant and unique opportunity to feature your beginning trombonists. "Listen to the sounds I can make with my new trombone!" This is a great selection to recruit more beginning trombonists. Duration: 1.30

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Slippery Elm Rag (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

The "Prelude" creates a dramatic yet lyrical mood and is characterized by the use of interesting modern harmonies. The "Celebration" section, in contrast, features exciting and varied rhythms which propel the work to its logical conclusion. This outstanding and readily playable composition is a valuable addition to band literature.

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