Sound Innovations Fanfare (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sheldon, Robert

Sound Innovations Fanfare is a bright and buoyant opener sure to grab the attention of your audience. Filled with tuneful melodies, soaring lines, and fast-paced technical flourishes, this fanfare provides a distinctive way to begin any concert programme.Duration: 1.15

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SOUND OF MUSIC, The (Intermediate Concert Band) - Hammerstein & Rodgers - Valta, Jan

Duration: 6:00

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Sound Off (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sousa, John Philip

Composed in 1881, during Sousa's tenure as leader of the United States Marine Band, this solid march was composed in honor of the 100th anniversary of the British surrender at Yorktown, Virginia, effectively ending the American Revolutionary War. This bright and stirring march from Sousa's early career is a "must" for Sousa enthusiasts.

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Sound Off! (The Duckworth Chant) (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Watson, Scott

Also known as the Duckworth Chant, this familiar military cadence call has been popular since its creation in 1944 by Private Duckworth of the U.S. Army. Scott Watson's clever arrangement for beginning players uses call and response between sections, and includes an optional vocal chant introduction extolling the virtues of playing in band. Great fun!Duration: 2:50

Sound the Bells! (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Williams, John - Lavender, Paul

Inspired by the huge Japanese temple bells and written to celebrate a royal wedding, this two-minute fanfare by John Williams may be the ultimate concert opener! Originally conceived for brass and percussion, it was later scored for orchestra by Williams and used by the Boston Pops. This edition for band features a festive aura and the splendidly powerful writing that we have come to expect from Mr. Williams.

Sound the Bells! (Concert Band - Score only) - Williams, John - Lavender, Paul

Inspired by the huge Japanese temple bells and written to celebrate a royal wedding, this two-minute fanfare by John Williams may be the ultimate concert opener! Originally conceived for brass and percussion, it was later scored for orchestra by Williams and used by the Boston Pops. This edition for band features a festive aura and the splendidly powerful writing that we have come to expect from Mr. Williams.

Sound Track (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Brien, Terence

A delightful Jazz Waltz.

Sound Variations (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Waignein, Andre

Sound Variations is a work comprising of eight short sections, each based on a simple theme, each characterised by a great variety of styles and sounds. It opens with a fanfare-like introduction that soon leads into the presentation of the main theme followed by five variations on this theme. Each of these variations has its own style: Swing, Latin, Waltz, March and Rock. After a final repeat of the main theme, the work comes to an end with a brilliant finale.Duration: 10:30

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Sounds and Rounds for Band (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Brand, Geoffrey

If you have ever stood before a Concert Band and wondered how you may best help them to sound better then SOUNDS will help. SOUNDS are exercises designed to improve DYNAMICS, RHYTHM, CRESCENDO and DIMINUENDO, INTERVALS, RESTS and ACCENTS. The exercises can also be used for warm-up purposes. They are interesting to play whilst creating an awareness of some of the fundamentals of good performance. ROUNDS are a form of Canon in unison (or octaves) with the players entering at regular rhythmic periods. The first Rounds were printed in 1609 so people have enjoyed performing this form of music for a very long time and still do. Kookaburra comes from Australia, Row Row Row the Boat is English, Frre Jacques is French and in this version a variation on the original melody has been added which also works as a round and adds to the fun. A full score has been provided in order to facilitate rehearsal.

Sounds and Rounds for Band (Concert Band - Score Only) - Brand, Geoffrey

If you have ever stood before a Concert Band and wondered how you may best help them to sound better then SOUNDS will help. SOUNDS are exercises designed to improve DYNAMICS, RHYTHM, CRESCENDO and DIMINUENDO, INTERVALS, RESTS and ACCENTS. The exercises can also be used for warm-up purposes. They are interesting to play whilst creating an awareness of some of the fundamentals of good performance. ROUNDS are a form of Canon in unison (or octaves) with the players entering at regular rhythmic periods. The first Rounds were printed in 1609 so people have enjoyed performing this form of music for a very long time and still do. Kookaburra comes from Australia, Row Row Row the Boat is English, Frre Jacques is French and in this version a variation on the original melody has been added which also works as a round and adds to the fun. A full score has been provided in order to facilitate rehearsal.