Speculations (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Goorhuis, Rob

Durations: 8:00

Speed it Up (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Nijs, Johan

Duration: 2:15

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Speed Trap (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Hodges, Steve

Imagine yourself cruising on the expressway in your favourite car with time to burn. This exciting rock piece represents a need for speed and also a need to stay alert! Featuring a solid bass line and infectious motives, this is sure to be a hit with the band as well as the audience.Duration: 2:15

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

A concert, contest, or festival opener cast in traditional ABA overture form, the piece maintains the same energetic tempo throughout. The enhanced contemporary elements composer Michael Story selected permit a fresh new feel. Demonstrating rhythmic precision, ensemble consistency and conformity, and varied articulations, Speedball will provide the clarity necessary for a successful performance. A vigorous musical adventure! Duration: 2.30

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Speedway (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Longfield, Robert

Here's a unique and entertaining piece for beginning bands that will get everyone into a racetrack frame of mind. With some carefully controlled chaos along with race car sounds supplied by the trombones, your beginning players are sure to have as much fun performing this as your audience will hearing it. Duration: 1:45

Speedy Gonzales (Flexible Ensemble - Score and Parts) - Schaars, Peter Kleine

The Fastest Mouse in all MexicoSpeedy Gonzales is a well-known cartoon character from the series Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies by Warner Bros. Pictures. This super-fast Mexican mouse with its large yellow sombrero drives both Daffy Duck and the cat Sylvester to distraction time and again. The song that was inspired by the shrewd little mouse, of which many cover versions in different languages have been made throughout the years, has been arranged for flexible instrumentation by Peter Kleine Schaars. His arrangement has the same drive and energy as the original, and leaves room to feature Speedy's renowned catchphrase Andale! Andale! Arriba! Arriba!Duration: 2.15

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SPENTE LE STELLE (SATB Chorus with Intermediate Concert Band) - Capdevielle, Jean-Patrick - Parson, Ted

Duration: 4:00

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Sphere of Fire

A distinctive concert piece by popular composer that is sure to be popular with middle school, jr. high and smaller high school bands. Shaffer's use of driving rhythms, memorable melodies, interesting harmonies, and a real flare for dynamics make this composition a superior choice for concert or festival performances. Very highly recommended!

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Spider Legs (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Wiffin, Rob

Spider Legs is a vibrant Latin dance number. Although I have used Latin rhythms in pieces in recent years this is the first time I have returned wholeheartedly to one of my favourite types of music since I wrote Tiptoe Tune in 2001. Typically I wrote it when I should have been writing something else but I really enjoyed going back to these rhythms. Stylistically Spider Legs can best be described I suppose as 'Merengue House' but perhaps it is better without any description! It was composed in 2014, shortly after the birth of my granddaughter Emma Louisa who was nicknamed 'Spider Legs' at the time and the name seemed to fit the music so well that I could not resist it.

Spider Legs (Concert Band - Score Only) - Wiffin, Rob

Spider Legs is a vibrant Latin dance number. Although I have used Latin rhythms in pieces in recent years this is the first time I have returned wholeheartedly to one of my favourite types of music since I wrote Tiptoe Tune in 2001. Typically I wrote it when I should have been writing something else but I really enjoyed going back to these rhythms. Stylistically Spider Legs can best be described I suppose as 'Merengue House' but perhaps it is better without any description! It was composed in 2014, shortly after the birth of my granddaughter Emma Louisa who was nicknamed 'Spider Legs' at the time and the name seemed to fit the music so well that I could not resist it.