The Common Denominator (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sheldon, Robert

This energetic piece for beginning band provides drama and imagination to any program. Exploring rhythm in common time while highlighting dynamics and style, audiences will never imagine that only a handful of notes are used!Duration: 2.00

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The Compass Rose Story (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Nijs, Johan

Duration: 7.45

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The Complete Harry Potter (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Brubaker, Jerry

Themes from all eight moviesThe wizard lives on! Some of the most beautiful and exciting themes from all of the Harry Potter movies are beautifully arranged into one manageable work. Over a ten-year period, four different composers contributed poignant and truly magical scores to eight award-winning films. In less than 12 minutes the listener can experience "Hedwig's Theme," Nimbus 2000," "Hogwarts," "Quidditch," "Harry's Wondrous World," "Fawkes the Phoenix," "Harry in Winter," "Dumbledore's Farewell," "Voldemort", and the intense "Elder Wand" theme where Voldemort wickedly thrusts Dumbledore's Wand to the sky! More themes abound including the mysterious "Lily's Theme", "The Friends," "The Weasly Stomp," and "Obliviate." A fitting finale, John Williams' compelling "Family Portrait" theme is used in the finale of the final film to send off future wizards as they board Hogwarts Express.Duration: 11:45

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The Conestoga Trail (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Story, Michael

The charm of the days of the wild, wild west never grows old. It is a part of our history (whether we're native or naturalised) that romances a time of wagons, horses, hardship and discovery. Mike Story's easy salute stylizes the sounds of the era. The enjoyment is built-in!Duration: 2.00

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The Conqueror (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Sparke, Philip

Philip Sparke wrote this march for the famous brass band contest held ever year on Whit Friday in Oldham and Saddleworth. Given the competition's long history (over 120 years), he consciously composed this piece in a very traditional march form. The title, The Conqueror, refers to Alexander the Great's nickname as well as being something every band aspires to be!Duration: 3:00

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The Conquest of Genghis Khan (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Story, Michael

This dramatic original overture will whisk your students and listeners to the year 1223 A.D. Musically depicting the legendary story, The Conquest of Genghis Khan begins featuring a beautiful flute melody representing the young girl who alerted her village of Khan's army invading. Full of emotion and vivid musical images, this is a wonderful contribution to the young band literature.Duration: 2.45

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The Corsair's Landing

Make a powerful statement with this excellent concert opener where the band is showcased with solid, dramatic scoring. Short solos for flute, clarinet, and trumpet are readily achievable and add moments of delicate contrast.

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The Cossack (March) (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Rimmer, William - Brand, Geoffrey

Another great march from William Rimmer, Britain's Lancashire-born "March King," who is reputed to have written more that a hundred marches. A Cossack, as defined in The Oxford Dictionary, is a "member of a people of southeastern Russia, especially as light horse in Russian army." William Rimmer's march opens with a magnificent portrayal of the strength and vigor which that definition implies and there is more character portrayal to come. An insightful Trio provides evidence of a Cossack's more reflective side before a short bridge takes the music back, via a Da Capo, to its opening power and strength. In William Rimmer's skillful hands, "March: The Cossack" is veritably a musical portrait.

The Cossack (March) (Concert Band - Score Only) - Rimmer, William - Brand, Geoffrey

Another great march from William Rimmer, Britain's Lancashire-born "March King," who is reputed to have written more that a hundred marches. A Cossack, as defined in The Oxford Dictionary, is a "member of a people of southeastern Russia, especially as light horse in Russian army." William Rimmer's march opens with a magnificent portrayal of the strength and vigor which that definition implies and there is more character portrayal to come. An insightful Trio provides evidence of a Cossack's more reflective side before a short bridge takes the music back, via a Da Capo, to its opening power and strength. In William Rimmer's skillful hands, "March: The Cossack" is veritably a musical portrait.

The Cottage on the Lake (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Swearingen, James

This highly crafted composition is destined to become an instant gem for band directors who seek to teach their students the wonderful art of performing expressive music. By including the artistic ingredient of visual imagery, your young performers will experience the unique opportunity of creating a musical portrait that will invariably come to life. Simply stunning! Duration: 2.30

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