Bach To the Future (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

Traditional march favorites that can be performed by younger ensembles. Shaffer has crafted this contemporary medley of three of the most famous march melodies of all time; National Emblem, Colonel Bogey and The Billboard March.

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Back Bone (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

Once heard and experienced, the melody of this exquisite lyrical work by Robert W. Smith stays in the hearts and minds of musician and listener. From the opening phrases in the solo clarinet to the full band melodic statements, "Hope" takes us on a warm and beautiful musical journey of reflection and promise. Appropriate for concert/festival programming, "Hope" will become a staple in your concert band repertoire.

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Back from The Wars (from 'For England, Harry and St. George') (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Gorb, Adam

The little pieces that form 'For England, Harry and St. George' may be played individually, in pairs, scattered through a programme or, when given complete, may even be played in a different order. All take their inspiration from the music of mediaeval and renaissance Britain, the scene of political intrigue, social turmoil and military strife. Performers should keep in mind the combination of vigour, mysticism and grandeur which so characterised English music of this bygone age. AB grade 2Duration: 02:00

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Back on Track (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Schwarz, Otto M.

Back on Track is a spectacular composition for Concert Band. Otto M. Schwarz composed an opening fanfare for the beginning, which can also be played as a short 'teaser' at festive events. A motif is treated through various rhythms and time signatures and leads to an epic finale, splendidly brought to life by the glorious timbres of the brass.Duration: 3.00

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Back to School Blues (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Strommen, Carl

Your students may feel the blues when they're coming back to school. But don't worry--there are no swing rhythms, just a few blue notes in this work. It's a tremendous opportunity to teach others about the blues style. Back to School Blues - Summer's over! Duration: 1.45

Back to the Future (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Silvestri, Alan - Briat, Juri

Juri Briat has made a daring arrangement of this spectacular film score. Through his skilful instrumentation, the sound of this work closely resembles that of the original version for a symphony orchestra. In this arrangement Juri Briat has combined dazzling brass passages with virtuoso woodwinds and saxophones. A challenge for any band with ambition. Duration: 3.30

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Back to the Future (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Silvestri, Alan - Saurer, Marcel

Duration: 4.30

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Back to the Future (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Silvestri, Alan - Sweeney, Michael

Specifically arranged for junior ensembles, here is a great-sounding version of this classic movie theme featuring limited ranges and easy rhythms.

Backdraft (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Zimmer, Hans - Myokoin, Masato

Duration: 5.00

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Bad (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Jackson, Michael - Fukushima, Hirokazu

Five years after the release of the monster album Thriller, which sold a record-breaking 105 million copies worldwide up to this date, this second single from the album Bad, released in 1987, also peaked at number one on the Billboard chart. This song was performed during Michael's first solo world tour that started from Japan (Korakuen Stadium) in September 1987. The short film directed by Martin Scorsese also generated great publicity. In particular, the animated group dance scene in the subway made a huge impact on the viewers and distinguished Michael's image. As the video depicts, "bad" in this song's lyrics indicate the kicking, cool unruly living on the streets. As the opening number, Bad strikes out a course of slight-but-right edginess with its dynamically groovy arrangement that underscores the electric funk in the original tune. Don't miss the last punch line: Who's bad?Duration: 4:00

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