Currents (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Smith, Robert W.

The term current is defined as a steady flow of water, air or electricity in a particular direction. Whatever form the current takes, it is a fascinating source of energy that supports, yet challenges mankind in multiple ways. The composition "Currents" by Robert W. Smith takes its inspiration by the various forms of energy used in the art of music and in music education. Unpredictable, yet constantly flowing, the interacting musical lines of energy provide a unique experience for both performer and listener alike. Duration: 4.30

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CURSE OF THE JADE SCORPION (Advanced Concert Band) - Ketelby, Albert - Saurer & Tailor

In a Persian Market. Duration: 4:30

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Curtain Call

"Curtain Call" was originally composed for the Dallas Brass as part of a collection of works entitled Brass Grooves. Though originally written for 5 brass players and percussionist, it really comes to life in this sparkling concert band setting! Every section in the band is featured and it is also an excellent choice for community bands. Conceived as a tribute to all the great finales, encores and reprises written for the stage, "Curtain Call" is a flashy, energetic flag-waver that is sure to be the perfect ending for your concert!

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CURTAIN CALL (Concert Band) - Woolfenden, Guy

Includes:Solemn MarchValse TristeFinaleThe thematic material for the first movement, Solemn March, started life as a coronation procession in Trevor Nunn's legendary production of The Revenger's Tragedy, a notorious Jacobean blood and guts play by Cyril Tourneur. Trevor Nunn was also the director of a much loved production of All's Well That Ends Well, starring Dame Peggy Ashcroft and Harriet Walter, from which the Valse Triste comes, featuring a haunting melody tailor-made for the oboe. The last movement, Finale, is a reworking of the curtain call music for Bill Alexander's amazing production of Richard III starring Antony Sher, who memorably played the role on crutches.

Curtain Up! (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Woodfield, Ray

This work is for Concert Bands with a reduced number of players

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CURTAIN UP! (Easy Concert Band) - Woodfield, Ray

Duration: 2'45". Easy/Medium.

Cut to the Chase (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Stalter, Todd

In popular jargon, the phrase "cut to the chase" means to get to the really interesting or important point, and leave out all that is unnecessary. It originated from early cinematic lore when silent films were full of romantic story lines that inevitably led to much more exciting and memorable chase sequences. In this work, the melodic fragments are tossed around the band to give the impression that everyone is being chased or chasing something. To pay homage to the phrase's past, the frantic atmosphere stops for an obligatory inclusion of a slow, romantic chord progression with a soaring melody, and then the chase resumes, building to a rousing conclusion.Duration: 2:30

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Cute (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Hefti, Neal - Phillippe, Roy

Scored by Roy Phillippe to feature your set drummer. This ''feel-good'' chart will ensure a smile on everyone's face.Duration: 3.15

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Cyberlink 3 (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Huckeby, Ed

Cyberlink 3 is a musical journey into the world of science fiction, fantasy and space travel! Using special musical effects and easily executed rhythmic elements, this unique selection allows students and audiences the opportunity to exercise their imagination. While the musical concepts are within the grasp of developing bands, the end result provides significant latitude for individual interpretation. Is there a villain?...or a cyborg?...or are we just imagining? You can really have fun with this one as a concert or contest selection! Duration: 3.15

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Cyclist in Moscow (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - De Haan, Jan

Cyclist in Moscow was written to introduce beginner players to ensemble playing as early as possible. Thanks to the low grade of difficulty of this piece this it is possible to play in a 'real band' after only a few lessons. Because of the four-part instrumentation, Cyclist in Moscow is suitable for smaller strengths, taking into account that it is important to divide parts evenly among the players. Also includes an ad-lib keyboard/piano part to support the ensemble.Duration: 1:15

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