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Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 1
Chaos Mountain
Using nothing faster than a quarter note (except 8th notes in percussion) and working in melody spots for every section, Michael Oare does a masterful job of capturing a sense of adventure – and possibly danger! – in this powerful work for beginners. This is sure to become a favorite! Dur: 1:55SKU: HL04005123 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 4
Charleston Harbor Celebration
Charleston Harbor Celebration was commissioned by the Charleston Community Band of Charleston, South Carolina (Stephen B. Giove, Conductor). The band commissioned the piece to honor its past conductors — Earl R. Mays, Edwin S. Toporek, Herbert L. Day and John R. Spitler — for their faithful service to education, music and musicians. The piece itself is a concert overture that captures the beauty and energy of Charleston’s important and historic harbor.SKU: AL26832 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 2.5
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Suite from
The Danny Elfman film score was a smash hit. This Roy Phillipe collection will be just the treat. All five of the revered songs are presented in separate movements. “Wonka’s Welcome Song,” “Mike Teavee,” “Violet Beauregarde,” “Veruca Salt” and “Augustus Gloop” combine to recreate the wonderful film music. It’s a sweet complete set for your pops program that’s not to be missed!SKU: AL24752 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 4
Chase the Shouting Wind
Inspired by the poem, “High Flight,” by American WWII pilot, John Gillespie Magee, Jr., this energetic work calls to mind the thrill and freedom of flight. Opening with rhythmic energy in the winds and rich harmonic statements in the brass, the mood gives way to a sensitive lyrical section. A dynamic development of the opening statement leads, ultimately, to a powerful and climactic ending. An excellent contest piece, this selection will enhance any program. (3:40)SKU: AL41965 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 2
Chasing Orion
Chasing Orion refers to the practice of celestial navigation, or “sailing by the stars.” It was inspired by the rich early history of maritime sailing and the commercial shipping industry. After traveling to distant and exotic lands, the fast clipper ships raced toward home, their holds bursting with grain, wool, spices, gold, and other treasures. Catapulted forward by the “roaring forties” wind currents, the sleek and elegant sailing ships swept around the ever-dangerous Cape Horn as they navigated by the stars, “chasing Orion.” A dramatic new addition to the young band literature!SKU: AL32494 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 3
Cheaha Sketches
Reflecting many of the composer’s childhood memories growing up in the deep South, this work rises high into the sky. Original, folk-style melodies along with contemporary harmonies will make this work a perfect contest or concert piece for your concert band. (6:00)SKU: AL42198 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 3
Cheap Thrills
Pop singing sensation Sia created a splash on the music charts with this engaging and distinctive hit. Featuring a moderate tempo and Reggae flavor, the melody is skillfully passed from section to section, while the percussion scoring perfectly enhances the overall effect.SKU: HL04004971 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 2
Cheerleader
A worldwide hit on the music charts! Feature your trumpet player with this soulful melody and percussion section employing congas for the Jamaican flavor of this hit from OMI. The arrangement opens with a brief featured solo and soon grows to employ all members of the ensemble with the enchanting melody over the energetic rhythmic foundation. Get this #1 Hot 100 tune on your next program! (2:00)SKU: AL44899 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 3
Chesapeake
Inspired by the beautiful and bountiful Chesapeake Bay in the Maryland and Virginia areas of the United States, Jerry Brubaker begins this odyssey on a quiet morn, with sounds of gulls riding the winds above gentle waves. The sections of this suite are entitled “Chantey,” “Power,” and “Sail and Festival.” With nautical flavorings throughout, CHESAPEAKE is a celebration of nature’s gift to all who live on, work on, or simply enjoy the waterways of our great nation. (6:54)SKU: ALBD9947 -
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Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 2
Cheyenne
Cheyenne, Wyoming was a very important city in the move westward during the 19th century. It was built at the crossing of the Union Pacific railroad and Crow Creek. Today, Cheyenne remains a vibrant community with the ongoing spirit of the old west. An original work reminiscent of western movie themes, it is set in a traditional ABA overture form. Broad and bold with the spirit of the west. (3:00)SKU: AL43105 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 4
Cheyenne Cañon
Written for Dan Bell and the Cheyenne Mountain Junior High School Symphonic Band, this work was named by the students for a nearby canyon. Cheyenne Cañon presents a wide variety of musical styles from the mystical opening measures through the loping double time feel of the exposition to the melancholy strains of the lyrical middle section. The tempo continues to increase in the final section, propelling the work to its exciting final measures.SKU: AL23322 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 3.5
Children of a Different Sun
Opening with a heroic fanfare, this stunning original composition was inspired by the 15th century Inca citadel Machu Picchu and specifically the Intihuatana stone in what is now southeastern Peru where sun worship was favored. Many historians have come to refer to the Inca Empire as “Children of the Sun.” The work continues with an intense, almost frenzied, component that sets the stage for an active interplay of contrasting themes featuring a melodic statement interrupted by accented percussive statements. A pensive and lush moment builds with strong percussion contribution to a bold and satisfying conclusion. Skillfully arranged by Roland Barrett. (4:45)SKU: AL45806 -
Concert Band, Concert Band Grade: 4.5
Children of Gaia
Gaia is a primordial deity in the Ancient Greek pantheon and is sometimes referred to as Mother Nature. In mythology she had numerous children, many of whom are of great significance to the ancient Greeks. Three of these children are represented in this dramatic work for concert band—the fearsome Typhon, the water goddess Tethys, and the menacing Enceladus. (6:00)SKU: AL44195
