Lincolnshire Posy - Percy Aldridge Grainger / arr. Michael Ryan

Two of Grainger's "bunch of musical wildflowers" including "Harkstow Grange" and "The Lost Lady Found" present no technical challenges, and his signature style and unique harmonic palette are evident in both movements. Plenty of music is found while introducing this master composer and his contribution to our rich musical heritage to your beginners. (3:45)

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Lincolnshire Posy for Chamber Wind Ensemble - Percy Aldridge Grainger / arr. Matthew Osika

Skillfully scored for chamber winds to allow for use in smaller conducting classes, this arrangement of Lincolnshire Posy is as artful as the original. It can just as easily be used for performance at college chamber recitals.

Listen to the Lambs - Robert Nathaniel Dett / arr. Clarence E. Barber

is, in its original form, an a cappella choral work. Called "a religious characteristic in the form of an anthem" by its composer, the composition is one of breath-taking beauty and sensitivity. It was first published in 1914. (6:00)

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Little Bear's Lullaby - Matt Neufeld

This was written for my two children. We call them both "Little Bear" and, one night, as I was tucking them into bed, I sang them this melody. Little Bear's Lullaby evokes musical images of a warm bed, a cozy blanket, and falling asleep next to people that you love.

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Londonderry Air

Titled for the County Londonderry in Ireland, this famous song is performed in Northern Ireland as a victory anthem. This arrangement is rich with texture, supporting the familiar melody---this is an endearing and musical choice for inclusion on any program. (3:15) This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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Looking Up - Patrick Roszell

Going through a major life change can be tough, but it can show you strengths you never knew you had. Written with flowing melodies and lush harmonies, , by Patrick Roszell

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Looney Tunes

Eric Osterling arranges for concert band the music that made the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes characters jump out of the screen and into the hearts of kids of all ages.

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Looney Tunes Overture

Music is called 'the universal language,' and cartoons should probably have the same distinction. The wonderful humor of the animated characters takes us into a world where anything is possible. Identifying those marvelous Warner Bros. 'toons are theme songs known wherever motion pictures, television, and computers are found. This medley is one of the most perfectly balanced ever written. It plays itself! (duration 3:02)

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Looney Tunes: Back in Action

Straight from the recently released motion picture, this is cartoon music at its best. With some old favorites and some new tunes, this one is sure to bring a smile to everyone's face. Titles include "What's Up?," "Hot Pursuit," "Car Trouble," "Paris Street," "Thin Air," "Tasmanian Devil," and "The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down." A great variety in styles with outstanding teaching opportunities for all sections. (3:58)

Lost Tomb of the Incas - Michael Story

Inspired by the 1911 discovery of a well preserved Inca ruin in Peru, Michael Story has scored this intriguing work for beginners. opens with a driving fanfare followed by an initial flute statement of the characteristic melody. The theme develops and builds to a dynamic conclusion. Certain to capture the imaginations of students and audiences alike! This title is available in MakeMusic Cloud.

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