Centennial March - Steve Hodges

This uplifting march begins with the clarinets presenting the melody over a single snare drum accompaniment. The textures increase as the melody is developed, leading to a heavier minor section featuring strong lines by the low brass and woodwinds. A modified "roll-off" by the percussion section leads to a seamless modulation and the final presentation of the melody. A dynamic augmentation of the melody brings the march to a stirring conclusion.

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Centuries

Fall Out Boy's commanding tune topped the charts and ESPN used this in their coverage of college football. Your students will love playing this arrangement that includes optional drumset, electric bass, and marching snare drums parts. Bring the power and drive of this tune to your band in this very playable setting. (2:45)

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Centurion - Mark Williams

This Mark Williams best seller has become a standard in the repertoire for very young bands everywhere. Set in a minor key and using only the first few notes learned in beginning band, this imaginative piece will become a favorite of band members and the audience. Correlated with , page 10.

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Centurion Fanfare - Frank McKinney

The centurions were the most famous officers in the Roman army. They lead by example and displayed great courage on the battlefield. Presenting a variety of articulations and contrasting dynamics, "Centurion Fanfare" will bring an exciting, big sound to a very young band. Go forth with strength and honor!

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Cerberus - F. Scott Kroll

Often known as The Hound of Hades, Greek mythology tells us "Cerberus" was the mighty three-headed dog that guards the gate of the Underworld. This song evokes the perspective of Orpheus as he traveled to Hades to win back his love, Eurydice.Original Item#: RWS-2207-00

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Ceremonium - Robert W. Smith

was written as a concert opener or festival work to give the young performing band a taste of 'real music.' It serves as an exceptional vehicle to teach the concepts of phrasing, articulation and key modification. The composer's trademark flowing melodies and countermelodies are always apparent. Vibrant, yet sophisticated!

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Cha'La - Randall D. Standridge

"Cha'La: Dance of the Volcano Goddess" is intended to be an evocative, dramatic work for young band. The piece incorporates chanting, clapping, driving rhythms and dissonant harmonies to create a cinematic portrait of this imaginary island.

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Chaconne - Ron Nelson

Using as its harmonic basis a constantly repeating 8-bar chord pattern (hence, Chaconne), this single-movement, elegiac, and lovely treatment is a combination of interwoven constantly shimmering wind lines with ethereal percussion and keyboard (synthesizer and piano) effects. Solo parts are cued in several other instruments. The result is a stunningly moving musical experience. From the composer of Courtly Airs and Dances and Savannah River Holiday, among many other great works, this is a memorable and moving contribution to the band repertoire.

Champions of Our Future - Jon Bubbett

This energetic opener explodes off the top and never lets up throughout the work. Driving rhythms, strong melodies, and clever harmonies make this a great piece for both performers and audiences. was written for the Thompson Middle School Symphonic Band by Jon Bubbett to honor the leadership of Alabaster, AL City Schools and all they have done to promote band programs in the community.

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Champions Rising - Adrian B. Sims

This dynamic work captures the rising champion spirit in all of us. Bold melodic lines and powerful percussion writing convey virtues of persistence, resilience, determination and excellence. After a great deal of melodic and harmonic development, the music comes to a thrilling conclusion. Guaranteed to have your band rising to new heights!

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