Cimarron

Fanfare like gestures and a bold rhythmic push characterize this piece. Clark has kept the range between the first 6 notes that players learn and has used simple eighth note patterns that are well within the grasp of first year groups. The piece is much l less involved and less difficult than it sounds. Perfect for the beginning band!

Cinco de Corazones

Circles In A Square

This piece was commissioned in memory of an extraordinary English teacher. He spent every day reminding his students that their effort was more important than talent, IQ, or ability. his piece depicts the way this teacher engaged his students. It begins with the welcoming of students at the door and builds into the excitement and intensity of the class itself, finishing with the teacher saying goodbye until tomorrow. A different and bright piece with a positive message from composer Ed Kiefer.

City Chase

Experience the thrill of the chase through the dark city streets! This cinematic theme begins with intensity and builds to an aggressive pursuit with many rhythmic twists and turns. A short reflective section in the shadows offers a brief reprieve before the exciting chase resumes with even greater energy and drive. This contemporary style composition offers the opportunity to practice alternating staccato and legato style playing. Several individual solo or lightly scored sections let your ensemble focus on listening and balance skills, until all players converge once again. Enjoy the chase of a great musical experience!

Clarinet on the Town - Ralph Hermann

Clash of the Warriors

Clock Tower

Cloud Dancing

Cloudsplitter

Cloudsplitter - Various

An excellent ensemble (Trade Winds) in their premier recording of old and new band classics featuring the music of Larry Clark, Percy Grainger, Robert Thurston, Carl Strommen, Sean O' Loughlin and others. Includes: Ascendance, The Tell-Tale Heart, Sonic Fusion, Molly on the Shore, Shoutin' Liza Trombone, Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna, Cloudsplitter, Bacchanale, Cascades and Quaere Verum.