Adagio from the Concerto for Trumpet in Eb - Franz Joseph Haydn

Adagio from: Grande Sonate Pathetique Opus 13 - Ludwig van Beethoven

Adagio in C minor Op. 13 - Ludwig van Beethoven

Adagio K622 - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Adagio Non Troppo, Extrait des Lieder Ohne Worte - Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy

Adagio Sentimentale - Jirka Kadlec

Adagio Sostenuto - Vincent Persichetti

From Persichetti's many offerings for band, the Adagio Sostenuto movement of his Symphony is a particular favorite for festivals and contests. The second movement of this popular work is one of the most beautiful pieces in the wind band reportoire. This movement is offered as a stand alone publication, so that bands that are not technically ready for the entire piece can still perform this lyrical "gem." Without question, the second movement is technically easier but musically challenging. The piece is well worth the effort.

Adagio, Extrait du Concerto K622, Clarinette Solo - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Adam's Song - Louis Adam

French composer, pianist and music teacher Louis Adam worked at the Conservatory of Paris for more than four decades. He wrote two renowned educational piano methods, as well as a number of sonatas for piano and violin. Robert vanBeringen has arranged the adagio movement from a sonatine for piano written by Adam, and given the work the title Adam's Song. Thus, this beautiful, relatively unknown music is now also available for concert bands, a wonderfulrediscovery! Dur: 3:30

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Adamant - Larry Clark

Larry Clark's Adamant is strong from the very beginning helping even the youngest of players sound confident and assertive. The work is set in C minor with simple rhythms no more difficult than two repeated eighth notes. With biting dissonances and angular interjections in the flowing main theme, the piece is quite dramatic for beginning band students. They will want to play it again and again.