Atlanta '96 - Wim Laseroms

The 1996 Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta acted as the inspirationfor Wim Laseroms to compose this piece. It is in the form of aconcert march and its brilliant festive lyrical style reflects the bestof everything about this most prestigious sporting event. Why notcelebrate this year's Olympics in China by performing this spiritedand energetic march.

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Atlanta Constitution - Innes

Atlantic - Gerard Boedijn

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Atlantic Avenue - James L. Hosay

On hot summer nights all along the east coast of America thebeach front strip comes alive with the sights and sounds ofsummer as nightclubs and bands crack out their sizzling music.Incorporating the funky-rock sounds of east coast beachmusic of the 60s and 70s, Atlantic Avenue takes a nostalgicstep into the past whilst keeping a solid foothold in the present.With elements of doo-wop, soul and swing this piece is burstingwith surf, sand and sunshine

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Atlantic Mars - Philip A. Parker

Atlantic Odyssey - Philip Sparke

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Atlantic Rhapsody - Robert Thurston

Robert Thurston uses the U.S. Navy Hymn, Eternal Father, Strong to Save, as a starting point for his expansive Atlantic Rhapsody,using the tune's melodic motifs to create moods ranging from reflective and prayerful to buoyant and adventurous. With his usual flair for musical detail, and interesting lines in every part, Thurston has written the soundtrack for an exhilarating musical voyage!

Atlantic Zephyrs - Simons

Novelette Solo for Cornet, Trombone or Baritone with Band

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Atlantis - Alexander Reuber

Atlantis - Anne McGinty

Already a classic in the grade 1 repertoire, Anne McGinty's composition sounds sophisticated without being hard. It features effective use of polychords, modal harmonies and a driving percussion part. Written with just a single tempo, this is sure to make your beginners sound great! Dur: 2:05