Bandtime - Wim Laseroms

Bandtopia - Matthew R. Putnam

Matthew R. Putnam does it again with this tuneful traditional march that will sound great right away with a developing band. All of the hallmark characteristics and what makes a great march are present to give you limitless teaching opportunities.

Bandwidth - Vince Gassi

"Bandwidth," according to Webster's Dictionary, is the maximum data transfer rate of an electronic communications system. In Bandwidth by Vince Gassi, waves of sound and rhythmic energy (1.21 gigawatts to be exact) are transferred to you and your audiences. Right from the first measure this piece will power on and power you up. Syncopated figures contrast with legato lines while the momentum build throughout. Not too complicated, just fun to play and easy to listen to. (2:14)

Bang the Drum All Day (I Don't Want to Work) - Todd Rundgren

Although it's been called a goofy novelty, this classic Todd Rundgren rock-and-roll favorite is perfect for your beginners. A hard driving rock beat with repeated eighths throughout sets the stage for a big sound in Bang the Drum All Day. Careful attention to the articulations supplied by master arranger Michael Story will make this the hit on your beginning band concert. (1:50)

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Bang Wang - Chambers

Bang Zoom - Vince Gassi

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Banja Luka - Jan de Haan

Aggression, despair, but also hope for peace can be clearly heard within this work. In Banja Luka Jan de Haan reflects aspects of the former Yugoslavia, stricken by a civil war which brought terrible suffering to the people of this area. Banja Luka was written for the International Horn Festival in Leeuwarden in the Netherlands.

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Banner Year - Ken Harris

Your band can have a "Banner Year" when they play this exceptional march by Ken Harris. Written in traditional march style with fresh melodies and stirring rhythms, this playable arrangement is a great choice for contest or concert use. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

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Bannertreue - Ernst Lüthold

Bar-Rock - Dennis Armitage

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