Barn Dance

Barn Dance - Carl Strommen

It is suggested that there was an actual piece called "Dancing in the Barn" that gave rise to the term "barn dance." These were generally community events that included square dancing, Morris and Contra, and English country dancing. The theme in Barn Dance is in country-and-western style with a broad gospel-like introduction. Nothing but pure fun!

Barn Dance - Douglas Court

Young bands love to play rhythmic music. Audiences love to tap their feet. Directors want to keep BOTH the young players and their listeners happy. What better way than a BARN DANCE to bring people together?! Carefully scoring gives first and second year players the thrill of performing energetic and joyful music. Let's step back to a simpler time. Put on your best overalls! It's time for a hoedown!

Barn Dance Saturday Night - Pierre la Plante

Barnard Castle - Goff Richards

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Barnburner - Michael Story

This impressive concert opener or closer lives up to the title. With furious punctuated energy, your students will crave the power. Enthusiastic attention to the dynamics and articulations will ensure robust success. A blazing choice! (2:30)

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Barndance and Cowboy Hymn - Philip Sparke

Barner Musikanten - W. Joseph

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Barnstormers March - Orcino

The golden age of daredevil pilots comes to life in Len Orcino's delightful "Barnstormers March." This rousing march begins with a ratchet as the cranking of the propeller. The engine sputters to life and off the listener goes on his free ride into the air, as the music emulates the biplane and all its loops, dives, tricks and stunts. This open-air cockpit ride creates its thrills with musical devices. Parallel chromatic and diminished seventh chords will add new sounds to your bands vocabulary. You'll label this one a real "toe-tapper". It's sure to become a pops concert standard.

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Barnum & Bailey's Favorite - Karl L. King

Karl King's masterpiece has been expertly adapted for younger bands! This carefully crafted arrangement is set in a range which is more appropriate for less experienced players, and some rhythms have been skillfully revised, while maintaining all of the power and effect of the original version. Now, a wider range of bands will have the opportunity to perform what is one of the most recognizable marches of all time. Don't miss this important addition to the band repertoire!