Blue Jeans - Rob Wiffin

Blue Lake - John Barnes Chance

Commissioned by the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp in Michigan and premiered in 1971, this dynamic composition by John Barnes Chance has a unique history. The outer sections of the work feature a rhythmic intensity created in part by Chance's free use of eight-note groupings of 2 and 3. However, when first published, the meter was changed to 4/4 resulting in awkward notation of these figures. Through painstaking research by Carl Bjerregaard, Donald Flickinger, and Myron Welch (all connected with Blue Lake) this revised edition restores the asymmetric meters as the composer originally intended.

Blue Lake Overture - John Barnes Chance

Written for the Blue Lake Fine Arts Camp.

Blue Lake Reflections (Build-A-Band Edition) - Ed Huckeby

Inspired by the calm and serenity of the lake which is the setting for one of America's premiere fine arts camps, this beautiful ballad provides an excellent opportunity for teaching legato style and phrasing. This "Build-A-Band" edition presents this favorite work in a format accessible to smaller ensembles or those with incomplete instrumentation. Highly recommended!

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Blue Mambo - Michael Sweeney

Opening with a lyric section featuring a solo for flugelhorn (or trumpet), this appealing work includes sensuous melodies surrounded by lush and bluesy harmonies. The uptempo mambo kicks in with an infectious percussion groove that accompanies the melodies and riffs from the full ensemble. A marvelous and entertaining change of pace. Dur: 4:00

Blue Moon - Richard Rodgers

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Blue Mountain Miracle - Marc Cunningham

The Blue Mountains are a breathtaking mountain and forest landscape in the New South Wales, Australia. This work came about above all inspired by Weeping Rock, an overhanging rock that gets its name from the waterfall that flows over it.

Blue Mountain Saga - Stephen Bulla

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Blue Night - de Ceuninck

Blue Note Rock - John O'Reilly

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