Boogie Never Stops - Marcel Saurer

Boogie Rock

Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy

First made popular by the Andrews Sisters back in the '40s, later by Bette Midler in the '70s, and now your very own trumpet section can be the stars of this hoppin' tune from the swing era! Even though this arrangement has been scored for young players, the authentic swing style still comes through in an entertaining version sure to please. Make sure your buglers have their autograph pens handy.

Boom-Boom Stomp! - Les Taylor

The title just about says it all. This rah-rah piece for beginning band has very limited range and repetitive patterns, making it very easy to play. An easy auxiliary percussion part adds to the rock flavor. Shoes or boots not required!

Boomerang - Frank Van Baelen

A light and pleasant work of the Belgian composer, Frank van Baelen, a talent in the same class as Jan Van Der Roost. The composer proves his versatility with this work; he composes difficult competition pieces on the one hand, and light easy works on the other.

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Boomerang Blues - Loest

The "blues" is an important American art form and you can introduce your youngest students to this great music form with Timothy Loest's entertaining "Boomerang Blues". Very Nice!

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Boomhacker Beat - Ivo Kouwenhoven

Boomwhacker Bagatelle - Kevin Lepper

The band provides the backdrop for your percussion section in this original work that features a full set of those popular percussion tubes---the boomwhackers. This piece can also be played using Orff or other melodic mallet instruments. The work is more linear in concept than most beginning band pieces with recurring ostinatos throughout.

Boomwhackers Fiesta - Ivo Kouwenhoven

Boomwhackers On Stage - Benoît Chantry