Break Dance - Schaeffer

This excellent selection is recommended as a ``swinging'' finale for your Spring concert. It's exciting and lively yet simple enough for beginners as they perform with more ``advanced'' players.

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Break It Up - Ralph Gingery

Your players will really "get-into" this rock number which reflects the break-dancing craze. It's easy to play and even includes some vocals from the band. Sure to score high with your performers and audience on any of your programs!

Break Out - Steve Hodges

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Break-Up - Thomas Asanger

Breakdown Blues - Les Taylor

Who says beginning bands can't swing? This chart is a great improvisational exercise for the first-year player and is an early introduction to playing in the swing style. All students have the option to solo, or you may feature your guest soloist. This piece will bring the house down! (1:48)

Breakheart Pass - Jerry Goldsmith

Breaking Free - Tyler Arcari

Written to describe the feeling of waking up after an annoying dream, Breaking Free is an intense concert opener. With semi-lyrical writing in the middle of the work, students will have an opportunity to show off their musicianship as well as their strong, aggressive playing.

Breaking News - John M. Pasternak

Has a monster started terrorizing your city? Has the mayor been re-elected? We've got Breaking News! Find out what the news is about at the end of this fun piece for young band. The title says it all in composer John Pasternak's new piece reminiscent of a news program theme. It is exciting, unique, and students will love to play it again and again.

Breaking the Century - Nigel Clarke

Breakneck! - Tyler Arcari

Imagine flying down the streets at breakneck speed! This high-wire work for developing bands is an intense ride from start to finish! Easy 8th-note patterns create an anchor-point for this work while a clever use of percussion equipment, upper brass "honks", and cool harmonic tension transport you behind directly behind the wheel!