British Eighth - Zo Elliott

A classic march in a carefully edited version by Quincy Hilliard, Zo Elliott's British Eighth was dedicated to the members offeritain's celebrated Eighth Army and accepted on their behalf by General Sir Bernard L. Montgomery, their celebrated World War II Commander. In typical British March Style, it has great verve and a trio tune everybody will go out humming. Duration: 3'15"

British Frolics - Derek Bourgeois

British Grenadiers - Goldman

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British Isle Ballads - John Kinyon

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British Isles Suite - Larry Daehn

Three contrasting movements based on folk tunes: "Britons, Raise our Banners High," "Men of Harlech," "Barbara Allen," "Adieu, Dundee," and "Auld Lang Syne." Appealing music with lots of variety.Movements:I. Marching SongII. Barbara AllenIII. Farewell, Dundee

British Masters Suite

Master Level (correlates with Book 2, p. 32) Drawing on the marvelous tradition of British composers, John Moss has created a varied suite of classic works adapted for young bands. Includes Marching Song by Holst, Nimrod fromElgar's Enigma Variations and Sine Nomine by Vaughan Williams. A terrific setting for contest or festivals! Includes CD. Dur: 4:30 (Grade 2)

British Mood

British Sea Songs March - Bertrand Moren

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Brittern - Solo for F-Horn - Elisabeth Vannebo

"Brittern" was written for my good friend, Brit Johnsrud to her Solo-CD recording "Light Blue Outfit". Brit is a former hornist with the Stavanger Symphony Orchestra and works today with the professional Navy Band in Bergen. This solo piece is inspired by traditional, Norwegian folk music. The slurs of the music it intended to make character to the "Halling" (A traditional Norwegian dance). The music also include trills, but for these the soloist may vary and decide where to play these. The tempo are approx. quarter note=88. Chords appears at letter E in solo part. This part of the piece may be improvised. If improvised, please omit some of the parts (are marked with May beomitted).

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Broad Stripes and Bright Stars - Robert Longfield

A dramatic and inspiring patriotic composition which contains fresh musical treatments of "Yankee Doodle", "Johnny Has Gone For A Soldier", "America" and a full symphonic treatment of "The Star-Spangled Banner". A great concert opener or closer, and is suitable for any patriotic or civic occasion. ("The Star-Spangled Banner" can be played alone, with or without audience participation.) Challenging, but amazingly playable for a piece that sounds so spectacular and impressive! All sections of the band get several chances to shine and it's a full-blown extravaganza that is perfect for a zillion programming situations. Very impressive!

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