Calle Arriba! - Holmes

You won't be able to resist moving and dancing to the Latin beat of "Calle Arriba!" Calle Arriba is a real place, and there is a small-town block party happening in the countryside. An infectious pulse driven by percussion calls to all ages to come dance. The sun has set, but the heat has not - and when the samba whistle blows, EVERYBODY DANCES! This exciting, vibrant, and fun debut work by Gregory D. V. Holmes will be the audience favorite at your next concert!

Calling All Workers - Eric Coates

Calliope - Dominique Lemaître

Callisto - Joseph Compello

A winning and moderately easy concert piece that takes its name from one of the moons of Jupiter, Callisto is a vibrantly scored set of two variations on a fragment of a theme from the Jupiter movement of Gustav Holst's orchestral suite, The Planets. The characteristic flatted-7th of much English folk music is retained in both the quick opening section and the slow, reflective variation that forms the B section of this clever and appealing overture-style piece.

Callisto - Timothy Johnson

A dark and expansive opening leads to the powerful main theme as we explore the moon of a distant planet. An assortment of colorful percussion instruments helps evoke the mysterious second-largest moon of Jupiter. It's a powerful work that is easily within the grasp of young bands. This will be a great contrast piece on your concert. This provides a great cross-curricular tie-in with science, specifically the study of Galileo. (Grade 1/2)

Calma - Gabriel Gonzalez-Perez

Calots Verts, Batterie Fanfare - Laurent Delbecq

Calvary Commandery - Herbert L. Clarke

Calypso - Bernard Rittiner

Calypso - Koen de Wolf