Carnaval-Parade No. 1 - Philip A. Parker

Carnaval-Parade No. 2 - Philip A. Parker

Carnegie Anthem - William Owens

Carnival - Jay Chattaway

The exciting sounds of a Brazilian street festival complete with all the drums and whistles in a very easy arrangement for young bands. A great spotlight for the percussion section while not overly challenging the winds.

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Carnival - Paul Basler

A rollicking romp that will keep a good high school or college band on its toes, Carnival is a tribute to the sights and sounds of the small town American carnival. The few points of repose in this dynamic piece are opportunities to catch one's breath amid the joyous bustle of a superb and imaginatively scored piece by a rising star of the American musical scene.

Carnival - Philip Sparke

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Carnival - Thomas Doss

This work was commissioned by Marktmusik Timelkam to celebrate its 170th anniversary. It describes the cultural life and hustle and bustle of the band's home base, the Austrian town of Timelkam. Carnival pictures a festive procession starting at the marketplace and lasting well into the night. The work features many 'carnivalesque' elements and is a joy for players to perform. There is a lot of merry activity going on in the music; people cheerily chatting in the inn; singing and dancing together and having fun. There is also room for a melancholy mood, accompanied by reminiscences about eternal goodbyes and searching for love. With the added musical representation of children's playing and pranks, a beautiful sunrise as well as a depiction of the churches and societies in town, this composition is not just an account of a carnival parade but a small portrayal of life.

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Carnival (Part 5 From Symphony N 2) - Hardy Mertens

Carnival Day - Chang Su Koh

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Carnival Day Overture - John Kinyon