Celebration - Bob Cerulli

Celebration - Derek Bourgeois

Clbration - Gilles Dulauroy

Celebration - Paul Oakenfold

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Celebration - Philip Sparke

Celebration and Dance - Gilbert Tinner

Gilbert Tinner's Celebration and Dance was composed specifically to commemorate the 2011 Eidgenssische Musikfest, a Swiss music festival that attracted over 23,000 musicians. As the title suggests, the grand fanfare, celebratory hymn and animated dance all play important parts in this work capturing the excitement and energy of this unique music phenomenon!

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Celebration and Dance - James Swearingen

A brilliant and highly significant work from the pen of composer James Swearingen. Opening with a bold brassy fanfare, this challenging, yet playable, piece abounds nonstop with musical excitement. Perfect festival and concert choice.

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Celebration and Song - Robert Sheldon

With a rhythmic drive and tuneful melody, this concert overture engages the listener from the first measure. Colorful scoring and tasteful percussion bring the opening section to life. The plaintive lyrical section follows, featuring a short alto saxophone solo echoed in the brass. A return to the original theme brings the piece to a close with a rousing high-energy conclusion. A great transition to high school literature that your students and audience are sure to love!

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Celebration and Tribute - James Swearingen

After performing this work, you'll want to add it to the extended list of dramatic and impactful works that composer James Swearingen has successfully created. His writing style touches upon a variety of musical emotions that are always powerful with regards to their effect on the musicians and audience alike. In addition, his ability to orchestrate will add to the ensemble's desire to sound their absolute best. Very Impressive!

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Celebration At Lake Sequoia - Gary P. Gilroy

Gilroy composed this festive work to commemorate the Twentieth Anniversary of the Lake Sequoia Symphonic Music Camp. It is an energetic work which is meant to evoke the spirit of celebration, the beauty of the area, the music camp, and its teachers. Beginning with a brilliant fast section, this is followed by a more serene, introspective section with lyrical lines and soloistic playing in the oboe, horns, and trumpet. Wh then return to the festive tempo for a rousing finale.