Challenger Deep - Filippo Ledda

Challenger Point - Timothy Johnson

This nice easy overture-style festival or concert piece will show off your band at its best. The exciting primary theme is contrasted with an engaging slow section and there are plenty of musical concepts to teach which are righton target for musicians at this level. Consider opening your next concert with Challenger Point. Dur: 3:05

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Challenger Warm Ups - Mark Williams

Chalumeau - Rob Wiffin

Chalumeau on the go - Mike Hannickel

Typically bands that play at this level have some Clarinet players who are comfortable above the break and others who are not. By staying below the break throughout, this light and spirited Clarinet section feature let's you give the entire section a bit of the limelight. This is a perfect vehicle to help your Clarinet section learn to shape a phrase, and the cheerful melody let's you program this piece anywhere you like. It's also a good selection to use to take the pressure off Brasses before a particularly taxing major work. Remind the critically important Clarinet section that you value their efforts as much as any other section. Breezy!

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Chamber Symphony - Ellen Taaffe Zwilich

Chambers of a Heart - Ralf Uhl

Faith, love, courage and hope are the greatest powers that are inherent in every human being. These powers originate from the human heart.Years ago, the composer stumbled across the story of a man who takes care of abandoned, terminally ill children: Mohamed Bzeek. His selfless actions not only touched me deeply, but also showed me how big the heart of every human being can be and how valuable the four powers of faith, love, courage and hope are. With Chambers of a Heart, a suite in four movements, I want to inspire everyone to rediscover and strengthen these powers in their own hearts. Mohamed Bzeeks words: You have to do it from your heart, really.

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Chameleon

Herbie Hancock composed this etude of funk, one of Maynard Ferguson's most popular charts.

Champ de Mars, Batterie Fanfare - Pierre Bigot

Champagne Galop - Hans Christian Lumbye