Chill Out! - Huckeby

Written in classic rock style, "Chill Out!" will be a monster hit with your young band members! Every section gets a starring role and an opportunity to shine in this piece, including your percussion section. Perfect for early concert performances, this piece is sure to become one of your go-to pieces for that showcase performance of your first- or second-year band! A real winner!

Chillaxin' - Matt Conaway

Let your young musicians kick back a bit and let the trumpet section lay down this cool groove for developing bands. Set in a minor key, "Chillaxin' " provides the spotlight your young trumpeters crave, all while providing interesting accompanying roles for the rest of the band. Your students will ask to play this over and over again!

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Chillers and Thrillers - John Williams

Among the countless memorable movie themes penned by John Williams over his illustrious film scoring career are some of the scariest and most ominous melodies ever written. From witches and devils to Darth Vader and Voldemort tofish with big teeth, this is music that makes us cringe in a darkened theater. This fabulous medley for band includes themes from Star Wars, Harry Potter, Jaws, The War of the Worlds, Dracula and The Witches of Eastwick. (Leavethe lights on!)

Chilli Crab Rap - Hardy Mertens

Chim Chim Cher-ee - Richard M. Sherman

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Chimera - Vince Gassi

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Chimes Of Freedom - R.W. Smith

A march written in a tradition form and style, "Chimes Of Freedom" is suitable for concert and festival performance, as well as patriotic and ceremonial events throughout the year. The chimes are featured throughout as they interact with the melodic lines presented in the wind sections. Accessible to most developing bands in their second and third year of instruction, "Chimes Of Freedom" is an instant classic and standard in the band repertoire!

Chimney Rock Celebration - Robert Sheldon

Commissioned by the Nebraska State Bandmasters Association, this piece was written to commemorate the Nebraska Sesquicentennial, while also honoring the pioneers who helped develop the American West. (4:25)

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China Doll

The year 1951 was very productive for Leroy Anderson. For a recording project with Decca records in June of that year he composed a number of his most popular pieces, many of which were played for the first time in these sessions, including this delightful composition, China Doll. It's a great choice for any time of year, but is also an ideal substitute to the perennial holiday favorite, Sleigh Ride. This publication is the first-ever to offer a full score, edited by Mark Rogers.

China March - Robert Allmend

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