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Crescent Club - Arthur Pryor

Crescent Meadow - Rob Romeyn

A beautiful and creative lyrical work for bands inspired by the composer's trip to California's Sequoia National Park, "Crescent Meadow" is an outstanding addition to the repertoire. The opening flute and clarinet solo fragments introduce a flowing melody amid varied harmonic textures, invoking vivid imagery of this beautiful meadow. A short section of contrasting style leads to a dramatic and breathtaking final statement. From there, the work subsides, ending as it began, with uncommon sensitivity. Ideal for concert or festival use, and very highly recommended!

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Crescent Moon - Jan Van der Roost

Crescent Moon is a festive overture composed by Jan Van der Roost and was commissioned by a Japanese wind band. The piece begins solemnly in the middle register but gradually becomes brighter and more brilliant as the moon rises in the sky andbegins to give more light. After this somewhat stately introduction, a virtuoso allegro emerges, displaying technical prowess in all registers, before the piece culminates with a joyful mood of optimism. An ideal concert opener, Crescent Moonwill fill your ears with joy and happiness!

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Crescent Moon - Michael Story

Cresset Variations - Claude T. Smith

Challenging, yet gratifying, this work takes the introductory statement through a variety of treatments. Each section plays a key role which culminates the true spirit of this work.

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Crest of Nobility - Robert Sheldon

This dramatic Robert Sheldon overture opens with a majestic fanfare and a stately processional leading to a contrasting lyrical statement. A bold transition brings the piece to a rousing conclusion.

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Crestar Overture - Paul Cook

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Crestview - Jared Spears

A lively, inventive work for the Jr. High band. Young musicians will enjoy the boisterous opening contrasted by the lush melody of the middle section.

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Crestwood - Nancy H. Seward

This excellent festival or contest selection begins with a slow, lyrical legato section which utilizes both woodwind and brass choirs. A contrasting Allegro section follows, providing great stylistic contrast.