Cry me a River

Cry me a River - Arthur Hamilton

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Cry Of The Celts - Peter Graham

Cry of the Last Unicorn - Rossano Galante

Intensely descriptive from the very first note, Cry of the Last Unicorn portrays a fateful encounter of hunters tracking the last Unicorn. The music is at times poignant and other times dramatic and exciting asthe chase is depicted. Sweeping themes and rich scoring help to make this a memorable work for the symphonic stage. Dur: 7:00 (Grade 4)

Crystal City Overture - Edmondson

Written for the fine middle school band program in Corning, New York ("The Crystal City''), this is Edmondson's most dramatic and memorable work for this level to date. Exciting percussion, moving themes and a variety of textures and colors highlight this outstanding work for young band.

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Crystal Lake - Graffula

Crystal Magic - Bert Appermont

The source of inspiration for this work is the magical world of gemstones. The special powers of four of these stones appealed to composer Bert Appermonts' imagination. In this work, different distinguishing atmospheres are evoked. The work is composed as a suite containing four movements: Carnelian: The Stone of Perseverance, Opal: The Stone of Misfortune, Amethyst: The Stone of Wisdom and Amazonite: The Stone of Playfulness. This is a challenging and striking piece of music to inspire your audience in a concert or a jury during a contest.

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Crystal March - Bob Lowden

Symphonic Band (score & parts). Lowden, B

Crystal Medallion Overture - Ed Huckeby

As with his extremely popular pieces as "Brandon Bay", "Abington Ridge" and "Oxford Point", "Crystal Medallion Overture" is suitable for a wide range of performance situations and is certain to be a favorite of students and audiences alike. GUARANTEED!

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Crystal Moon - Larry Clark

If you need a piece to showcase your band, look no further. This galloping original work lets your band show off their articulation skills as it trots along in a playful way. Effective staccati and a bright tempo open into a glorious maestoso before bounding to the end.