Ca' The Yowes (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Fernie, Alan

Ca' the yowes to the knowes (Drive the ewes to the hills) is a Scottish folk song collected by Robert Burns from 1794.

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Caccia and Chorale

The master touch of a gifted composer is evident throughout this unusual work. Splashes of woodwind color and brass chordal blocks are incessantly driven by vigorous snare drum ostinatos until, when it seems there can be no more, chimes signal the closing chorale. An emotion charged composition.

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Cahaba Dances (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Vinson, Johnnie

Commissioned for the Shelby County (AL) All-County Honor Band, this work draws its title from the Cahaba River, the longest free-flowing river in Alabama. The outward dances are lively and busy, reflecting the growth and prosperity of the region, while the middle section is more contemplative, portraying the area's scenic natural beauty. Magnificently scored and effectively paced.Duration: 6:45

Cake by the Ocean (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Adams, Doug

Cake by the Ocean is an infectious dance-rock hit from the group DNCE that just stays on the charts. Recognized and beloved by your students, this will capture their imagination and channel their energy. A perfect choice for developing bands! Duration: 2.15

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Cakewalk (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Kay, Hershy - Longfield, Robert

Known for his extensive orchestration work with Leonard Bernstein and numerous Broadway hits, Hershy Kay was a notable composer in his own right. This movement is taken from his popular Cakewalk ballet suite for orchestra, which was based on piano melodies of Louis Moreau Gottschalk. The style of this music adapts beautifully for band in this effective setting by Robert Longfield.Duration: 3:30

Caldas da Rainha (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - De Haan, Jacob

The city of Caldas da Rainha lies on the west coast of Portugal. The name refers to the thermal baths (caldas) as well as to the word for queen (rainha). This festive work depicts several beautiful venues of 'Rainha', and can be seen as a tribute to the queen Eleanor, who founded the settlement at the end of the 15th Century. The city of Caldas da Rainha lies on the west coast of Portugal. The name refers to the thermal baths (caldas) as well as to the word for queen (rainha). This festive work depicts several beautiful venues of 'Rainha', and can be seen as a tribute to the queen Eleanor, who founded the settlement at the end of the 15th Century.Duration: 5:00

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Call Me Maybe (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Brown, Michael

This upbeat hit recorded by Carly Rae Jepsen took the charts by storm and became a pop anthem. This great sounding arrangement will go together quickly and liven up any concert.

Call of Champions (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

Look no further for an authoritative concert opener for your young band! A dynamic opening fanfare simply commands attention. A memorable melodic theme is then presented amid varied textures and instrument groupings leading to a forceful and stately full ensemble. Perfect for concert or festival use, "Call Of Champions" is also very appropriate for assemblies and sporting events. A true winner!

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Call of Courage

This dynamic piece will let your band sound their very best! After a slow and delicate introduction, the exuberant sound of this piece makes it a natural choice as a concert or contest opener. Includes a few easy examples of mixed meters and has ample percussion parts to keep your drummers involved and interested! A worthwhile selection that will pay big dividends to your band program!

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Call Of Duty (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

Inspired by the heroes of our world, "Call Of Duty" by Robert W. Smith is based on a flowing melody that builds dramatically throughout the piece. An excellent selection for concerts as well as all ceremonial events, the band will sound well beyond their years from the opening statement to the exciting conclusion. The percussion will particularly enjoy their musical role and benefit from the teaching opportunities throughout. You will want to keep this in your standard repertoire from year to year!

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