Congratulations (Military Band Marchcard - Score and Parts) - Coulter & Martin - Siebert, Edrich

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Coniunctio (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

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Connemara Sketches (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Del Borgo, Elliot

This three-part overture is characterized by a vigorous main melody with a contrasting gentle, song-like middle section. Both the percussive and coloristic aspects of the symphonic band are masterfully utilized in this striking tone poem.

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Conquering the Nemesis (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Kamuf, Michael

Portraying an epic battle, this programmatic work titled Conquering the Nemesis, by Michael Kamuf, builds suspense and intrigue from the first note! The "Nemesis", portrayed with ominous melodies using variations of a five-note cell, contrasts with the "Hero," represented by a bold and heroic motif. These opposing themes, contrasting contemporary harmonies, and driving percussion, create a perfect selection for your next concert or festival performance!Duration: 2.45

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Conquest (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

A true "contest" style piece for the beginning band that uses limited note and rhythm resources, but is very creatively written. Your youngest students will feel like they are playing serious music, as the piece is bold, aggressive and sounds more difficult than it plays. This is the type of exceptional music you have come to expect from two of the most popular composers of beginning band music. This piece is correlated to The Yamaha Advantage band method book 1, but can be used with any band program of study.

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Conquest 1 (from Ninja's Creed) (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Lampl, Kenneth

Bring the excitement and energy of a Hollywood film score to your next concert, and take your students on the epic musical adventure of Conquest 1. This non-stop musical juggernaut will get your heart pounding with a soul-stirring climax that will leave your audience breathless and bring them to their feet.Duration: 7:30

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Conquest of Paradise (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Vangelis - Sebregts, Ron

Conquest of Paradise is the title song from the film of the same name staring Gerard Depardieu as the explorer Christopher Columbus, on his quest to discover America. The title music to the film, composed by Vangelis, was released as a single, which sold over 4 million copies and was rightfully awarded a Golden Globe. Add a little drama to any concert with this stirring arrangement.Duration: 4:00

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Conquista

A musical vision of the famous Barcelona Bullfights is captured with exciting "paso doble" rhythms and Castilian harmonies in this truly unique Spanish march. With contrasting dynamics, musical styles and unique latin-percussive sounds throughout the piece, it provides many opportunities to showcase your young musician's abilities and introduce them to a diverse style of march form. Sure to be a favorite of your students and your audiences alike!

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Consolat de Mar Wind Band Set (Score & Parts)

Consolat de Mar is an uplifting Spanish paso doble, expertly crafted to make it an ideal concert opener. The introduction and the following runs convey the pride of the Spanish character. The trio develops a gentle melody that provides a nice contrast to a solemn march-like passage. Dance music at its best! 05:45

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Constant Billy, Suite of Cotswold Folkdances (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Lane, Philip - Noble, Paul

The Suite of Cotswold Folkdances (not to be confused with Cotswold Dances) was commissioned by the Stroud Festival to celebrate HRH, the Princess Anne and her family taking up residence in the Cotswolds, near Stroud. The suite of dances is based on traditional Morris tunes prevalent in the Cotswolds at the turn of the century. Although the tunes themselves are left largely untouched, their implied harmonies and moods are treated more freely to create a balanced work for the concert hall. Numbers 2, 3, and 4 may recall more familiar variants since it is in the nature of folksong/dance for there to be more than one version when examples were transmitted, not always accurately, by word of mouth or note of pipe.

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