Countdown

Right from the start, the relentless and driving themes of "Countdown" will energize your band and your concert program. Bold and powerful brass statements, tons of percussion, and a subtle, contrasting middle section will showcase your band in an exciting and energizing format. 3-2-1-Blast-off!! "Countdown" will be a hit with your students and audience alike.

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COUNTDOWN (To Eternity?) (Prestige Concert Band Extra Score) - Short, Michael

Extra Score Phase 1 (Mystery) - the fascination of nuclear power; the strangeness of its invisible radiation and enormous unleashed energy which may be beneficial to the human race, but which can also cause violence of colossal magnitude. Phase 2 (Imaginations) - Anxiety begins and nervous doubts increase as thoughts intrude of what might happen if things went wrong: warfare, mechanical failure, uncontrolled fission, explosion, melt-down, firestorms, fallout, burns, contamination, disease, mutation, the desolation of a nuclear winter. Phase 3 (Reality) - Time is ticking on. We accept the benefits of nuclear power, tinged with unease and incomprehension. The piece ends with doubt and uncertainty - only time will tell if we are right or wrong. Performance time 16'56" (Recorded on QPRM115D GREAT BRITISH MUSIC FOR WIND BAND, Western Band of the Royal Air Force)

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COUNTDOWN (To Eternity?) (Prestige Concert Band Set) - Short, Michael

Score and Parts. Phase 1 (Mystery) - the fascination of nuclear power; the strangeness of its invisible radiation and enormous unleashed energy which may be beneficial to the human race, but which can also cause violence of colossal magnitude. Phase 2 (Imaginations) - Anxiety begins and nervous doubts increase as thoughts intrude of what might happen if things went wrong: warfare, mechanical failure, uncontrolled fission, explosion, melt-down, firestorms, fallout, burns, contamination, disease, mutation, the desolation of a nuclear winter. Phase 3 (Reality) - Time is ticking on. We accept the benefits of nuclear power, tinged with unease and incomprehension. The piece ends with doubt and uncertainty - only time will tell if we are right or wrong. Performance time 16'56" (Recorded on QPRM115D GREAT BRITISH MUSIC FOR WIND BAND, Western Band of the Royal Air Force)

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Counterbalance (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Stalter, Todd

This exciting work explores musical opposites - long vs. short, soft vs. loud, high vs. low, smooth vs. angular. It will be sure to energize your ensemble on your next concert!Duration: 4:00

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Counting Stars (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Longfield, Robert

This smash hit recorded by OneRepublic is effectively arranged here for second year players opening with a brief, slow introduction that features an optional solo for alto sax or trumpet. This is followed by a moderate dance tempo featuring a driving pulse and interesting parts for all sections of the band.

Counting Stars (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Tedder, Ryan - O'Loughlin, Sean

Recorded by the American band OneRepublic, this catchy pop hit has already demonstrated staying power in popularity and also on the charts. Sean O'Loughlin uses the up-tempo dance groove from the original and trades the melody between woodwinds and brass in an effective version for band.

Country Call Wind Band Set (Score & Parts)

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Country Cookin' Christmas (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Simmons, Jeff

Jeff Simmons does a masterful job in surrounding traditional Christmas melodies with an atmosphere of country-styled sounds and effects that prove to be truly genuine to the country and bluegrass genre. Full of fun and interesting twists, it's a night at the "Opry" that you will not want to miss.

Country Dance (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Ares, Rob

Duration: 3.45

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Country Garden Gig (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Stubbs, Duncan

Imagine it's a warm, lazy, sunny afternoon. You are in an English Country Garden full of sweetly scented flowers and gently drifting bees. It's time to unwind. Iced drinks and cucumber sandwiches are being served together with fresh strawberries and cream. All you need is some relaxing music to help conjure up the scene . . . .