Crosslands (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Galante, Rossano

Creating a musical representation of earths grand vistas and landscapes, Crosslands opens with a delicate, simple theme that is pastoral and reflective. Building to a bold heroic theme stated by trumpets and horns, the piece then concludes as the music subsides quietly representing the soft rays of a picturesque ocean sunset. Another beautifully descriptive work for winds from the pen of Rossano Galante. 04:10

Crossroads Wind Band Set (Score & Parts)

Crossroads is an attractive concert work of four interconnected movements, written for the 23rd music festival of the Bernese Cantonal Music Association in Aarwangen, Switzerland. The work has the river Aare to thank for the title of Crossroads -- it was an important trading hub, especially until the age of road building in the 18th century. The lively introduction is followed by a beautiful waltz and a romantic middle section. In the robust finale the orchestra can really roll its sleeves up! 09:15

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Crossroads (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Oare, Michael

Commissioned for the Madison County (IN) Middle School Honor Band, the title and nature of this work references the Indiana state motto, The Crossroads of America. By contrasting a bold and majestic statement with an invigorating mixed-meter faster section, Crossroads portrays two divergent musical paths in an appealing and very attainable work for young bands.Duration: 3:50

Crossroads to the Future (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Roszell, Patrick

Opening with a bold fanfare, this piece celebrates the 150th anniversary of the composer's home town. Featuring four episodes that represent various aspects of the city's history, this is a daring new work for your concert band.Duration: 5:30

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Crosswinds March (Concert Band - Score and Parts)

Bright and lively, this wonderful James Swearingen march composition is a perfect tool for teaching the marcato style to younger players while providing an entertaining programming choice. Outstanding at this grade level.

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Crown Century

Opening with a broad flourish from the upper brass and woodwinds, this truly outstanding prelude will make a powerful opener for any concert. Written as a 3-part rondo, the alternating sections are contrasting in both style and orchestration. Not technically difficult.

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Crown Him With Many Crowns

Beginning with a bold and majestic fanfare, Swearingen then takes the band through a succession of rich, lush harmonizations of the famous hymn before building to a magnificent ending. Includes an optional part for organ. A perfect vehicle to develop expressive playing, tone control and phrasing concepts

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Crown Imperial (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Walton, William - Noble, Paul

Crown Imperial: A Coronation March (1937) was composed for, and first performed at, the coronation service for King George VI in Westminster Abbey, London, on 12 May 1937 by the Coronation Orchestra, conducted by Sir Adrian Boult. It has been an important piece for the band repertoire for a number of years. This arrangement is intended to continue the legacy of a great piece for Concert/Wind Bands.

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CROWN IMPERIAL (Young Band) - Walton, William - Bocook, Jay

Jay Bocook has once again created a new accessible version of a band classic with this superb rescoring of Walton's infamous regal march. The musical pageantry and thrilling strains have been carefully arranged for playability by most groups. Not only is this an excellent contest piece, but an ideal graduation processional

Crown of Glory (Coronation March) (Concert Band - Score and Parts) - Smith, Robert W.

Crown of Glory is a concert march in a traditional British style. Even though ranges are limited to a single octave, this original work by Robert W. Smith will make your band sound mature beyond their years. Written for concert and festival performance, Crown of Glory is also very effective at ceremonial events including graduation.Duration: 2.15

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