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CCB Library 2019 Bloomington-Normal Community Concert Band Library CONCERT SIZE: Updated November 2019 Page 1 oF 13 YEAR LAST NUMBER TITLE TYPE/STYLE COMPOSER/ARRANGER PLAYED PUBLISHER COPYRIGHT COST TIME Sousa Drawer King/Fillmore Drawer Patriotic Drawer Small Ensemble Bin on top oF cabinets Christmas Drawer C-0006 Mennuetto All'antico Classical G. Karganoff/arr. Tom Clark G. Schirmer 1918 C-0006 Melodie Classical Rudolf Friml/arr. Tom Clark G. Schirmer 1918 C-0006 IF Flowers Could Speak Classical Mana Zucca/arr. Tom Clark G. Schirmer 1918 C-0008 Spirit oF America Patriotic J.S. Zamecnik Sam FoX 1917 C-0012 Old Man River Broadway Jerome Kern/arr. Ferde GroFe' Harms, Inc. 1927 5:33 C-0014 Schon Rosmarin Classical Fritz Kreisler/arr. Erik Leidzen Charles Foley 1942 $5.50 Johann Strauss/arr. Franz C-0015 Die Fledermaus Opera Henning Summer, 2005 G. Schirmer 1937 C-0016 Way You Look Tonight, The Broadway Jerome Kern/arr. M.L. Lake Harms, Inc. 1936 3:00 Fred G Albers/arr. J.S. C-0017 In Poppyland Novelty Zamecnik Sam FoX 1915 C-0024 Don Quixote Suite V. F. SaFranek Carl Fischer Georges Bizet/arr. L.P. C-0025 L'Arlesienne Selections Suite Laurendeau Carl Fischer 1905 $3.00 Otto Hauerbach and RudolF C-0026 High Jinks Selection Broadway Friml/arr. Tom Clark G. Schirmer 1914 C-0027 Zampa Overture Overture F. Harold/arr. M.C. Meyrelles Carl Fischer 1891 C-0028 Poet and Peasant Overture Overture Suppe/arr. Geo. D. Barnard C.L. Barnhouse 1925 A. Carlo Gomez/arr. Herbert L. C-0029 Il Guarany Overture Overture Clarke Carl Fischer 1904 $4.50 Richard Wagner/arr. L. P. C-0030 Tannhauser Overture Overture Laurendeau Carl Fischer 1891 $4.00 C-0032 Day at West Point Fantasia Fantasia Theo. BendiX Bendix Music C-0039 William Tell Overture Overture G. Rossini/arr. M.C. Meyrelle Carl Fischer 1912 $4.00 Tsychaikovsky/arr. L. P. C-0041 Eighteen-twelve (1812) Overture Overture Laurendeau Carl Fischer 1904 $3.50 C-0043 Felicitas Overture Overture Robert W. Muller C.L. Barnhouse 1946 $5.00 L. Delibes/arr. Theo. Moses- C-0047 Dance oF the Flowers ("Pas des Fleurs") Ballet Tobani Carl Fischer 1899 $4.00 C-0047 The Sleeping Beauty Lullaby Theo. Moses-Tobani Carl Fischer 1899 C-0052 Fallen LeaF C-0053 March Slave Tsychaikovsky Fall, 1989 C-0057 Suite "Espagnole" Summer, 2005 C-0061 Ballet Music From Faust C-0062 Golden Dragon Overture K.L. King C-0063 Oberon Overture C-0066 Maritana Overture C-0067 Prologue From Pagliacci C-0070 Victor Herbert's Favorites C-0071 Martha Overture C-0076 Friml Favorites C-0077 Il Trouvatore Selections C-0078 Liebestraum C-0084 Hunt in the Black Forest C-0085 Maytime C-0086 Carmen Overture C-0093 Scarlet Mask Overture Summer, 2006 C-0094 Italian in Algiers Overture C-0095 Semiramide Overture C-0096 Largo New World C-0099 Melody a la King C-0101 Simplicity Serenade C-0102 Fountain oF Youth Overture C-0103 Show Boat Selection C-0107 Lochinvar Overture C-0108 World is Waiting For the Sunrise C-0109 Idols Eye Section, The C-0110 Sometime Selection C-0111 Three Dances C-0114 My Hero C-0115 Rhythms oF Rio C-0117 Aladdin and the Princess Overture C-0121 American Week End, An C-0122 French Quarter, The C-0125 YouthFul Spirit Overture Summer, 2005 C-0126 Serenata C-0127 Fiddle Faddle Leroy Anderson/arr. Lang C-0128 Lilt of the Latin C-0131 Phantom Regiment, The C-0139 Bugler's Holiday Pajama Game Overture, The (3/2014 - On loan to Allentown, PA C-0141 band For summer; due back in August) Jerry Bock, Larry HoloFcener, George Weiss/arr. Richard C-0142 Mr. WonderFul Overture Overture Hayman Laurel Music Corp. 1956 C-0144 Melodic Caravan, The C-0146 Mississippi Suite C-0147 Deep Purple C-0150 Original Dixieland Concerto Dixieland Novelty John Warrington Edward B Marks 1958 $16.00 3:40 C-0151 Two Moods Overture (see also C-1147) C-0162 Waltzing Winds C-0163 Comedian's Galop C-0171 Lovers Lane C-0174 Finale - Overture C-0176 Lazy River C-0180 Dixieland - Front and Center C-0181 Guys and Dolls Overture C-0183 How the West was Won C-0186 Benny Goodman, Tribute to Summer, 2005 C-0187 Richard Rodgers Selections C-0188 Honey in the Horn Bloomington-Normal Community Concert Band Library CONCERT SIZE: Updated November 2019 Page 2 oF 13 C-0191 Blow, Gabriel, Blow C-0195 Bubbling Woodwinds C-0196 Bandology March C-0197 Beguine Again C-0198 Bells Are Ringing Richard Rodgers/arr. RR C-0200 Victory at Sea Bennett Spring, 2013 Williamson Music 1954 C-0201 Universal Judgement C-0203 Hello Dolly, Highlights From C-0204 Bye, Bye Birdie, Highlights Summer, 2005 C-0205 Jedermann Overture C-0206 Variation Overture C-0207 Trumpeter's Lullaby C-0214 Other Sounds oF Herb Alpert C-0222 Symphonic Overture C-0225 Camelot, Highlights From Selections Lerner&Loewe/ arr. Yoder Fall, 1990 Chappell 1961 $15.00 C-0226 Gigi, Highlights From C-0227 Music Man, Selections From C-0229 Showboat, Highlights From C-0230 Finian's Rinbow C-0232 Qui Vive March C-0234 A Change oF Pace Sammy Nestico C-0237 Oklahoma Selection C-0238 Raymond Overture C-0240 Dragoons oF Villars C-0241 Hair, Selections From C-0243 Air Alsacean C-0243 Tall Cedars C-0248 Junta and Jag C-0249 Alpha & Omega C-0250 Damn Yankees C-0253 Blue Tango Summer, 2005 C-0254 Kentucky 1800 C-0255 English Suite C-0256 First Suite in E-Flat For Military Band Holtz Fall, 1989 C-0257 Mister Dixieland Fronts the Band Warrington Fall, 1989 C-0259 Can Can C-0260 Battle Hymn oF the Republic Patriotic C-0262 Crystal Star Eric Osterling C-0265 Outdoor Overture Overture Aaron Copland Boosey & Hawkes 1948 $19.00 C-0269 Trumpeter's Prayer, The C-0270 Bacharach and David, Tribute to C-0271 America the BeautiFul Patriotic John Cacavas/arr. Samuel Ward Chappell Co. 1967 $15.00 3:15 C-0272 Light My Fire C-0272 Get Together C-0273 Monday, Monday C-0273 California Dreamer C-0275 Company Summer, 2005 C-0276 Fiddler on the RooF C-0278 Roar oF the Grease Paint and the Smell oF the Crowd C-0279 Fugue & Choral on Yankee Doodle C-0284 Symphonic Marches C-0287 American Overture For Band Joseph Willcox Jenkins C-0289 Lincolnshire Posy English Folk Song Percy Grainger Spring 2013 Percy Grainger 1940 C-0291 Let It Be C-0292 Sweet Charity C-0293 You're a Good Man Charlie Brown C-0294 State Fair Rogers & Hammerstein/arr. C-0295 Flower Drum Song Broadway Philip J. Lang Williamson Music 1959 $12.50 8:30 C-0299 Entertainer, The C-0300 Seventeen Seventy Six (1776), Selections From C-0302 U.S. Navy, Homage to the C-0306 S.S. Eagle March C-0307 Unsinkable Molly Brown, The C-0311 Big Band Dixie C-1000 Christmas Sing Along Christmas Peter Reynolds Fall, 2003 Luverne $8.00 C-1002 Festival oF Carols (Choir and Band) Christmas Barker Jenson $45.00 5:35 C-1003 Winterset Ron Thielman Shawnee $30.00 3:45 C-1005 Pops Polka, The (Ja Ja Ja) Fiedler & Mason/Maltby Kendor $13.50 2:40 C-1007 Sleigh Ride Christmas Anderson/Ployhar Fall, 2004 Belwin $40.00 C-1010 Christmas Panorama Christmas Leland Forsblad Kjos $35.00 6:20 C-1012 Amparita Roca Texidor/Winter Spring, 2005 Boosey & Hawkes $36.00 3:30 C-1014 Nutcracker, Suite From the Christmas Tchaikovsky/Curnow Fall, 2004 Jenson $60.00 8:43 C-1016 Vaquero (Concert March) Sammy Nestico Kendor $12.50 C-1017 Sine Nomine Ralph Vaughan Williams/Reed Spring, 1990 Schmitt, Hall & McCreary 1976 $55.00 C-1018 Have YourselF A Merry Little Christmas Christmas Martin & Blane/Swearingen Fall, 2005 Belwin Mills $30.00 C-1019 Christmas Gala, A Christmas /Barker Kendor $40.00 5:00 C-1021 Hallelujah Chorus Christmas G.F. Handel/A. Chiaffarelli Fall, 2003 Carl Fischer $18.00 4:00 C-1022 Joyful Christmas Song, A Christmas Conley Studio PR $24.00 C-1025 Dies Natalis Howard Hanson Carl Fischer $30.00 15:00 C-1027 French National DeFile /Shaffer Barnhouse $27.00 Spring, 1990 C-1029 Four Symphonic Chorales /Barker/Curnow/Osterling/Smith (Were You There) Jenson $55.00 12:40 C-1031 Do I Hear a Waltz Rodgers/Bennett Williamson/Burthen $22.50 8:00 C-1032 Star Trek-The Motion Picture, Selections From Goldsmith &Courage/Nowak Summer, 2005 Hal Leonard $30.00 C-1033 Alleluia Mozart/Gordon Kendor $17.00 2:40 C-1034 Three Old English Ballads Rhoads Wynn Music $23.00 C-1035 Joplination P. Turok Schirmer $50.00 12:00 C-1037 And a Happy New Year christmas Christensen Kendor $38.00 3:30 TschesnokoFF & C-1039 Salvation is Created & Awake (Dei Meistersinger) Wagner/Houseknecht Kjos $7.50 C-1041 Silver Quill, The Harpham & Nestico/Nestico Volkwein $15.00 2:10 C-1042 Thriller! Jackson/Nored Warner/Jackson $55.00 5:00 C-1043 Sing Nowell Christmas Gordon Bourne $12.95 3:30 C-1044 John Glenn March P. Tuabman Jenson $24.00 C-1046 Los Valientes Sammy Nestico Spring, 1988 Hal Leonard $30.00 C-1048 Carillon Brillante Mulet/Rhoad Barnhouse $25.00 C-1049 Sleigh Ride(YOUNG BANDS) Christmas Anderson/Ployhar Belwin $40.00 C-1051 Chorale and Alleluia Howard Hanson Carl Fischer $25.00 5:00 C-1053 Episode For Band S. Razo Hal Leonard $40.00 7:38 Bloomington-Normal Community Concert Band Library CONCERT SIZE: Updated November 2019 Page 3 oF 13 C-1055 Flutes and Flivvers D.
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