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NMEA Database 2016 (Excel).Xlsx Catalogue # Title Composer Arranger Type Voicing Division 568.2 Fire Dance Akey, Douglas Band 2 508.8 Blue Tango Anderson, Leroy Brubaker, Jerry Band 549.8 Serenata Anderson, Leroy Band 510.6 Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo Arnold, Malcolm Paynter, John P. Band 544.5 Four Scottish Dances Arnold, Malcolm Band 518.4 Prelude and Fugue Bach, Johann Sebastian Moehlmann, Roland L. Band 524.9 Sleepers Wake (Wachet auf) Bach, Johann Sebastian Chiaffarelli, Al Band 543.1 Grand Finale (from Cantata No. 207) Bach, Johann Sebastian Gordon, Philip Band 554.5 PiratesPrelude of and the Fugue Caribbean: in D minor The Medallion and the Bach, Johann Sebastian Moehlmann, Roland L. Band 551.9 Black Pearl Badelt, Klaus Sweeney, Michael Band 524.7 National Emblem March Bagley, E.E. Morris, Albert Band 570.9 National Emblem March Bagley, E.E. Fennell, Frederick Band 4 556.6 Majestica Balmages, Brian Band 1 560.8 Kilauea Balmages, Brian Band 1 563.5 Fanfare and Fireworks Balmages, Brian Band 1 564.1 Etowah Balmages, Brian Band 2 564.6 Always United, Forever Strong Balmages, Brian Band 4 564.9 Arabian Dances Balmages, Brian Band 4 566.2 Colliding Visions Balmages, Brian Band 1 567.2 Jungle Dance Balmages, Brian Band 2 567.7 Shadows Unleashed Balmages, Brian Band 1 570.3 Electricity Balmages, Brian Band 2 549.4 Trail of Tears Barnes, James Band 561.9 Yorkshire Ballad Barnes, James Band 3 565.3 Final Impact Barrett, Roland Band 1 560.4 Carnival Basler, Paul Band 5 531.6 America the Beautiful Bates, K. L. & Ward, S. A. Barker, Warren Band 554.3 Joyful Rock Beethoven, Ludwig van Watson, Scott Band 1 559.7 Military Escort March Bennett Swearingen, James Band 3 555.3 Activity March Bennett, Harold Clark, Larry Band 1 Catalogue # Title Composer Arranger Type Voicing Division 526.3 Suite of Old American Dances Bennett, Robert Russell Band 523.6 Ginger Marmalade Benson, Warren Band 567.5 American Frontiers Bernotas, Chris Band 1 568.4 …And Goodnight Bernotas, Chris Band 3 568.6 Pony Express Bernotas, Chris Band 3 502.9 Overture to Candide Bernstein, Leonard Grundman, Clare Band 507.2 Overture to Candide Bernstein, Leonard Beeler, Walter Band 526.7 A Bernstein Tribute Bernstein, Leonard Grundman, Clare Band 531.7 American Variations Bilik, Jerry H. Band 548.5 The North Face Bocook, Jay Band 501.7 I am Boysen, Andrew Jr. Band 564.7 Dusk Bryant, Steven Band 4 558.6 March Jambalaya Bulla, Stephen Band 2 503.8 Here's that Rainy Day Burke and Van Huesen Lowden Band 559.8 FantasiaIn a Quiet on Place "Black is the Color of My True Calhoun, Bill Band 1 553.1 Love's Hair" Camphouse, Mark Band 570.8 Yosemite Autumn Camphouse, Mark Band 4 551.2 Overture for Winds Carter, Charles Band 551.3 Greek Folk Song Suite Cesarini, Franco Band 503.1 Variations on a Korean Folk Song Chance, John Barnes Band 507.4 Blue Lake Overture for Concert Band Chopin,Chance, Frédéric John Barnes Band 516.4 Prelude/Little Fugue Francois/Handel, Georg Kinyon, John Band 550.7 Engines of Resistance Clark, Larry Band 558.8 Elite March Clark, Larry Band 1 569.7 Loyalty March Clark, Larry Band 1 520.1 Dunharrow Overture Clark, Reber Band Missing as of 531.5 Hymn of Saint James Clark, Reber Clark, Reber Band 7/07 564.3 Old Churches Colgrass, Michael Band 3 562.9 Eventide Conaway, Matt Band 1 564.2 Primeval Stormfront Conaway, Matt Band 2 2 Catalogue # Title Composer Arranger Type Voicing Division 523.1 Down a Country Lane Copland, Aaron Patterson, Merlin Band 556.4 Barn Dance Court, D. Band 510.8 Canticum Curnow, James Band 503.2 Intrada Americana Curnow, Jim Band 502.1 Highland Echos Daehn, Larry Band 552.5 A Song for Friends Daehn, Larry Band 558.7 AsCountry Summer Wildflowers Was Just Beginning (Song for Daehn, Larry Band 1 504.9 James Dean) Daehn, Larry D. Band 546.7 With Quiet Courage Dahen, Larry Band 507.7 Canticle Del Borgo, Eliot Band 525.3 Symphonic Sketches Del Borgo, Elliot Band 527.9 Chant Variants Del Borgo, Elliot Band 532.8 Knightsbridge Overture Del Borgo, Elliot Band 563.6 VooDoo Dance Del Borgo, Elliot Band 1 527.3 Chorale and Canon Del Borgo, Elliot A. Band 518.6 Satiric Dances for a Comedy by Aristophanes Dello Joio, Norman Band 534.5 Lord of the Rings mvt.5 Hobbits deMeij Band 540.6 New World Symphony Dvorak, Antonin Michael Sweeney Band 502.2 El Alamein Edmondson, John Band 508.2 March of the Phantom Brigade Edmondson, John Band 511.8 Pride of the Corps Edmondson, John Band 512.1 Briarwood Overture Edmondson, John Band 514.8 General Greene Concert March Edmondson, John Band 515.7 Glen Canyon Overture Edmondson, John Band 516.3 Greenbrier March Edmondson, John Band 516.5 Razzamajazz Edmondson, John Band 543.2 Valley Forge March Edmondson, John Band 547.7 Jazz Chaconne Edmondson, John Band 559.4 American Heritage March Edmondson, John Band 2 506.7 Rio Bravo Edmundson, John Band 3 Catalogue # Title Composer Arranger Type Voicing Division 504.2 Prelude and Dance Elliot Del Borgo Band 504.7 Air for Band Erickson, Frank Band 507.6 Sonatina for Band Erickson, Frank Band 512.7 Toccata for Band Erickson, Frank Band 551.1 Balladair Erickson, Frank Band 553.9 Reflections Feldstein, Sandy & Clark, Larry Band 1 554.7 El Capitan Fennell, Drew Band 554.8 Arlington Anthem Fennell, Drew Band 557.8 Fanfare & Theme Fennell, Drew Band 4 514.4 The Klaxon March Fillmore, Henry Band 542.9 His Honor March Fillmore, Henry Band 549.6 Americans We Fillmore, Henry Band 569.4 Rolling Thunder Fillmore, Henry Foster, Robert Band 5 557.4 A Festival Overture Flamhaft, Michael Band 3 555.8 Celtic Air and Dance No.2 Folksong - Celtic Sweeney, Michael Band 570.2 Celtic Air and Dance Folksong - Celtic Sweeney, Michael Band 2 552.3 Hooroosh! Ford, Ralph Band 545.5 Poseidon of Horses and the Sea Forte, Aldo Rafael Band 570.7 Toccata Frescobaldi Slocum Band 4 551.8 Florentiner March Fusik, Julius Band 546.3 Raise of the Son Galante, Rossano Band 522.4 Porgy and Bess Selections Gershwin, George Bennett, Russell Band 551.4 Pegasus Gibson, John Band 551.5 Resting in the Peace of His Hands Gibson, John Band 547.8 Foster's America Gillingham, David Band 546.5 Be Thou My Vision Gillingham, David R. Band 557.9 Ave Maria Para Nossa Mae Gilroy, Gary Band 4 562.7 Husaria Cavalry Overture Giroux, Julie Band 5 542.5 Russian Sailors' Dance Glière, Reinhold Kinyon, John Band 553.6 Russian Sailors' Dance Glière, Reinhold Williams, Mark Band 4 Catalogue # Title Composer Arranger Type Voicing Division 562.2 Russian Sailors' Dance Glière, Reinhold Longfield, Robert Band 4 560.1 On the Mall Goldman, E.F. Band 4 505.1 American Salute Gould, Morton Lang, Philip J. Band 527.8 Windjammer Gould, Morton Yoder, Paul Band 540.1 Jericho Rhapsody for Symphonic Band Gould, Morton Band 553.3 Lincolnshire Posy Grainger, Percy Band 559.5 IrishHorkstow Tune Grangefrom County Derry and Shepherd's Grainger, Percy Band 2 504.3 Hey Grainger, Percy A. Band 542.1 Themes from Green Bushes Grainger, Percy A. Band 548.2 Molly on the Shore Grainger, Percy A. Band 526.8 Ye Banks and Braes O'Bonnie Doon Grainger, Percy Aldridge Band 571.1 Enigma Machine Greene, Joni Band 5 529.3 Festivo Gregson, Edward Band 556.1 Fire Storm Grice, Bob Band 556.7 Gentle River Grice, Rob Band 1 564.8 March of the Trolls Grieg, Edvard Band 4 505.5 American Folk Rhapsody No. 1 Grundman, Clare Band 517.3 Music for a Carnival Grundman, Clare Band 520.2 Kentucky-1800 Grundman, Clare Band 528.5 English Suite Grundman, Clare Band 533.3 The Blue-Tail Fly Grundman, Clare E. Band 523.2 Firework Music Handel, Georg Friedrich Gordon, Philip Band 519.9 Chorale and Alleluia Hanson, Howard Band 564.5 Albanian Dance Hanson, Shelley Band 3 522.1 Overture on a Shaker Tune Higgins, John Band 547.1 Sundance Hilliard, Quincy Band 561.7 African Festival Hilliard, Quincy Band 2 546.9 Sea Storm Hilliard, Quincy C. Band 545.1 Kenya Contrasts Himes, William Band 555.2 March from Symphonic Metamorphosis Hindemith, Paul Wilson, Keith Band 5 Catalogue # Title Composer Arranger Type Voicing Division 561.5 Unity March Hodges, Steve Band 2 509.5 Havendance Holsinger, David R. Band 546.8 Abram's Pursuit Holsinger, David R. Band 549.1 On the Hymn Song of Phillip Bliss Holsinger, David R. Band 568.9 On a Hymn Song of Philip Bliss Holsinger, David R. Band 4 534.8 Second Suite for Military Band in F Major Holst, Gustav Smith, Robert W. & Story, Band 557.3 Jupiter from "The Planets" Holst, Gustav M. Band 1 560.3 Chaccone, Mvt. 1, from 1st Suite in Eb Holst, Gustav Fennell, Frederick Band 4 565.4 Jupiter from "The Planets" Holst, Gustav Murtha, Paul Band 1 511.2 Intrada and Festival Huckeby, Ed Band 563.9 Ancient Echos Huckeby, Ed Band 2 521.5 Smetana Fanfare Husa, Karel Husa, Karel Band 523.5 Variations on "America" Ives, Charles Rhoads, William E. Band 558.1 Yagi Bushi Iwai, Naohiri Band 4 526.6 Esprit de Corps Jager, Robert Band 554.2 Prehistoric Suite Jennings, Paul Band 1 540.5 Crystal City Overture John Edmondson Band 540.3 Normandy Beach Concert March John Edmonson Band 520.5 The Strenuous Life--a ragtime two-step Joplin, Scott Reed, Alfred Band 533.1 Three Dances Khaturian Band 516.1 Lexington March King, Karl Swearingen, James Band 542.6 Allied Honor King, Karl Swearingen, James Band 565.6 Barnum & Bailey's Favorite King, Karl Milford Band 1 509.4 Bonds of Unity March King, Karl L.
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