Complaining Blues - Dennis Armitage

Compostela - Thierry Deleruyelle

"Four roads lead to Santiago", so begins the Book of the Pilgrim. Written in the 12th century, the Codex Calixtinus opened the way for pilgrimage from most cities in Europe and North Africa to Santiago de Compostela, in Spain. Compostela - The Way of St James describes the pilgrims' journey. After a slow introduction, a brilliant theme announces the start of the journey. The arrival in Spain is indicated by incantatory chants and majestic chords. Finally, the music softens as the pilgrims venerate St James.

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Con Brio March - Kai Tønnesen

"Con Brio March" is, as stated in the title, a march to be played with vigour which means in a light style and tempo.Although the march is quite traditional in its form, it has been important to add some small challenges in all parts.

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Con Fuoco - Jean Balissat - Bertrand Moren

Conan the Barbarian - Poledouris - Barton

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Concert March from 1941 - John Williams - Steve Sykes

Concert Piece - Alexandre Guilmant - Klaas van der Woude

Felix-Alexandre Guilmant-Amedee (Boulogne-sur-Mer, March 12, 1837 - Meudon, March 29, 1911) was a French composer and organist. Like many other composers, he was very talented on a young age, he was 12 years when he was playing organ smoothly. He studied with Lemmens with Charles-Marie Widor and Gigout. Between 1871 and 1901 he the leading man in the Paris organ scenery, along with his fellow students, later on he teached at the Paris Conservatoire National Superieur de Musique, inter alia, Joseph Bonnet and Marcel Dupre. Known are his organ sonatas, which are equivalent to the famous organ symphonies of Widor. His work was very popular. Also knownunder the title Morceau Symphonique, Opus 88.

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Concert Tune - Jan Ceulemans

Concertante for Band - Stephen Bulla

Concertino (B-Dur) (Tenor Trombone Solo) - Ernst Sachse