Grade 3 Hint/Title

Question 1

(clarinet soli beginning, then fl/trp low counter)

Answer 1

Air for Band, Frank Erickson


Question 2

(cheesy American)

Answer 2

American Folk Fantasy, John Edmondson


Question 3

(familiar melody, band/horn melody)

Answer 3

Ammerland, Jacob de Haan


Question 4

(Drums and muted trumpets)

Answer 4

Ancient Voices, Michael Sweeney


Question 5

(key change towards ends)

Answer 5

Blessed are They, Brahms/Beuhlman


Question 6

(grand intro, 45 second clip, cartoonish ending)

Answer 6

Block M March, Jerry Bilik


Question 7


(brisk trumpet melody)

Answer 7

Celebration of Life, Ralph Hultgren

Question 8

(waves of melody then bass!)

Answer 8

Chimes of Liberty, Edwin Franko Goldman


Question 9


(oboe/flute sad melody with cadence)

Answer 9

Come Sweet Death, Bach/Alfred Reed

Question 10

(one flute, then two flutes, then band)

Answer 10

Dier’ in De, Warren Barker


Question 11

(builds at beginning, muted trp solo midway-end)

Answer 11

Fandango, Frank Perkins 


Question 12


(reminds me of famous western)

Answer 12

Flashing Winds, Jan van der Roost

Question 13

(“flutters” with trumpet race call)

Answer 13

Galop from Genevieve…, Jacques Offenbach/Bourgeois


Question 14

(2 diff sections? 1. cool bass line 2. greekish w/ accel.)

Answer 14

Greek Folk Song Suite, Franco Cesarini 


Question 15


(trombone glisses)

Answer 15

Highbridge Excursions, Mark Williams

Question 16

(“and to keep our honor clean”…trp solo)

Answer 16

Hymn for the Altruistic, John Bogenschutz


Question 17


(Did Ticheli Arr? “County Derry”)

Answer 17

Irish Tune from County Derry, Percy Grainger

Question 18


(flowing 8th notes upper, lush notes under)

Answer 18

Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring, J.S. Bach/Alfred Reed

Question 19


(slow start, tempo change at very end)

Answer 19

Kentucky 1800, Claire Grundman

Question 20


(ascending line, chime! Light march)

Answer 20

Liberty Bell March, John Philip Sousa

Question 21

(beautiful horn/baritone counter mel in middle)

Answer 21

March of the Belgian Parachutists, Leemans/Bourgeois


Question 22

(vocals parts)

Answer 22

Mazama, Jay Chattaway 


Question 23

(fast 16ths in horn, brisk low brass mel)

Answer 23

National Emblem (March), Edwin Bagley


Question 24

(low brass heavy, bass drum!)

Answer 24

Northwest Suite, John O’ Reilly


Question 25


(mid way build followed by brisk then slow end)

Answer 25

Overture for Winds, Charles Carter

Question 26


(choppy brass ascending line in two keys)

Answer 26

Parade of the Tall Ships, Jay Chattaway

Question 27


(1. trp main mel, hit hit hit, soft hit hit hit 2. 
repeated 8th note rhythm throughout)

Answer 27

Sea Songs, Ralph Vaughan Williams

Question 28


(tom drum…piccolo)

Answer 28

Suite Provencale, Jan van der Roost

Question 29


(fast motive, bass stop, repeat motive)

Answer 29

Slavonic Dance, Dvorak/Longfield

Question 30


(lots of “flutters”/grace notes in the wws)

Answer 30

Valdres March, Johannes Hanssen

Question 31


(horns, low brass cadence / saxes, oboe flute mel)

Answer 31

With Quiet Courage, Larry Daehn

Question 32


(weak strong, weak strong, weak strong!

Answer 32

Washington Post March, John Philip Sousa

Question 33


(mating calls)

Answer 33

Western Dance, Clare Grundman