Kangaroo Cha Cha - Günter Noris

Kanskje kommer Kongen - Øystein Dolmen

"Kanskje kommer Kongen" ("Perhaps the King is Coming") is yet another example of Knutsen and Ludvigsen's creativity and imagination.The arrangement begins with a short fanfare in the introduction. From letter B, the melody is carried by horn and trombone with a majestic character.Ensure good precision in the accompaniment. From letter C, the style is Latin-inspired, resembling Samba. Alternative percussion solutions are possible here.From letter D, there is a pizzicato effect in 8th-notes, with sonorous melodic lines. The style becomes majestic and elevated again from letter E,then returns to the Latin style from letter F until the end.Reid Gilje

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Karelian-Finnish Polka - Michal Worek

Karma Chameleon - George O'Dowd

Encourage by his role model, David Bowie, British singersongwriter George Alan O'Dowd reinvented himself as a dazzling and stylishly unique artist known as Boy George. Boy George founded the group Culture Club, which had several worldwide hits during the 1980's. One of his biggest hits was Karma Chameleon, which Peter Kleine Schaars has used to create this dazzling arrangement for concert band.

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Karntner Liedermarsch - Anton Seifert

Kavalier Walzer - Oskar Nedbal

Kazatchok - Jirka Kadlec

Keep On Smiling - Norman Tailor

Keep On Smiling (Bb Cornet Solo) - Norman Tailor

Keep On Smiling (Eb Horn Solo) - Norman Tailor