Keystone Kops. - Carl David

'The Keystone Kops' was a series of silent comedies featuring an incompetent group of policemen. They first appeared in the 1912 film Hoffmeyer's Legacy but it was the 1913 feature The Bangville Police that confirmedtheir popularity. 'The Keystone Kops' were renowned for making mistakes, particularly with a great deal of energy and activity, and all done with a major lack of coordination. Carl Davis's 3 minute tour de force is a fine encorepiece!

Khartoum - Frank Cordell

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Kia Hora Te Marino - Christopher Tin

Kick Off - Dennis Armitage

Kickoff - John Blanken

Kickoff is a short but powerful opening work. An attractive theme,a beautiful counter-melody, a driving bass motif and energeticpercussion are the ingredients of this composition. A fantastic way tokick off any concert.

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Killing me Softly

Kinderzirkus - Jan Koetsier

King All Glorious - G.M. Vail

King Arthur - Benjamin Britten

King Arthur was the first of 28 scores Benjamin Britten (1913-1976) composed for radio between 1937 and 1947. It was an ambitious dramatisation of King Arthur's life and times - part pageant, part play, partcantata - written by D.G. Bridson. This colourful suite incorporates the Introduction, a dramatic Wild Dance, some of the music underscoring the scenes for Galahad and The Holy Grail, and two vividbattle scenes, ending with The Final Battle and Apotheosis. King Arthur (scenes from a radio drama) for brass band should not be confused with a much longer orchestral suite which Paul Hindmarsh devised from the same sourcein1995. King Arthur (scenes from a radio drama) will be played by the 20 First Section finalists on 16th September 2018 at this year's National Brass Band Championships of Great Britain.

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King Arthur - Hans Zimmer