The well-known classic spiritual with a funky rock feel played around 110 BPM. Brief written solo statements from various players and modest trumpe...
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Arranged by W.C. Zhang. Even elementary string orchestras will sound fantastic playing this rousing national song which is skillfully arranged to g...
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A very simple march for your next Aussie-themed performance.Beauty ripper, mate!This title is also available for Concert Band Grade 1.5 and Flexibl...
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Feature this amazingly authentic arrangement of a Baroque masterpiece! Two movements from Handel's Water Music Suite No. 2 highlight some of the mo...
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Using very modest ranges and easy rhythms (no syncopation) Richard has created this tender lyric piece that evokes the beauty of Spring. Perfect fo...
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Rock anthem from Queen that beginners will love to play.
The joyous sounds rising from Whoville, as its undaunted residents join their voices affirming the deeper meaning of the season, are recreated in t...
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This medium swing blues chart is a classic example and lesson in the blues. Using the 12-bar blues form, this tune will teach young jazz players th...
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Eerie melodies, suspenseful harmonies, and intense percussion create an atmosphere of mystery and anticipation that will captivate both musicians a...
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What, So?, one of the most iconic jazz recordings of all time is Miles Davis “So What.” What, So? borrows the same chord progression but features a...
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What, So?, one of the most iconic jazz recordings of all time is Miles Davis’ “So What.” What, So? borrows the same chord progression but features ...
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This easy-to-play shuffle swings at around 144 BPM. This is a well-known melody scored for young players that features accessible ranges, brief wri...
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With its title originating in one of the most poignant, nostalgic lines of text in the Irish folk song “Danny Boy”, Standridge has created a dreami...
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A very playable, gentle piece, Whispers in the Wind, by Robert Sheldon, is written for first-year bands with only one part per instrument, providin...
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This sensitive work introduces the young concert band to the classic overture form. A Maestoso introduction sets the mood for a soft and simple flu...
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This lively and highly-charged overture sounds terrific at this very easy level. With nothing faster than a crotchet (quavers in percussion), effec...
View full detailsFocusing on a single syncopated pattern, Wind Dances is a terrific teaching piece that also has musical depth and merit. With an energetic drive th...
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Everyone loves a day at the beach---the soothing sounds of the ocean waves with your toes in the sand. Wind of the Waves will transport you to that...
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Wolverine Trail is a concert march for beginning bands and is rather helpful in introducing beginners to the march form and style. This piece is ba...
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It soon becomes evident that this march is dedicated to the woodpecker. The hammering of bird is described by five repeating notes. The percussion ...
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This catchy hit from the all-girl band Fifth Harmony has a compelling, yet repetitive beat thats a perfect fit for your beginners. Receiving multip...
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A clever adaptation of the familiar holiday tune, "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen." With an easy swing feel at MM=120, trumpet 1 range to written E to...
View full detailsThe difference between a fiddle and a violin is best summarized in the following adage: the violin sings and the fiddle dances. YEE HAW! aims to ma...
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Featuring a relaxed Latin style, Ryan Meeboer's You Are the One is scored to have fun parts for every section. The main melody is based on a four-n...
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