This is a jazzy rigtime song that has only whole, half, and quarter notes. It is a great song to hand soon after the ensemble has started to pract...
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This is a great concert work for the first year band. Very very easy. Real jazz harmonies, yet all in the range of the first year student. The s...
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This is a very easy piece. Like all of our grade 1/2 music, it is playable with only 1 flute, 2 clarinets, 1 alto sax, and 1 trumpet. Substitute a...
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A powerful sounding composition that will be quick for the students to learn. It is a good study in composition. 1st trumpet's highest note is D....
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Our special beginning band series. Playable after only a few weeks and with limited instrumentation: 1 flute, 2 clarinets, 1 alto sax, 1 trumpet. ...
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Finally, a real big band jazz sound for your concert ensemble. It swings, it cooks. There are written solos for flute and sax, but this is also a...
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A fast whirlwind march with meter changes. 1st trumpet's highest notes is A#. Sample Page Your browser does not support the audio element.
A very moving and moderately slow composition. It builds to a full big climax and eases back down to a soft and beautiful end. 1st trumpet's highe...
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What a great introduction to the classics! Themes from three famous symphonies: Symphony No. 3. Symphony No. 7, Symphony No. 9. All three themes...
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A full sounding concert march that is easy to play. The percussion section has a fun and interesting part to play. 1st trumpet's highest note is D....
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An easy composition to play with fun parts for the percussion. Great tool for teaching articulation and the different styles of music. 1st trumpe...
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An up temp of quarter note = 120 beats per minute. It is exciting, but not difficult. Lots of whole note trills for the upper woodwinds. It is a ...
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A very easy composition for beginning band. It is a good introduction to very easy independence. 1st trumpet's highest note is Bb. Easily playabl...
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Chris has written a very exciting aggressive sounding composition that is easy for 1st year students and fun to play. It is truly a grade 1 1/2 un...
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The percussion have an exciting and energetic part. There is an eighth note pattern that keeps a strong pulse throughout the composition. The syn...
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This is a very easy song with real rock harmonies. The audience will get a kick our to hearing this, and the young musicians will love playing it...
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A very easy and great composition to put on your first concert for your beginners. Clarinets do not cross the break. 1st trumpet's highest note i...
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Here is a grade 2 or your 2nd year players, or the end of the first year for those already nudging into grade 2 ranges. It opens with a pulsing di...
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An easy Grade 1/2 designed to be playable after only 7 or 8 lessons. Teaching aspects are always a part of the Northeastern Music design. This gi...
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Kelpies are the legendary Scottish water horse of lore. A full description is in the program notes on the score. It opens with mysteriously with ...
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This composition is another one of those beautiful lush harmonies and melodies of Andrew Poor. Absolutely beautiful It starts slowly and beautif...
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Here's a blues swing composition for your band. This composition is really much easier to play than it sounds, which is great! The students and a...
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An arrangement that can be played at all events, concerts, concerts inthe park and more. Great for community band as well as middle school and hig...
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This composition by Rob Grice is a winner. It is fun to play with accents and syncopation that make the work exciting and it sounds much harder th...
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