Technique Exercises Featuring Music from Hogwarts It is time to revolutionize fundamental skill practice while also motivating students to practice...
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Technique Exercises Featuring Music from Hogwarts It is time to revolutionize fundamental skill practice while also motivating students to practice...
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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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Start your next concert with a powerful move! A perfect vehicle for teaching 16th-note rhythms, this funk chart has been carefully composed to make...
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Good times start here! The chart opens with just a snare drum playing back beats and the driving rock beat continues throughout. There are many opp...
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With accessible range and rhythms well within young players comfort zone, your students will be confident in playing this bluesy swing style chart....
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Its ok to be off! 1/3 Off is based upon the most common form of American jazz, the 12-bar blues. The charts harmonic structure uses only the last 8...
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Strut your bands stuff with this funky, New Orleans Second Line street beat chart. The piece begins quietly, but then the party really starts with ...
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Pass the Hot Sauce ignites an infectious “hot” Latin groove from the downbeat! Utilizing authentic, traditional rhythms and repetition, this chart ...
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Bossa at its best! This chart is an accessible bossa nova that provides students with an introduction to one of the most well-known styles of Brazi...
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You might say that with Blinding Lights, superstar The Weeknd brought the sound of the '80s bang up to date, and in doing so created one of the big...
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A knock on the door, a ring of the doorbell, a scream and the guttural call of the zombies for “Braaaains!”. This piece uses a creepy minor key, dy...
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Left ….. Left ….. Left, Right Left!Marching in formation, efficient and organised, a colony of ants busy themselves, industriously working together...
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This quirky British television series “Good Omens” (starring David Tennant and Michael Sheen) features a suitably distinctive and appealing main th...
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Kate Bush's 1985 classic surged back into the mainstream in 2022 thanks to the Netflix series Stranger Things. Now your jazz ensemble can play it ...
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Tank! from Cowboy Bebop arranged for Jazz Ensemble level 3
From Taylor Swift's album, Midnights, lead single “Anti-Hero” is already breaking records for sales and streaming on it's way to the top of the ch...
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The Brazilian classic was popular in the United States during the 1940s with artists such as Ethel Smith, the Andrews Sisters and Carmen Miranda. M...
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From the first note of this thrilling piece, a sense of suspense feeds an intense desire to protect and avenge, leaving listeners to wonder what is...
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The music from Disney's films and musicals has achieved international acclaim. Nico Dezaire has taken four of the most beautiful Disney scores from...
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Though initially written over 50 years ago, Marvin Gaye's plea for peace and understanding is a message that still resonates strongly and needs to ...
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Inspired by the composer's frequent visits to Montana, this musical tribute honors the grand landscapes of the state, including stunning mountain v...
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Major or minor? Natural or harmonic? B or Bb? These are the questions posed in this jaunty 6/8 tune that explores contrasting D Major and D minor ...
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Larry Moore's string orchestra arrangement of the introductory song from Disney's Encanto captures the rich syncopations and energy of the traditio...
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