"(What Did I Do to Be So) Black and Blue" arranged by Victor López is a beautiful ballad, and very playable by a young jazz group. The tempo is aro...
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And they said it couldn’t be done---a genuine setting that will demonstrate the unique roots of Western music in two-and-a-half minutes. This strai...
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Highlights from Leroy Anderson's revered holiday overture have been scored for younger players. In just over two minutes, this holiday classic offe...
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The third movement of Opus 34 (Three Festival Choruses), which Gustav Holst penned in 1916, was originally scored for chorus with piano, orchestra,...
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Heat up your holiday program with this charming arrangement fusing "We Wish You a Merry Christmas" with Caribbean flair. It's straightforward and p...
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Based on the folk song "I Know Where I'm Going," A Scottish Hymn, by Patrick Roszell, is a lush ballad setting that is perfect for teaching lyrical...
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Alchemy is an ancient philosophy that sought to turn iron into gold. The composer saw a parallel in music: taking the notes of a scale and turning ...
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You guessed, a funky rock, aka, a boogaloo groove played around 136 BPM. It's a simple blues with a great melody introduced by alto and trumpet. Wr...
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What a great title "Along for the Ride" clearly a great rock arrangement for a young jazz ensemble. Specific articulation notation, easy brass rang...
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Powerful unisons open this piece and continue as the trumpets state the heroic melody. A countermelody is then placed over this in the woodwinds. A...
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Embodying the idea of being part of something larger than yourself, but also valued as a unique individual, Among the Stars, You'll Shine, by Chris...
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Haunting rich textures surround the initial musical statement, which is embellished by innovative variations. The conclusion expands with pulsating...
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Imagine a procession of creatures from the wild kingdom marching by as you perform this fun-filled piece. Birds float by, followed by the clip-clop...
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The title is defined as an announcement, statement, or proclamation presented here musically. A glorious concert, contest, or festival piece writte...
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Late Intermediate to Early Advanced Works by 42 Composers. This 248-page, up-to-date, comprehensive survey of Baroque keyboard music includes works...
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This ominous piece offers younger musicians the opportunity to perform an exciting composition and depicts the journey to unlock a deeper understan...
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The sense of peace and tranquility of twilight on a summer's evening inspires this lovely, lyrical offering. An excellent teaching opportunity for ...
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This novel setting of the traditional carol "Good King Wenceslas" will musically transport you and your students to the royal Christmas banquet hal...
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Students and audience alike will love this! It is very easy. Clarinets do not cross the break. 1st trumpet's highest note is C. It is very easy...
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With its catchy melody and exhilarating rhythm, every band member fills an important role in this original composition. The rhythmic theme leads to...
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The Exploring Piano Classics: A Masterworks Method for Developing Pianists series pairs motivating performance repertoire with thoughtful technical...
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Your beginning band will sound great in its first concert performing this easy 2/4 march by Mark Williams. This piece is a fantastic confidence bui...
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An upbeat New Orleans second-line groove for your young jazz band. Tempo is around 160 BPM, but it is very accessible. Written melodic solos for tr...
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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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