Part of the String Basics Correlated Series, Steps to Successful Literature, this patriotic medley correlates with Book 2, page 41. It is a flexible work and can be played by string orchestra, full
This flexible work can be played by concert band, string orchestra, or full orchestra. Audiences will be energized when hearing Yankee Doodle and You're a Grand Old Flag in this fun and
Excellently scored, this work provides the opportunity to study, develop, and perform several basic skills such as tone quality, intonation, small ensemble playing, balance and blend, cut time, and a
An exciting medley of four traditional holiday carols: Adeste Fideles (O Come, All Ye Faithful); Jolly Old Saint Nicholas; Joy to the World and Hark! The Herald Angels
This gorgeous work pays homage to the countless accomplishments achieved by men and women throughout the centuries. Includes a fascinating Learning Bank for students to contemplate as they learn and perform
Ignite an infectious hot Latin groove from the downbeat! Utilizing authentic traditional rhythms and repetition, this chart allows your young band to lock in and turn up the heat! Your students will
Bossa at its best! This accessible bossa nova chart provides students with an introduction to one of the most well-known styles of Brazilian music. There is enough syncopation to be interesting but still
It's ok to be off! This chart's harmonic structure uses only the last eight bars of a 12-bar blues - the first four bars of a typical blues are missing! - hence the title 1/3 Off. A perfect
Strut your band's stuff with this funky New Orleans second-line street-beat chart. The piece begins quietly, but then the party really starts with all the wind players improvising collectively. The first
With a tip of the hat to Gustav Holst and Mars from "The Planets," this out-of-this-world piece depicts the fear and exhilaration of discovery and exploration that future astronauts might
Experience a full-blown emotional meltdown with stomping rhythms from percussion, grumpy melodies from the low brass, and whiny cries from the woodwinds and trombones! Engaging contrapuntal lines will help
Take your ensemble to the high seas under the Jolly Roger with this rollicking adventure inspired by a lifelong fascination with pirate tales and the seafaring way of life that pirates led. A wonderful
Each day presents a variety of experiences. They can be magical, challenging, or surprising. This optimistic march tells a story of the day unfolding before us as more and more instruments join in the music
Featuring 19 more solos for recitals, festivals, informal gatherings, or just for fun, Book 2 includes a mix of classical themes, folk songs, and original works. The solos correlate with String
A supplementary method designed to guide students and orchestras towards development of superb intonation. Author Jeremy Woolstenhulme shares a wealth of tips throughout the Teacher’s Edition,
While the title is a reference to Christmas taken from a Shaker poem, this is a great choice for any time of year. Its driving forward motion and strong melodic voicing make it a wonderful piece for young
The elegant and regal melody is reminiscent of a 17th-century royal court. A great performance selection, this is also perfect for developing tonal color, blend, part independence, scale patterns, and group
Experience the unpredictable energy and drama of chasing an oncoming storm! Great cinematic writing gives all instruments interesting parts and builds a sense of drama, tension, and excitement. Accents and
Open your concert out with this cool chart! Starting with a bang and then mellowing out, this fast-paced swing chart is everything you need to get your beginning ensemble sounding like the real deal. Let
Here comes the hippopotamus! This funky tune opens with a four-bar bass line that sets the pace. Full of rhythmic variations and strong block writing, this piece is great for helping develop your ensemble's