Humorous and most assuredly tongue in cheek, this quirky original offers cross-cued solo opportunities for bassoon, flute, clarinet, alto saxophone, and tuba. A wide array of percussion instruments gives
Young players enjoy the excitement and drama of playing in minor keys. This melodic work capitalizes on that fondness for minor keys and provides all the energy and drama that students can handle. This
This engaging piece for string orchestra is appropriate for any time of the year but is especially fun for a summer orchestra concert. Arco Polo is a musical depiction of the well-known
This original work delightfully expresses a day in a chicken's life, including a creative musical depiction of chickens running around the coup using dissonant eighth notes. All instruments have interesting
Teaching points abound in this exciting work, but technique does not get in the way. Some eighth note and eighth rest counting spices things up, and a wider-than-usual array of percussion instruments adds
Inspired by Romani proverbs, this wonderful work for young band evokes the flavor of these nomadic people of Europe. It affords several cross-cultural performance options while remaining a solid piece of
Originally composed as a piano solo with robust chords and a proud melody, this string orchestra arrangement will delight your young ensemble. All instruments have interesting parts, and students will
Here's a bubbly multilevel arrangement of this seasonal favorite with a dollop of holiday tradition and a dash of contemporary rock. Middle-level students work on their spiccato skills and pass the
This prelude on a familiar hymn passes the melody through a number of creative settings. Effective as an opener, this original look at a favorite carol can actually fit nicely anywhere on your program.
A setting of Break Forth, O Everlasting Light is paired with O Little Town of Bethlehem for a seasonal gem. Lovely in all aspects, it remains accessible to younger players while conveying
Take a musical tour of the Emerald Isle. Three popular Irish tunes come to life for string orchestra with melody in all parts. From silky-slow to fiery-fast, it begins with the stately and poignant The